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OTTAWA A $50-million federal fund set up to build infrastructure for next June's G8 summit is being spent partly on projects that are far from the summit site and with tenuous links to the high-powered meeting. Full Article at CTV
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In July, the SPLC also presented Congress with growing evidence that extremists are infiltrating the U.S. military and urged Congress and the military to take steps to ensure that the armed forces are not inadvertently training future domestic... Full Article at Hit and Run
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Huntsville, Ont. , will host the meeting. The town of 18,000 is in Clement's riding, about 215 kilometres north of Toronto, and is best known for being at the heart of prime cottage country for Toronto's wealthier class. Full Article at Macleans.ca
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Thousands of protesters on Friday marched through downtown streets, chanted "power to the people" and yelled toward the Group of 20 summit site as they crossed a bridge a few hundred yards from where world leaders were meeting. Full Article at WIS
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G20 online The leaders of the world’s twenty richest nations are meeting in Pittsburgh in the USA for the third time since the start of the economic crisis. Top of the meeting’s agenda are traders’ salaries and planning an economic recovery. Full Article at France 24
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