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Larter, John

Canadian Pride Open 24 Hrs - 7 days a week "Dig in, Snowbirds, and don't worry. We'll keep an eye on the Liberals..."
Children. Due to our love of intellectual freedom there is a mind-eating monster loose in the library. Please ignore him... Thanks. Library Management "Pssssst, hey, kid..."
Canada Arts Council pays $15,000 for 'dead bunny art'...
WHOA East Timor Rescue
"Airline industry to Liberal tower, mayday... Mayday!!"
CAUTION HIGH VOLTAGE
Peanuts Ahead
"Boat people sighted sir..."
United Nations Emergency Ward Tues-Fri. 9:00-5:00
"Second base is thataway..."
This is where you teech kids to add. This is where you teech kids to pray...
Calgary Convention Centre Cost overruns
Liberals' best friend...
SOS
Jobs Profits Stockholders Express
P. Manning UA Reform Old Guard
Middle East Peace
[A tree labeled "Kennedy" is depicted as having no limbs]
Right Wing
[NATO and Russian peacekeepers]
[Airing the Reform Party of Canada's dirty laundry]
- Reform Party discovers link between donations to Liberal and government favours... "AHAH!"
Generation X' receives its inheritance from 'Generation Stupid'...
["Child porn" is depicted as a giant cockroach sitting on a gavel labeled "Canadian law"]
["Air Canada; Low fares"]

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