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In this news this hour sixty years after victory in Europe honoring Canada's war dead. "We have?with us today you veterans. The veterans of this course, men who gave their youth to help liberate a country so far from where they were born." Canada's governor general's speaking was shot a while ago in a cemetery G... Holland. This part of a week long commemoration of the end of Second World War in Europe . Sixty years ago Canadian soldiers played a major role in牋 liberating the Netherland from German Occupation. Many of them died in a campaign and they are buried in G... near the German border. The CBC's Derek will be following events through the week and he joins me now. Derek you are at the ceremony will speak tell us about this morning. ( Well, Judy wait now the veterans their friends, their families, the people who have gathered here observing one minute of silence. People are standing with their head .... their..... We will have the last牋?in a couple of second?here, it's a very solemn occasion, the people gathered here牋牋?remember those who did not return home to Canada. The veterans are standing among the road of grave markers listening to the priest牋牋牋牋 what they have accomplished here sixty years ago. Governor general A Clarkson as you heard she's here, she welcome the veterans, calling them the men who give up their youth to liberate the country that was far from home. For that Clarkson and牋 Canadians are proud and a crowd of a several thousand people jump to牋牋牋牋牋牋?into applauses, recognition of the sacrifice made here. Two veterans of this campainge also spoke...?much people for the welcoming here, and they also are just being told to walk away from the ceremony.....those people are also very proud of what happened here and they thank the Canadians for their part sixty years ago, Judy) and Brich Derek there are more ceremony?planned this week what can you tell us about that. (Well this is the beginning of six days of ceremony, it's a solemn ceremany today of remembrance, but on Thursday there are more joyful?... sort of ... Netherland牋牋牋牋牋牋牋牋牋牋牋牋牋 the people celebrate the liberation of this country 60 years ago, and of course on Sunday VE Day, 60 years ago, it will mark the end of the war in Europe and thousands of thousands of people are expected ... across the Holland to .... what Canadians and soldiers from the Allied forces .... 60 decades ago.) thanks Derek.

% \8 R) d9 L& |0 m. }Stephen Harper says his party will try to bring down the liberal minority government at the first opportunity. The conservative’s leader NDP held an emergency cuscus meeting last night in Ottawa. It was the first time they've had a chance to talk since the break last week. And Susn Lemi reports they emerged with the same massage. Many conservatives have already made up their mind as they fall into their cuscus meeting.?Leader Stephen Harper says everyone was on site by the end of the meeting. (I think there is unanimous view that the conservative party cannot support the government. We can’t support its program. We cannot support the government that this mired in this kind of corruption and scandals. Meeting牋 MPS British Columbia Prefer says ? so sure ... election is such a good idea. (We are in the middle of provincial election, and nobody wants another one) Afterwards Perfer says back to the party decision, but he admits it won't be an easy campaign. (I am sure it is difficult, and we just have to perceive what's good for the country and manage the best) Now the conservatives have to find an opportunity to have an non-confident vote in house commas that may take some time. The house leader G health says the conservatives will try to have new election of the earliest opportunity even if that means this summer (Whether it's June, or it's July or it's August, we are not goanna be supporting this government,牋牋?trying find a way to bring down all the....牋?) there's also?....?the conservatives may not be successful with the non confident motion, the NDP will now vote with the liberals while the .... are on site with the conservidise. The 2 conservative MPs牋?are seriously ill and there are 2 independent MPs?....?Refusing to say how they will vote. (name) CBC news Ottawa.

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5 A+ m1 h; \! f6 O6 C% ICrown Prosecutor on police from Quebec and Ontario are discussing what to do about Karla Homolka wants she is released form prison this summer. They are working out struage isn’t postaged with strictions. Homolka was convicted manslaughter in the death cresting French Lesley Manharphe. Crown officials struck deal with a moke in return for helping convicting her husband Paul Bernardo in the murder of a girl. A moke was sentenced to 12 years prison and quit be free .It was June.
3 z( D, r& r  w. ZYesterday lawyers and officers met at Yoliya called house new prison will _____ being detended.
5 l9 i4 ~, B8 A; D6 ^" Y(Lawla Caren reports)
. Q/ x9 c- j; t9 L, j( H4 GA group of about ten lawyers and police officers from Quebec and Ontario met in the close comfense room for more than two hours yesterday. Ontario government has said we are fight to imposed strict condition on a color moke wants she released. Lawyers for the province plan to ask a Quebec judge to limit where she can go and whom she can affiliate with under section 8-10 of ______ code. Quebec constitutional lawyer JALIA GREAT says that auto code is seldom used on someone who was surd and entire sentence. Anny says the ____ will be limited in its inquested.
“They can’t be something so proud. But you are really telling her that she can’t leave ,she can’t _____ her life. She is free but She is not free.”
Lawyer for both provinces would not comment ____ under _____. Last week _____ reginal police officers interviewed Homolka and specter _______ would not comment on what they said then. But he believes Homolka and her lawyer will cooperate with the result considering her lease.
6 ^3 y2 {0 t& T* S. U' j2 q. D“She was ____ for the point any _____. She is allowed my _____ ___ to any _____ her and again gives her ____confidence that’s gonna to be some ________”.
There is still _____ on when the crowd will present requested the cord and ___ the lawyer would not comment on the proposal ____. A moke has not yet said where they will live in when she is released. But the specter _____ _____ says the public will find out  when the government lawyers go to call and ask the instrection be imposed.
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* M# I( q6 y; O/ z2 P& s8 j+ O" bOil price bounds back by $50/Barrel yesterday. The price of crude has lost more than $8.00 since the record highlight last month, but it still remains more than 30% higher than it was years ago.
________ oil conference near Calgary, topped international oil analyst, are divided over wave price might be subtle. _________ (name) has more.
___________(name) said predicting oil price is like driving through a tunnel with windshield black and try to steer by looking through the rear view mirror. Linch (name) is the president of _____ Energy and economic research ______ Massachusetts. _______(name) has heard the die (?) warnings that oil price could heat $100/Barrel. But he doesn’t believe them. He says in the ventile(?) around the world buildings, one third oil is falling off.
“I still think the one out of the cycle and the notion you can’t see $30 again it’s crazy that some how changes permanent.”
_______ says crude prices might come down from last month high more than $58. But he doesn’t expect _________ stay down. _________ (name) had a energy research in _______ (city name) in the UK. He said, this is not just demanding China and India that’s on the rise but in the rest of the world as well. _________(name) said the global economy has grown at fast rate in 26 years.
“We think the full (?) price will come back again this year and it’s not quite transparent at all. But the pay hesitate (?), so I still remain expect to see $60 again this year.”
__________ (name) said OPEC nations aren’t likely let oil fall below $40 ever again, leaving consumers grumbling at the gas pumps with little hopeful relief.

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4 K- U4 J0 q: }- I$ W: f* Z" |The environment alist regard demanding the Federal government keep better track develick ships. The ….. call them after …… call the centre around the xxxx last week. The free had been entitled to import more than years for xxxx land board. Xxxx repors
“xxx says delelick ships should be allowed sitting harbor for month an end. Xxx was a new conservation counsel. She is calling on the government taking regulations so another ship doesn’t end up at the same predicament at Santa Emma or worse.”
# K) F( k, N9 L“It could have develick and it have discharged its lot of things hand on board could have happened. But it should have been left basically unattended.”
“The Santa Emma was been on xxx by transfer Canada, because the defects ships how it xxx. But it was xxx, its harbor, and it could stay here definitely. Pharsper Canada xxx says best, because here wasn’t breeking any other rules.”
“It was parked cheap, it’s parked various, it’s has been used to parking on the drive ways, still have limitation to determine how long it get to park there. It was seine principle.”
Tranper Canada is trying to deter mine who owns the ship Meanwhile, the centre of xxx is the key of top harbor xxx owning the ship are preparing to remove 30,000 liters of mud sill on board. CBC news.

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Lawyers from Araav say government secrecy of the evidence in his case makes it impossible for Araav to testify on his own behave. The inquiry was called last year to investigate the roll Canadian officials played in Araav’s arrest, deportation, and detention in Syria. Araav says he was tortured for the last six months. The inquiry has been heard from government witnesses in secrecy to protect national security. Today, the hearings go public, and Araav’s lawyers argued that without more information Araav testify. K.P report.

M. disappeared into the mosque        where he attends Friday Prays. Araav says his face has sustained in eight months since he has been shot out of the secret inquiry into his case. But some discovery Araav has made have left him wondering whose side Canadian government is on. One document released the public noticed that the just days after Araav were sequently from the Syria and in prison, a Canadian consular official managed to see him and ask Araav if he need anything. The document shows Araav answer that his Syria host said taking care everything, then it’s black out, but Araav obtain the same document through access to information and for it             . What’s no longer black out is the Canadian official reporting that Araav’s answer was dictated to him in Arabic by the Syrian in his room.
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“I am just wondering why the government black out all this kind of information and you know personally what good for my mind when I see this kind of examples, I just you know, I say “ My god, what’s going on here?” And even though the inquiry here Araav says to go public, the government doesn’t want RCMP witnesses who have already testify behind close doors, to be requisitioned in open hearings. Government lawyer BM says even though they could decline to answer questions for reasons of national security, the public will assume the worst.
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4 M$ m) h4 P( ^* S" ?“ It is inevitable that there will be a misleading story out there for the public, if they can not answer questions or for instance, if they can give a partial explanation only. It is because of government continue the secrecy that Araav won’t testify himself unless he and his lawyers have full access to what government witnesses have said about him. K.P. CBC news, Ottawa.