Updateed 1.45 amCBC News Canada reports the damage is estimated around $100,000The building Palais Montcalm is a landmark in the City. The fire started on the third floor although the cause in not yet known....
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"A U.S. government-funded medical information site that bills itself as the world's largest database on reproductive health has quietly begun to block searches on the word "abortion," concealing nearly 25,000...
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Ghost hunting at the old Mansfield Reformatory is so popular that all dates for 2008 are almost sold out. The facility still holds the largest free standing cell block in the world at six tiers high.Built between...
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This could be good news for Myspace's musician population because they can get their music out to their fans without a record label. It will be interesting to see how Myspace turns this into a business...
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"The largest barbecue in the world" will take place on Sunday 13th April in Montevideo, Uruguay. The event was declared a national interest event by the Presidency of Uruguay.The tickets to be part of the event and try the roast cost U$S 3,00 and U$S 1,5 for...
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AMY GOODMAN: [Five years ago] on March 19th, 2003, the US began bombing Baghdad. The invasion was on. Six weeks later, President Bush stood under a banner reading “Mission Accomplished” and declared an end to major military combat operations in Iraq. Now, half a...
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"Special ReportAlaska, USAOn the night of July 7th, 1958 the WORLD'S LARGEST TSUNAMI struck Lituya bay, located about 250 miles west of Juneau. It was 1,700 feet or 520 meters, almost twice the height of the...
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OpinionBarry Artiste, Now Public ContributorAfter several complaints over the years by musicians and the public alike Canadian authourities finally acted and raided a Manitoba Piracy Ring operating Worldwide.Asia...
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Like the oil company profits last year, it's another situation of individuals making a lot of money in sectors experiencing trouble."The heads of three companies implicated in the mortgage crisis have been asked to explain how they collectively received hundreds of millions...
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Beijing has opened the world's largest airport terminal to meet the passenger surge during the Olympics in August.
Forty-two flights arrived or departed from th
Beijing opens world's largest airport terminal
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...and, there's more! Have we all been asleep at the wheel again? This is old news!Jeff Davis's links have disappeared, but here is an article he wrote back in Nov. 2006. Suddenly, I'm finding myself fascinated...
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Certainly a feather in Now Public's Hat with the hiring of World Editor Rachel Nixon to Now Public. "Welcome Rachel" from us News Wranglers. "Citizen journalism site gets directorVancouver SunPublished: Thursday, February 14, 2008Vancouver-based citizen...
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"Two Irish people are among a group arrested in Britain in a series of raids aimed at breaking-up a €135m cocaine operation.
Among the 22 people arrested are suspects with British, Israeli, Iraqi, Egyptian and Irish backgrounds.
Police used a mechanical digger to smash...