Posted on 30 March 2011. Tags: crossed the line, Dexter Morgan, Facebook message, Johnny Altinger, Mark Twitchell, Murder, Renee Waring
Note: There are elements in this story that contain explicit and unsettling details and may upset some readers! Mark Twitchell confided in a Facebook friend in the United States saying that he “crossed the line” only days after an announcement was made by police about the killing of an adult male in a garage in [...]
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Posted on 29 March 2011. Tags: 6.3 magnitude, Japan’s largest crises, Japan’s Nuclear Crisis, Maximum Alert, Naoto Kan
The Prime Minister of Japan is be adamant that Japan is on highest alert to get its nuclear catastrophe in control as authorities hurry to alleviate a reactor complex damaged by the earthquake and restrain radioactive water from spreading. Naoto Kan said in parliament Tuesday, previous to recording a new earthquake off Honshu, the main [...]
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Posted on 26 March 2011. Tags: Canadian commander, Libyan operation, Lt. General Charles Bouchard, NATO, NORAD, Peter MacKay
The command of the Libyan operation goes to a Canadian commander. Canadian Defence Minister Peter MacKay announced on Friday that the NATO operation in Libya will be handed over the Canadian Lt. General Charles Bouchard. On Thursday NATO assumed authority for the “no-fly zone” in the skies of Libya, a piece of a United Nations [...]
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Posted on 24 March 2011. Tags: 6.8 Magnitude Earthquake, Bangkok, Burma, Chiang Rai, no tsunami, Weerapon Samranjai
A powerful 6.8-magnitude earthquake hit Burma in the north eastern region Thursday night, resulting in the death of one woman and shuddering that could be felt in structures even as far as Bangkok. The earthquake was land based so there was no tsunami generated. The earthquake hit a region where Burma meets Laos and Thailand, [...]
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Posted on 24 March 2011. Tags: Buddy Tavares, Constable Geoff Mantler, Jeremy Packer, kicked in the head, Two Assault Charges
Constable Geoff Mantler, an RCMP officer from Kalina, British Columbia, has been given a charge of assault related to an unpleasant January incident when a man, after being apprehended, was brutally kicked in the head. Constable Mantler was also charged with assault in an unrelated incident in August 2010. Another complaint, of a 3rd alleged [...]
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Posted on 24 March 2011. Tags: CP-140 Aurora, General Ban Ki-moon, HMCS Charlottetown, Libyan Mission, Peter MacKay, reconnaissance aircraft
Canada is transferring 2 CP-140 Auroras reconnaissance aircraft, to Italy for support missions to defend Libyan civilians, announced Defence Minister Peter MacKay today. He announced that Canada is deploying the air-craft to offer tactical maritime observation to honour Canadian commitments to the UN-backed assignment to protect Libyan civilians. The statement was given while the fighting [...]
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Posted on 23 March 2011. Tags: Elizabeth Taylor Dead, Film Legend, legendary Hollywood star, Michael Caine, Sally Morrison
March 23, 2011 – Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dead at 79. A day that many will remember for the rest of their lives. It’s the day that the world lost the immortal Elizabeth Taylor, who from childhood immediately became one of the truly larger than life legendary Hollywood stars. Elizabeth Taylor passed away at 70 [...]
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Posted on 20 March 2011. Tags: Daiichi nuclear facility, Death Count Rises, Hikaru Kuroda, Hitoshi Sugawara, Power Is Restored, Yukio Edano
Power has been restored to one of the crippled Fukushima nuclear units. Two of the 6 reactors at the incapacitated nuclear facility in the northeast of Japan are now under control, according to the facility’s operator on Sunday, while radiation advanced down the food chain. Health authorities said, that radiation from the disabled reactors has [...]
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Posted on 19 March 2011. Tags: airborne manoeuvres, Canadian Casualties, Canadian PM Stephen Harper, CF-18, no-fly zone
Canadian PM Stephen Harper says that Canadian jets will soon become a piece of widespread airborne manoeuvres in the skies over Libya to aid in the protection innocent Libyan civilians. Harper made the comment in Paris on Saturday were made as the United States launched multiple cruise missiles at targets in Libya as a piece [...]
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Posted on 19 March 2011. Tags: Berlin, Camilla Verde, death of Berlin’s beloved Knut, Heiner Kloes, Klaus Wowereit, Knut's death, Polar Bear Knut
The sudden death of Berlin’s beloved Knut, a polar bear whose rise to global stardom when he was born and raised by Berlin zookeepers has left his keepers and the country stunned. The infamous bear passed away by himself inside his enclosure with no forewarning, said Heiner Kloes, bear keeper. Kloes said that it was [...]
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