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Canadian Press nails it
Colin Perkel of The Canadian Press has a masterful piece of journalism in today’s Globe and Mail on the day Michelle Lang and four Canadian soldiers died in Afghanistan. Thanks to Tom Hawthorn for pointing it out.
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Colin Perkel of The Canadian Press has a masterful piece of journalism in today’s Globe and Mail on the day Michelle Lang and four Canadian soldiers died in Afghanistan. Thanks to Tom Hawthorn for pointing it out.
(Ed note: The original version of this post credited the story to the Globe, where we found this story, but it was actually written by The Canadian Press. Sorry for any confusion.)
Dale Bass
December 30, 2010
Colin Perkel is actually a CP
Colin Perkel is actually a CP reporter. The Globe is just carrying the story.