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For six days and police were finally able to move protesters out of the way and reopen this international border crossing between canada and the usa. now these measures are in part because of the protests here in windsor, also part of the protests happening in ottawa, canada's capital. there's been occupation there for some days now, several weeks. this is a response to those orders, but something that the government has been hesitant to do. like i said, this act is only for very severe issues in cases, it's never been used before. it actually replaced an act that was set in 19805 that was onl...

More than 14 Coast primary school teams will battle to see who will progress onto the next round of the AFLQ Schools Cup Competition.

Sunshine’s versatility pulls through Sunshine Beach State High senior boys AFL players Bayley Crawford, Angus Castle, Tom McNally, Zak Crozier and Dane Larson. Sunshine Beach State High School’s senior boys team arrived at the fields with a number of players from backgrounds of rugby union, rugby league and football. There was only a handful of experienced AFL players among them. The boys showed no shortage of game management and skill on the field when they started their day with a win over Immanuel Lutheran College kicking 4.1.25 to 2.0.12. Sunshine’s Zak Crozier found his feet wit...

  From his pre-game ritual of a hotdog with no cheese and getting Stewart to strap his ankle, CD is the stuff of legend in Mackay. "He was a real gentleman; good natured," Stewart said. The Saints clubhouse will be regaled with stories of the man from 6pm Thursday. Everyone who knew CD is invited to have a drink and swap stories.   Mackay North Saints player Chris Dunbar. Photo Lee Constable / Daily Mercury Head of AFL Queensland Trisha Squires said CD made his mark on the game and his legacy would "forever be remembered and treasured". "On behalf of AFL Queensland, we send our lo...

That's one thing in a box. separately, we are talking about the kids coming out with these terrorist plots like it is a crazy thing that makes no sense, and where did they get this idea from? history time and time again shows terrorist acts being rewarded with fame, fortune and incredible success. >> i don't think anyone is saying they are wondering where they are coming up with these ideas. >> you are right. it just doesn't make it right. >> i know. there is an indig nens about what are they doing? how dare they? >> well, it worked for the flq. >> i still think it is okay to say how dare they...