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HOME V for Vendetta - R for Reality Canadian Bird Flu Pandemic Looming ? Shill of the Week: Stephan Harper Aspartame: The Sweetest Killer Chicken Little Terrorist of the Week: Creating Fake Terrorists Shill of the Week: Paul Martin The Number 1 Reason YOU became a Slave	Security breach grounds planes at Vancouver airport CBC News September 20, 2006 All departing flights at Vancouver International Airport were put on hold for more than two hours Sunday morning after a security guard noticed what appeared to be a prohibited item on the screen of an X-ray machine. The bag in question had already left the screening point, and a decision was made to re-check the passengers, said Renee Fairweather with the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority. She said it wasn't clear what the object was, but prohibited items include liquids and sharp objects. A firearm would have shown up clearly on the screen. Boarding gates at the airport were closed as departing passengers went through a second screening. Flights were not allowed to take off for about two hours and 15 minutes, causing major line-ups at the airport. Incoming flights could land during the clampdown, but people were not allowed off the planes. Read the full article here Broken Link? If the link to the original article is broken or has been altered you can view the article by clicking here. About KDR \| \| Home \| \| Weekly Features Archive	Weekly Features Archive
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