We know by experience if the buyer is a police officer or not. An officer identifies accessories by the proper terms meant for them, whereas an ordinary person cannot.

It's been a harrowing experience . . . all I can say is that it's in the hands of the police and we'll just have to let the courts settle it.

There has clearly been a campus police presence on Notre Dame Lane that wasn't there before. From my experience of living over here in McCauley, I can feel a difference because I'm looking for it, but I think other students need to be told of this.

It's actually functioning, for good or bad, with a mayor now. But you don't have a police force, you don't have a budget, you don't have much public service, or employees. You don't have any of those. How you can claim to be mayor, well, it's only that -claiming. And I don't think there's any question that there's more than one claimant.

We bought ourselves ten tons of disinfectant, which cost us 200,000 dollars, which comes out of the budget of the province.

The police are back to their old habits of cracking down on the Brotherhood.