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`included in the letter,” said city
`CAORon Shaw.ve onlynoticed
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`‘itafter.”
`As faras Knoxiis concerned, it
`_ wasa Union Gas problemto deal
`with, not acity problem.
`“Union Gas needs to take
`responsibility, that’s what needs
`to be done;shesaid.
`Meanwhile, extra staff were
`called in to the ArdenPark and
`Festival Inn fo accommodateres-
`idents who needed a warnplace
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`LAURA CUDWORTH
`Staff Reporter
`Jennifer Knox spent Monday
`nightshivering athomewhen she.
`could have been toastywarm at
`theArdenParkHotel.
`She'snot theonly one. About
`97residences were withoutheat
`because of a gas leak at Bruns-
`wick and Albertstreets. The mer-
`cury dipped below -20C thatnight
`with a windchill below -30C.
`“We froze,’ Knox said. “We just
`bundled extra clothes on and:
`blankets and waited. Thank God
`we didn’t have children.”
`Union Gas made arrange-
`ments with the Arden Park Hotel
`to put residents up overnight but
`neglectedtotell residents. They
`didn’t neglect to tell the media
`though, and that has infuriated
`Knox.
`“T don't like people who try to
`make themselves sound like they
`did all this stuff and they did did-
`dly-squat,’ she said,
`“T'nvangry, 1m angry no one
`was informed about this...In
`* my opinion they did nothing to
`inform any neighbours.”
`Instead of notifying residents
`themselves, Union Gas sent a
`two-pageletter to the Stratford
`fire department. It arrived at
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`I'm angry.I’m angry no
`one wasinformedabout
`this...In my opinion they
`did nothing to inform
`any neighbours.”
`Jennifer Knox, Brunswick Street-
`area resident
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`about 6:15 p.m, said Ron Shaw,
`city CAO. The leak was discovered
`at about 1 p.m.
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`The gascompanyasked thecity
`to put it in mailboxes, saidAnd=
`rea Stass, Union Gas commiuniea=
`tions manager, in an e-mail,
`That wouldn’t have been
`enough.
`“Who's going to go outin thar
`flippin’ cold to look inthemail-
`box? Who wouldthinkto lookin
`the mailbox?”
`The letters neverended upin
`the mailboxes anyway. TheUnion
`Gas letter arrived after thecity
`sent out a packageofinforma-
`tion, which was hand delivered by
`police, to every home, Shaw said,
`Whenthe Union Gasletter did
`arrive at the fire department no
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`DONAL O'CONNOR
`Staff Reporter
`A public worksreportispro-
`posingtheconcreteblockbarrier
`‘on Joffre St, that's thereto block
`vehicular access to a residen-
`tial backyard be replacedwitha
`wood-facedrail.
`The proposal was backed
`Wednesday bythe publicworks
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`subcommittee over the objec-
`tions of property owner Tom
`Drake, who contended access to
`his backyard is needed for emer-
`gencyservicesand for mainte-
`nanceofhis property.
`Drakehas longargued for
`accessand once morecontended
`othercul-de-sacsinthecity are
`handleddifferently.
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`‘The concrete blocks were set up
`as a temporary barrier.
`The proposed change to the
`barrier stemsfrom a June 22, 2011
`meéting ofcouncil when council
`denieda request from the owner
`of386William St. for access to his
`propertyfrom Joffre St.
`At thetime council directed
`thatstaff investigate a permanent
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`barrierto limit access to the Wil-
`liam St. property from Joffre and
`report back to the subcommittee.
`A steel guide-rail, such as is-
`used to guide traffic away from
`a hazard, was cited as apossible
`alternative to the wood-facedrail
`but the wood-faced structureis.
`considered more appropriatefor (
`pedestrian areas.
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`OTTAWA— A17-year-old gitl
`New Yorkto-Toronto train ranted
`burst into tearsas an Ottawa
`against gay marriage in court
`judge found her guilty ofhuman
`Wednesdayin hislatest crusade
`trafficking in the prostitution of
`‘against the Criminal Code.
`young teens.
`Judge Diane Lahaie delivereda
`Chiheb Esseghaiet, whois rep-
`resenting himself on terrorism
`series of guilty verdicts Wednes-
`charges and has campaigned to
`day morningin the disturbing
`be judged by the Qu’ran instead
`case of young teenpimps,forc-
`ofthe Criminal Code, took advan-
`ing other young teensinto sexual
`tageofa five-minute speechtoair
`service.
`Lahaie was convicted of
`his views against gay marriage.
`“TWomosexual marriages are
`humantrafficking,sex assault,
`protected by the CriminalCode
`uttering threats and other
`because the code doesn't con-
`charges. More verdictsarestill to
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`be dealt with.
`mals don’t dothis,’ said Esseg-
`The alleged ringleader of the
`haier, 30, a Tunisian PhD student
`underage sexringwasleft alone
`from Montreal.
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`Justice John McMahoninter—
`two co-accused copped mid-trial
`rupted'the accused’s rant,saying,
`guilty pleas.
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`this my way.’
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`veillance, although the accused
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`MIKE BEITZ
`Staff Reporter
`Maybe it’s the agitation can-
`non. Maybeit’s the triple port
`headerpump. Maybeit’s the mas-
`sive wheels or the brilliant red
`paintjob.
`Whateverit is, there’s no deny-
`ing that the Nuhn Industries
`lagoon crawler is an attention-
`getter.
`It turned headslastfall when.
`the Sebringville company took its
`prototype amphibious vehicle to
`trade shows around the country.
`Andit will certainly turn them
`again this week, as the first two
`production units make their way
`along the highways between here.
`and California.
`“It’s been a pretty hectic month
`aroundhere,’ said companyvice-
`president Ian Nuhn Monday,after
`unit 001 and 002 were sent away
`on a flatbed truck.
`On the back was a sign that said
`“Oversize Load,” appropriate for
`a pair of vehicles thatare eight
`metres long and tip the scales at
`six metric tons each.
`One of them is goingto the
`World Ag Expo in Tulare, Cali-
`fornia, and the otheris going toa
`- customer,
`“Tt’s such a relief,’ sald Nuhn of
`watching the first finished pro-
`duction units roll off the line.
`“Everyone herejust let out a sigh
`he neededto agitate his manure
`“As soon as I saw thefirst pro-
`andsaid, ‘wow,we did this.”
`totype and saw theresults in the
`lagoons - is not limited just to
`More crawlers will hit the road
`farmers though.
`field, I knew we had something
`next week as production ramps
`Nuhn said that when people
`big,’ he said.
`up to meet demandfor the futur-
`have seen the crawleron the back
`At the recent Agritechnica trade
`istic-looking, remote-control-
`of a truck on the highway,they...
`show in Germany, the world’s
`ledvehicle, It was designed by
`Teact,
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`largest exhibition for agricultural
`Nuhnto.crawlinto liquid manure
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`Somehavepiiessed thatit’s
`-machinery,thereceptionffor the
`lagoons,floatthere as it agitates
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`usedto.clear theracetracksat
`lagoon crawler was “nuts,” said
`the solids from the bottom, and
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`Nuhn. The company made strong Nase:
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`contacts with potentialbuyers
`ture out into farm fields before
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`seen people rate ahead,pull over
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`from Russia, the United Kingdom,
`driving out again.
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`of its more traditional manure
`replicate.
`to the side of the road andtake
`New Zealand and Australia, just
`“The first prototype was the
`pumpsand spreaders continues
`Over the:Christmas holidays,
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`tonameafew.
`photos.
`easy part,’ said Nuhn,notingthat
`employees constructed a “rotis-
`to grow as well.
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`“I love when they come back
`“It's a global issue that we've
`it was designed and built in about
`The companyis limiting its ini-
`serie jig” at the Sebringville fac-
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`solved,” hesaid, noting that there
`with storieslikethat,” saidNuhn.
`10 days last summer,
`tial production run of the crawl-
`tory that allows the frame to be
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`“Tt makes youwantto keep doing
`are international patents pending
`Since then, that design has
`ers to 20, but Nuhnsaid interest
`rotated easily for welding.
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`whatyou’redoing”
`for the amphibiousagitator.
`been modified, refined and fine-
`in North America and around the
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`Streamlining the production of
`The intense interest in the big ~
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`tuned to makeit “bulletproof” he
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`the lagoon crawlers is important,
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`red machine - which looks like
`He’s not particularly surprised.
`said, as well as easy to build and
`noted Nuhn, especially as sales
`something Batman mightdriveif
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`Also, the timing of Trudeau's
`senatorial excommunication
`seemeda bit fishy to his oppo-
`nents, coming days before the
`auditor general is expected to:
`release his first findings about the
`way senators spend our money,
`Everyone on Parliament Hill
`believes this audit will be trouble
`for both Liberals — er, the Senate
`Liberal Caucus —.and the Con-
`servatives.
`The NDP wryly noted thatlast
`fall Trudeau voted against an NDP
`motion that specifically called for
`senators be non-partisan.
`“It's not only an about-face,’
`NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair
`‘said. “It’s something)!he-said was
`impossible. Now it’s possible.
`Whatled to that sudden change
`of heart? 1 think that we might be
`seeing some interesting things
`coming from that auditor’
`The NDP, of course, has no
`senators and are prayingthatthe
`audit is political poison to the
`other twoparties.
`As for Harper, his government
`has been vowing for eight yearsto
`do something, anything, on Sen-
`ate reform but, even with a major-
`ity in both houses since 2011, it
`has done absolutely bupkus.
`Meanwhile, in oné topsy-turvy
`morning, Trudeau effectively
`cast himself as areforming agent
`of change and, as one Conserva-
`tive wag toldmeprivately, “neu-
`tralized.awayoneofthe found-
`ing principlesoftheConservative
`Party of Canada.’
`And yet, nothing really
`changed. Every single senator
`remains unelected and unac-
`countable. The onescalling them-
`selves Liberal more so now than
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`would seem to involve somesort
`of panel of eminent-though-une-
`lected Canadians pickingthe peo-
`ple whoget te yote on ourlaws,
`That was the point Prime Min-
`ister Stephen Harperjumpedon
`duringquestion period in the
`House of Commons.
`“What the Liberal Party does
`not seem to understand is that
`Canadians are not looking for a
`better unelected Senate. Canadi-
`ans believe that for the Senate to
`bemeaningtul in the21st,coatuy,
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`OTTAWA — Liberal Leader Jus-
`tin Trudeaufired all his senators
`Wednesday morning.
`Andin doingso, the third party
`in the House of Commons effec-
`tively resigneditspositionasthe
`official Opposition inthe Senate.”
`Supporters hailed the move as
`the most bold and dramaticbit of
`Senate reform in acentury. Oppo-
`nents scoffed at it as a flip-flop-
`ping “smokescreen” ahead of a
`potentially damaging audit of the
`spending habits ofall senators.
`What Trudeau did was totell
`the 32.senatorsthat hadbeen
`appointed by Liberal prime min-
`isters Paul Martin, Jean Chret-
`ien and, yes, Pierre Trudeau that
`they they were no longer mem-
`bers of the Liberal Party of Can-
`adanationalcaucus,
`Theystill had their jobs. They
`are still honourable senators
`collecting their base salary of
`$135,200 a year.
`But they are no longer on Tru-
`deau's team.
`_ “These independentsenators
`will no longer be partof the par-
`liamentary and operational team
`of the Liberal Party of Canada,’
`Trudeaulatertold reporters. “As
`far as political operatives, these
`senators will no longer be Liberal
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`organizers, fundraisers: activists
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`the Senate got going, thisgroup
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`NIAGARA. FALLS, Ont. —
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`The burned building, which
`housed a number of business,
`was unoceupied at the time of
`the blaze and no injuries were
`reported.
`On Wednesday afternoon,
`some 15 hours after the fire
`began, NiagaraFalls firefighters
`remained on scene and contin-
`ued to pour thousandsof gallons
`of water onto the structure. Heavy
`smoke continued to billow from
`the debris.
`The fire was réported about
`12:15 a.m. Wednesday.
`“There was heavy smoke and
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`said Niagara Falls Deputy Fire
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`with three stations and had the
`fire pretty well contained by about
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`the top oftheir aerial ladders,
`At about 9 a.m,.an excavator
`was brought in to knock down
`the front portion of the Capish
`Hip Hopstore so thatfirefight-
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`fire. Two other businesses were
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`destroyed.
`On Wednesday afternoon, a
`second excavator was brought
`in to knock down a wall near the
`back of the building.
`“We're:comingat it from both
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`the publicworks subcommittee
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`funded from abutting properties.
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`ervoirs.
`householders experiencingfreez-
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`owners oppose the improvement,
`If water crews are being chal-
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`said Dujlovic,citing concerns
`Salter noted conditions forthe _
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