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Krieger, Bob

"Oh my! The second coming?!! Of the Lord?!!" "Naa ... Senator Thompson"
"Ready? Aye, ready! ... in the event of flooding or ice storms in Iraq ..."
Agricultural Land Resort
"... but what about me?!!"
[Portrait of an Indigenous person]
"It's a joke for Godsake! No New Democrat wants Gordon Campbell recalled!"
[Alan Eagleson depicted inside a birdcage]
Predictions: Glen Clark will promise a budget deficit. Business will boom, thinking he's lying Jean Chretien will retire succeeded by Lloyd Axworthy thus ending Canada's 15-year experiment with [...]
[Grim Reaper holds up a pack of cigarettes]
Will be Gitxsan Elder when justice is finally served
"Senator Thompson makes us look bad"
["CUPW; Canada Post"]
[Goofy depicted wearing a pin labeled "Hanni"]
"Oh yes... everything is just hunky dory Ms Priddy!"
"My people are being jailed, tortured and killed..." "I can relate... We got no mail"
Bargaining Positions
Human Rights Decision on Doug Collins
["Report on street kids"]
VIOLATORS WILL BE TOWED
doink AIDS
[Portrait of Patricia Carney]
"Hello? Doctor Kevorkian?" LIBERALS
"Suspect is a Latino male, wanted for being Latino ..."
["CUPE 1004 on strike"]
"Good morning. I'm from the national blood agency"

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