I-7383.1
Hon. Thomas D’Arcy McGee, politicien, Montréal, QC, 1863
William Notman (1826-1891)
1863, 19e siècle
Archives photographiques Notman – Musée McCord

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Turn over expired medications April 30
The National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is slated for April 30, and the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office and other local law enforcement agencies will host collections.
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Kentucky, Indy Police Search For Missing Woman’s Body
An Indianapolis investigator joined Kentucky law enforcement agencies in a search for the body of an Indianapolis woman who disappeared in 2000.
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State law enforcement support ban on drugs that mimic marijuana
South Dakota law enforcement agencies support a recent move to criminalize five chemicals used in synthetic drug products, one of which killed a Minnesota teenager last month.
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Mechanized Dancer, Dreamy Landscapes, Brancusi Versus Arp: N.Y. Uptown Art
“New York Dancer I” wears a cape of nails and spins to the rhythm of an electric motor. By stepping on a red button, visitors make the dancer whirl in a noisy blur.
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Flamenco straight from the motherland
This flamenco show’s got it all.Noche Flamenca brings movement, music and even a lesson in the art of the expressive dance to Kingsborough Performing Arts Center on April 29, when it performs its new piece, “ALBA.”“We have a very tragic piece about loss, a comedic number, a…
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Rs 50 lakh spent four Hazare”s hunger strike: Digvijay
Indore, Apr 16 (PTI) Congress General Secretary Digvijay Singh today questioned the “huge” funding for anti-corruption Anna Hazare”s 4-day hunger strike in Delhi and asked if politicians are uncivilized and cannot be members of civil society.Speaking at the Press Club here, Singh claimed Rs 50 lakh was spent for Hazare”s agitation at Jantar Mantar. “When we demanded that it should be brought …
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Municipal Law Enforcement Officers are appointed by Council under the provisions of the Police Services Act or other Provincial Statute to enforce local municipal by-laws and other applicable Provincial Statutes. Duties may include enforcement of laws relating to:

Business and trade licensing
Noise Abatement and Control
Woodlot/Forestry Conservation
Weed Control
Animal control including DOLA
Parking and Traffic
Property Standards
Building
Fire Protection
Lottery Licensing
Signs and Advertising Devices, etc…

Municipal Law Enforcement Officers may also be responsible for prosecutions and other legal actions undertaken by their municipality.

‘Hard to believe he is gone’
More than 1,500 family, friends, co-workers and law enforcement officers packed a convention hall in Sioux Falls in a memorial for R.J., as he was known at the state pentientiary, where he was a guard, or Papa, as he was known to six grandchildren. Johnson was killed during two inmates’ attempted escape.
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Theft suspects sought by local law enforcement
The North Platte Telegraph The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office and North Platte Police Department are joining forces to investigate what law enforcement is calling a “large copper theft.”
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Law Enforcement Agencies Admit to 2009 Poaching Trip
Law enforcement agencies publicly admitted for the first time that the late presidential envoy to the State Duma who died in a helicopter crash in the Altai mountains in 2009 was poaching endangered species during the trip.
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Myanmar’s Suu Kyi welcomes US envoy nomination
The Associated Press The Associated Press YANGON, Myanmar Pro-democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi says she hopes that a new U.S. special envoy to Myanmar will be able to help usher in true democratic reforms in her country. President Barack Obama last week nominated Derek Mitchell, a defense official and Asia expert, as U.S. special envoy to Myanmar. He would have the tough job of negotiating with …
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Chhabra: Lone voice fights against corruption
The world is fighting for democracy, pouring out onto squares and streets, asking for recognition. In nondemocratic states that makes sense. Look at the MENA region (Middle East and North Africa): thousands are donning the role of freedom fighters, frustrated by the ways of the state.
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Law Enforcement Torch Run is Tuesday
Runners from all Marion County law enforcement agencies will meet at OPD to be escorted south on Pine Avenue to Southeast 17th Street.
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Law enforcement agencies vacuum up data online, lack reporting procedures
Police and other agencies are deferring to the Internet for investigation purposes – and a new paper points out is no required report for this activity.
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Dutch anti-Islam politician Wilders’ hate speech trial resumes, lawyer aims to discredit judge
AMSTERDAM – Defence lawyers sought Wednesday to discredit a judge who ordered Dutch anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders to face trial on charges of inciting hatred against Muslims.
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Cameron slammed by campaigners
Refugee campaigners accused David Cameron of using “a farrago of statistics” in his speech on immigration today to blame the jobs crisis in Britain on people from overseas.
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Smugglers find creative ways to move contraband
The package surprised even veteran law enforcement officials used to seeing all kinds of contraband smuggled into prisons: It was a child’s coloring book, dedicated “to daddy” and mailed to a New Jersey inmate, with…
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Drug smugglers find ways to move contraband: in coloring books, peanut butter and elsewhere
NEWARK, N.J. – The package surprised even veteran law enforcement officials used to seeing all kinds of contraband smuggled into prisons: It was a child’s coloring book, dedicated “to daddy” and mailed to a New Jersey inmate, with the colored crayon scribblings made from a paste containing drugs.
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DUI checkpoint planned for Merriam tonight
Merriam police along with other law enforcement agencies will conduct a sobriety checkpoint this evening. The police department said the checkpoint would be held at a location within the city.
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