Bin Laden Death Sparks Debate on Aftermath and Justice
The article reflects on Osama Bin Laden's death at the hands of U S Navy SEALs in Pakistan and weighs whether his killing was a victory for the war on terror or could fuel martyrdom. It contrasts potential trial outcomes with retaliation, imperialism, and historic precedents like Nuremberg.
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Osama bin Laden
Pakistan
West
Obama
bin Laden
CIA
Hoboken
New Jersey
Great Falls
Montana
U.S
America
Indian Ocean
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Hitler
Communist Party
Russia
Berlin
Nuremberg
Spirit Sings Chorus Travels for Lethbridge CD Recording
The choir from St. Marys with St. Pats students joined Holy Spirit groups in Lethbridge on May 12 to record a music CD. The project aims for a fall release and sale through the new school year.
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St. Mary's
St. Pat's
Lethbridge
Holy Spirit
Fluoride Free Water Adoption Across Canadian Regions
The piece argues fluoride in drinking water offers no direct dental benefit and may pose health risks. It notes CDC guidance on brushing with fluoridated toothpaste, cites ADA and Lancet cautions, and reports 55 percent of Canadians have fluoride free water with Waterloo and Calgary recent removals.
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Canadians
Centers For Disease Control
American Dental Association
The
Lancet
Medical Journal
National Research Council
Europe
U.S
Canada
Waterloo
Ontario
Calgary
Critics question bylaw enforcement in Taber
Barry Conacher’s May 11 letter laments enforcement failures and argues against an idling bylaw while praising hometown freedoms. The writer recalls losing and regaining freedom to stress caution about extra laws and enforcement.
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Barry Conacher
Civic Centre
Taber
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