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Justin Clark, a man who never learned to take no for an answer, died Thursday at the age of 58.
Born in 1962 with cerebral palsy, unable to walk or talk, he leaves a legacy few Canadians will ever match.
Clark became a pioneer in the fight for the rights of disabled people–determined that they should be treated as full-fledged human beings.
Justin Clark, who died Thursday at the age of 58, is pictured with his friend and former teacher Robbie Giles as they attend Canada Day celebrations in Ottawa. Their friendship was fast and lasted (see below) a lifetime. (Submitted by Robbie Giles)
Awe-struck by power of the glens on Foyers circuit beside Loch Ness By John Davidson Published: 11:04, 08 January 2021
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A view to Meall Fuar-mhonaidh on the far side of Loch Ness.
Thundering down the gorge from Foyers, itâs easy to see why Robert Burns and others were awe-struck by the power of the waterfalls behind the small Highland village.
Today the noise was fierce, after a day or more of consistent, heavy rain and a spot of overnight snow melt to add to the mix.
point until the entire crime scene is fully secured and fully analyzed and investigated. this has all the hallmarks of an isis attack come up this person was homegrown and radicalized forth from a foreign country, that remains to be seen. trace: we thought first this was inside and one of the foyers and lobby areas and knowing all this outside. we have the attacker did not have to circumvent security at all, that he went after the people outside. does it show more planning on behalf of whoever put this off that they did not go inside? that they may have surveilled disputing? what does it tell you? that s exactly what it tells me, and the fear has always been throughout the years, one of these terrorists is going to rise up and realize you can t get into these venues where they want to do maximum damage and actually wait outside until people are exiting. and here, that s exactly what we have to make. the people were exiting and
foyer. the numbers were getting which we have not confirmed or very bad. we have no way of confirming that except until police tell us. but it gives you a better idea of now where there focusing and why so many people would come out of the serena and not see the injuries and the fatalities that the police have been talking about and it seems not the focus has shifted a bit from off of the arena to the side of the arena which also explains why it was so loud on the outside instead of the sound percussion inside is very good. if this was in near the ticket offices and one of the foyers and outside, it would be much louder and not from our understanding is where this investigation is at least focusing. but again, they talk about a high number of injuries. we see the ambulance is on scene. we ve seen them pull out. losing them drive away and we have yet to see any pictures of people being carried away and structures. the injuries that we have seen appeared to be for the most part