Bush Victory Prompts Debate Over Mandate and Iraq War
The article notes Bush won more votes than Kerry but did not secure a sweeping mandate. It discusses partisan maps, North American political divides, and questions the legitimacy of pre emptive war in Iraq. It compares past appeasement concerns before World War II and reflects on potential outcomes.
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George W. Bush
White House
Lenos
Lettermans
Bush
Kerry
Canada
North America
Iraq
al-Qaida
Falluja
Hussein
Adolf Hitler
Curfew bylaw debates stretch across Saskatchewan towns
Outlook and Lloydminster weigh curfew measures amid vandalism and noise complaints. Historical notes show a 1944 bylaw and a 1995 attempt cut by Charter concerns. Black Diamond Alberta approves a curfew for 12 to 15 year olds after 11 pm.
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Saskatchewan
Outlook
Lloydminster
Black Diamond
Alberta
Curfew bylaw debate as towns weigh youth crime and rights
Neishbourly Cws argues curfew bylaw deters crime citing Okotoks success though no charges filed. Black Diamond councillors question police power to enforce criminal codes. Lloydminster officers warn bylaw strains staff while acknowledging teens' busy schedules and growing pains. The balance between quiet streets and youth rights remains unresolved.
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Okotoks
Black Diamond
Lloydminster