Nudist golfers surprise course owner at Kelowna greens
Kelowna police reported a 4:45 a.m. incident at McCulloch Orchard Greens when owner Chris Turton found three men naked on a nine hole course. Turton followed noise and discovered the trio with beer and golf clubs.
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Reward Offered in Air India Flight 182 Bombing Case
The RCMP announced a 1 million dollar reward to identify those responsible for the 1985 Air India Flight 182 bombing off Ireland, which killed 329 aboard. Investigators say substantial evidence exists but require public tips to close the case. Leads point to suspected Sikh separatists from the Vancouver area.
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Calgary principal charged with sex assault on student
Calgary police charged 54 year old James Way Robertson principal of William Reid Elementary with sexual assault and sexual contact that allegedly occurred with an eleven year old student over a four month period from December 7, 1994 to April 26. Parents were notified by sealed letters. a psychologist was sent to the school.
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Tapes kept private at trial
New evidence shown at the Paul Bernardo murder trial includes explicit videotapes and weapons found at his St Catharines home. The Crown plans to screen two tapes while the jury, officials, and Bernardo may hear but not see them. Bernardo pleads not guilty to Mahaffy and French deaths. Karla Homolka, in prison, is tied to the case. Public seating for the trial drew unusually long lines as viewers seek passes.
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Pension crunch delays retirement for some Canadians
Medicine Hat seniors debate when to retire as experts warn the gray wave will strain pensions. Cliff Hauck, 77, jokes about farming until broke while Catherine Miller, 76, urges 65 as the retirement age. actuary Robert Brown discusses flexible post 65 income amid rising life expectancy.
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Robert Brown
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