Forbidden Fruitcake?!?
The Canadian Broadcast Corp. reports from Montreal that "the federal and provincial governments have contributed close to $700,000 for a series of studies at McGill University in which a psychiatry professor is offering people $500 to use cocaine."
But Canada takes a less tolerant approach to some other substances, reports Canadian Television: "According to the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, fruitcakes are being banned because they are notoriously difficult to identify on the X-ray scanners used to inspect air travellers' luggage."
If Dennis Kucinich needs to get from Toronto to Ottawa, he'll just have to take the bus.
-WSJ's BOTW
The Canadian Broadcast Corp. reports from Montreal that "the federal and provincial governments have contributed close to $700,000 for a series of studies at McGill University in which a psychiatry professor is offering people $500 to use cocaine."
But Canada takes a less tolerant approach to some other substances, reports Canadian Television: "According to the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, fruitcakes are being banned because they are notoriously difficult to identify on the X-ray scanners used to inspect air travellers' luggage."
If Dennis Kucinich needs to get from Toronto to Ottawa, he'll just have to take the bus.
-WSJ's BOTW
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