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03/09/10 02:01
Car flies into Vancouver building excavation (CBC)
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Amateur artist paints his weeds (CBC)
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B.C. speeders risk losing vehicles (CBC)
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Jerry Lewis - Lewis Takes Aim At Lohan (Contact Music)
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Hit and run crash kills one (CBC)
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03/09/10 00:39
B.C. Liberal retracts demand Hansen quit (CBC)
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03/09/10 00:17
Man dies in car crash on Little Pine First Nation (CBC)
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02/09/10 23:57
Abbotsford crime wave fails to generate calls (CBC)
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Sask. schools grapple with Facebook (CBC)
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Riders loonie unveiled (CBC)
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02/09/10 22:33
Stop Fish Lake mine project: B.C. First Nations (CBC)
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War memorial plans draw objections (CBC)
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02/09/10 21:28
600 B.C. patients' data in stolen laptop (CBC)
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We're dealing with neonatal crisis: Eastern Health (CBC)
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Hurricane heading for N.S. bike rally (CBC)
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Hospital air conditioning stops (CBC)
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02/09/10 19:06
DND pressured to report casualty information (CBC)
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02/09/10 13:00
Ex Little Man Tate
Jon Windle, front man and song-smith of Little Man Tate, had ideas that went against the grain of sitting back and revelling in past glories. Something had to be done to prove that a fledgling career of Top 40 hits and countless world tours didn’t end with that infamous farewell gig in Sheffield in October 2009. Stubborn determination and an ear for a massive chorus or two was the starting point for an internal rallying call that paved the way for future writing sessions within the bunker of his own living room. A solo project was now something Jon had needed to wet his lyrical appetite and a trip back on the road with a forthcoming (yet unnamed) new album due to be released in Late 2010.See Him Live22 Oct London Borderline23 Oct Sheffield Plug16 Dec Middlesbrough Town Hall17 Dec Holmfirth, Picturedrome -
02/09/10 13:00
The South
The South - featuring ex members and players of THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH - Dave Hemingway & Alison Wheeler (Vocals), Dave Stead (Drums), Damon Butcher (Keys), Tony Robinson and Gaz Birtles (Brass) with Phil Barton (guitar) and Steve Nutter (Bass).Resurrecting the songs and the sounds of The Beautiful South songbook as well as writing new material.Its all about the songs!See them live16 Dec Middlesbrough Town Hall17 Dec Holmfirth, Picturedrome18 Dec Bilston Robin 2
September 2010
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