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Larter, John

[Buzz Hargrove depicted sitting in an airplane engine]
[Pig's head trophy chews on money]
"And toshow you there's no hard feelings, you can have all the parts back..."
[Canadian Airlines and Air Canada depicted as pigeons fighting over a worm]
Liberal job creation
[A wealthy banker prepares layoff notices]
["PQ; English; Bouchard"]
"Don't get too hopeful, traditionally the white man and his words don't always travel in the same direction..."
[A homeless person is depicted outside a window with a cat inside it during cold weather]
Harris government approves 20,000 VLTs for Ontario...
["Africa"]
["Canadian Airlines; Wages"]
[Lucien Bouchard depicted giving a speech on separation]
["Manning/Chretien debate"]
Shawinigan Elementary School 1941
["The world ends today at 3:10, 4:10 in NFLD"]
[Canadian forces in Somalia]
Feds propose 2 new national parks in the high Arctic...
Military top brass
10,000 jobs lost due to Canada Post termination of unaddressed ad mail delivery -
[Paparazzi and the monarchy]
Banff National Museum Visitation by appointment
[Jean Boyle depicted walking the plank]
[A car labeled "Profits" depicted as frozen atop a snowy hill]
Guinness Book of Records - World's most expensive tunnel...

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