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>> Rosemary: ON THIS MONDAY
NIGHT RUSSIA IS PROMISING TO
RETALIATE AFTER CANADA AND OTHER
WESTERN COUNTRIES TOLD RUSSIAN
DIPLOMATS TO GET OUT.
MORE THAN A HUNDRED DIPLOMATS
EXPELLED IN THE BIGGEST MOVE
SINCE THE COLD WAR.
MANY ARE BELIEVED TO BE
INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS OR SPIES
AND SO THE QUESTION, WHAT
EXACTLY WERE THEY DOING HERE?
>> Andrew: ALSO TONIGHT A
SPECIAL REPORT TRACKING AN
ALLEGED SERIAL KILLER.
WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT BRUCE
McARTHUR AND WHERE THE
INVESTIGATION IS GOING NEXT.
"THE NATIONAL" STARTS NOW.
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>> Rosemary: WE BEGIN WITH A
RESOUNDING SLAP IN THE FACE FOR
RUSSIA OVER ITS SUSPECTED
POISONING OF A FORMER SPY ON
BRITISH SOIL.
A WAVE OF COUNTRIES EXPELLING
RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS A MOVE THAT
HAS MADE HISTORY WITH ITS SHEER
SIZE.
THE SCALE OF THIS IS IMPRESSIVE.
THE U.K. LED THE WAY BY
EXPELLING 23 RUSSIANS.
AND OTHER
E.U. COUNTRIES ARE KICKING OUT
33.
THE U.S. THOUGH HAS LANDED THE
BIGGEST BLOW WITH 60.
UKRAINE, RUSSIA'S BESIEGED
NEIGHBOUR, IS EXPELLING 13.
AND OTHER COUNTRIES, INCLUDING
CANADA, AT LEAST ANOTHER FOUR AS
WE SAID, REJECTING THE
CREDENTIALS OF THREE MORE.
IT REPRESENTS A UNIFIED FRONT
AGAINST AN INCREASINGLY ISOLATED
RUSSIA AND
THE U.S. IS FRONT AND CENTRE
THIS TIME WHICH IS IN LINE WITH
THE U.S. POLICY WE THINK.
KEITH BOAG TRIES TO DECODE THE
MIXED MESSAGES FROM THE WHITE
HOUSE.
>> Reporter: BRITAIN CALLS IT
THE FIRST OFFENSIVE USE OF A
NERVE AGENT ON EUROPEAN SOIL
SINCE
THE FOUNDATION OF NATO AND THE
EUROPEAN UNION.
AND A WARNING TO EUROPE
OF THE INCREASING AGGRESSIVENESS
OF RUSSIA UNDER PUTIN.
SO IT WAS NATURAL THAT BRITAIN'S
PRIME MINISTER WOULD TAKE
THE LEAD IN REPRISALS AS SHE DID
12 R 12 DAYS AGO AND NOW THOUGH
HER STRONGEST
ALLIES ARE STANDING WITH HER.
>> THIS IS THE LARGEST EXPULSION
OF THE RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE
OFFICERS IN HISTORY.
>> Reporter: ALL OVER EUROPE
AND IN NORTH AMERICA SCORES OF
RUSSIAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS
WERE SENT PACKING TODAY.
60 OF THOSE ARE BEING EXPELLED
FROM THE UNITED STATES,
INCLUDING A DOZEN THE U.S. SAYS
HAVE BEEN ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN
ESPIONAGE THAT THREATENS
NATIONAL SECURITY.
>> Question: YOU THINK THAT
PUTIN IS BEHIND THIS,
MR. PRESIDENT?
>> Reporter: PRESIDENT TRUMP
HAS SAID ALMOST
FROM THE BEGINNING THAT HE
BELIEVES RUSSIA WAS BEHIND THE
NERVE GAS ATTACK IN SALISBURY.
>> President Donald Trump: IT
CERTAINLY LOOKS LIKE THE
RUSSIANS WERE BEHIND IT.
SOMETHING THAT SHOULD NEVER,
EVER HAPPEN.
>> Reporter: BUT JUST LAST
WEEK HE
SPOKE TO PRESIDENT PUTIN AND
NEVER MENTIONED THE ATTACK.
>> President Donald Trump: I
HAD A CALL WITH PRESIDENT PUTIN
AND CONGRATULATED HIM ON THE
VICTORY, HIS ELECTORAL VICTORY.
>> Reporter: CONGRATULATING
PUTIN IS SOMETHING THAT TRUMP'S
STAFF EXPLICITLY ADVISED HIM NOT
TO DO, BUT
TRUMP SEEMS KEEN TO KEEP AN OPEN
MIND ABOUT PUTIN.
>> President Donald Trump:
WE'LL MEET IN THE NOT TOO
DISTANT FUTURE.
>> Question: HOW DO YOU SQUARE
THE AGGRESSIVE ACTIONS THAT THE
ADMINISTRATION IS TAKING WITH
THE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT APPROACH
FROM
THE PRESIDENT?
>> Reporter: THE ANSWER DID
NOT CLEAR UP MUCH.
>> WE WANT TO HAVE A COOPERATIVE
RELATIONSHIP AND THE PRESIDENT
WANTS TO WORK WITH RUSSIA BUT
THEIR ACTIONS SOMETIMES DON'T
ALLOW THAT TO HAPPEN.
THE POISONING IN THE U.K. THAT
HAS KIND OF LED TO TODAY'S
ANNOUNCEMENT WAS A VERY BRAZEN
ACTION, IT WAS A RECKLESS
ACTION.
>> Reporter: IT'S NOT THE
FIRST TIME THAT THE TRUMP
ADMINISTRATION HAS TAKEN A
HARDER LINE ON RUSSIA THAN THE
PRESIDENT HIMSELF.
AND THAT HAS RAISED QUESTIONS
ABOUT WHETHER THE PRESIDENT IS
DRIVING NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY
AND, IF NOT, WHO IS?
KEITH BOAG, CBC NEWS,
WASHINGTON.
>> Rosemary: THE RUSSIANS HAVE
CALLED THE MOVE PROVOCATIVE AND
SAY THEY WILL RESPOND.
CANADA EXPELLED RUSSIAN
DIPLOMATS TOO AND TONIGHT THEY
DISCUSSED WITH HIM TO DISCUSS
THE SITUATION.
CATHERINE CULLEN IS DIGGING INTO
THAT STORY FOR US TONIGHT.
>> ANY COMMENT ON VLADIMIR
PUTIN'S RE-ELECTION?
>> Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau: IT'S A NAIL BITER.
>> Reporter: FROM POINTED
SARCASM A WEEK AGO TO
SUGGESTIONS OF SPIES IN OUR
MIDST TODAY, CANADA IS KICKING
OUT FOUR RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS AND
DENYING THE APPLICATIONS OF
THREE MORE.
THE MOST REMARKABLE PART?
THIS IS IN A STATEMENT FROM
CANADA'S FOREIGN AFFAIRS
MINISTER.
THE FOUR HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS
INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS OR
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE USED THEIR
DIPLOMATIC STATUS TO UNDERMINE
CANADA'S SECURITY OR INTERFERE
IN OUR DEMOCRACY.
AND WHAT WERE THESE INTELLIGENCE
OFFICERS UP TO EXACTLY?
THE GOVERNMENT WON'T SAY...
>> Question: WERE THESE S.V.R.
OFFICERS THAT YOU'RE DEPORTING,
SIR?
>> The Hon. Ralph Goodale:
THAT'S AN OPERATIONAL MATTER AND
I WOULDN'T COMMENT.
>> Question: WHAT DID THEY DO
EXACTLY?
>> I CAN'T COMMENT ABOUT
OPERATIONAL SECURITY MEASURES.
>> Reporter: WHAT DID THEY DO?
WHAT DID THE RUSSIANS DO?
>> THE STATEMENT STANDS ON ITS
OWN, BUT, OBVIOUSLY, FOR
NATIONAL SECURITY
REASONS I CAN'T GET INTO
DETAILS.
>> Reporter: SO WE TURN TO A
FORMER DIRECTOR OF CANADA'S SPY
AGENCY FOR ANSWERS.
DOES THAT SURPRISE YOU AT ALL
THAT THERE WERE AND STILL ARE
RUSSIAN SPIES IN CANADA?
>> NO, NOT AT ALL.
THE RUSSIANS HAVE REALLY NEVER
REDUCED THE NUMBER OF
INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS THEY HAVE
BEEN POSTING INTO CANADA FOR A
LONG TIME.
>> Reporter: IN FACT, 30 YEARS
AGO CANADA EXPELLED 17 SOVIET
DIPLOMATS OVER ALLEGATIONS OF
INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE.
SPYING IS NOT -- YES, WE REGARD
IT AS ILLEGAL -- BUT THE REALITY
IS THAT IT'S NOT UNCOMMON AND
MANY
NATIONS DO IT.
>> Reporter: HOW MANY
COUNTRIES MIGHT HAVE DIPLOMATS
HERE WHO ARE ACTUALLY
INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS?
>> OH, QUITE A FEW.
>> Reporter: A DOZEN?
>> QUITE A FEW.
>> Reporter: AS FOR THE
RUSSIANS, THE EMBASSY HERE IN
CANADA IS CALLING THE EXPULSIONS
"HIGHLY DEPLORABLE" AND
"OUTRAGEOUS," ADDING "THIS
UNFRIENDLY MOVE UNDER FALSE AND
BIASED PRETEXT DELIVERS YET
ANOTHER SERIOUS BLOW TO
RUSSIAN-CANADIAN RELATIONS AND
WILL BE MET WITH RESOLVE AND
RECIPROCITY."
MEANING A FEW CANADIAN DIPLOMATS
IN RUSSIA MAY WELL EXPECT TO BE
SHOWN THE DOOR SOON TOO.
CATHERINE CULLEN, CBC NEWS,
OTTAWA.
>> Rosemary: NOW THE PRACTISE
OF EXPELLING DIPLOMATS CAME OF
AGE IN THE COLD WAR AND AT TIMES
IT HAS SEEMED TO SPIRAL INTO A
BIG GAME OF TIT-FOR-TAT.
>> AMERICANS SAY THEY THINK THAT
THERE ARE TOO MANY SPIES IN OUR
UNITED NATIONS MISSION.
WE CAN SAY IN OUR OPINION THAT
THERE ARE TOO MANY SPIES IN THE
AMERICAN
EMBASSY IN MOSCOW.
>> Rosemary: IN 1986, THE U.S.
EXPELLED 25 SOVIET DIPLOMATS AND
RUSSIA RESPONDED WITH FIVE
EXPULSIONS AND THE U.S. FIRED
BACK WITH ANOTHER 55.
THIS CAN TAKE A TOLL ON REAL
DIPLOMATIC WORK.
IN 1985 WHEN THE U.K. WAS
ENGAGED IN A SIMILAR
BACK-AND-FORTH THE BRITISH
AMBASSADOR COMPLAINED THAT THE
SOVIETS WERE PICKING OFF HIS
RUSSIAN-SPEAKING STAFF.
"NEVER
ENGAGE IN A PISSING MATCH WITH A
SKUNK," HE WROTE.
HE POSSESSES IMPORTANT NATURAL
REASONS."
SO TONIGHT AS A WAVE OF
INTERNATIONAL CONDEMNATION
CRASHES DOWN ON RUSSIA, THE
IMPETUS IS CLEARLY ON THEM TO
MAKE THE NEXT MOVE.
>> Andrew: BUT IT WAS THE
DEATH OF 64 PEOPLE, MANY OF THEM
CHILDREN, THAT DOMINATED
HEADLINES IN THAT COUNTRY TODAY.
RUSSIA IS BOTH SEETHING AND
MOURNING OVER THAT HORRIFIC MALL
FIRE THAT WE TOLD YOU ABOUT LAST
NIGHT.
IT'S HARD TO SUM UP WHAT PEOPLE
MUST BE FEELING IN THAT CITY
WHERE THE FIRE BROKE OUT.
THE SHOCK GAVE WAY TO ACTION AS
RESIDENTS LINED UP TO GIVE
BLOOD, BUT THE PAIN WAS PALPABLE
WITH A VIGIL FOR THE DEAD
STRETCHING INTO THE NIGHT.
AS CHRIS BROWN SHOWS US IN SOME
DISTURBING VIDEO, SOME SURVIVORS
HAD TO GO TO EXTREMES TO GET
OUT.
>> Reporter: ONE MINUTE
EVERYONE IN THE KEMEROVO MALL
CHILDREN'S PLAY AREA APPEARS TO
BE HAVING FUN, THE NEXT IT'S
SHEER TERROR.
OUT OF NOWHERE THE FIRE RACES
THROUGH.
IN JUST SECONDS THICK BLACK
SMOKE MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO
BREATHE.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: MOMMA, MOMMA, WE
CAN'T GET OUT, SCREAMS A CHILD.
THERE WERE APPARENTLY NO ALARMS
OR ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A SECURITY GUARD APPARENTLY
TURNED BOTH OFF.
THE MALL WOULD HAVE BEEN PACKED
WITH FAMILIES ENJOYING THE FIRST
WEEKEND OF SPRING BREAK.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: THERE WAS A WHOLE
CLASS OF 11-YEAR-OLDS, SAYS ONE
OF A FRIEND OF ONE OF THE
VICTIMS.
THEY WERE ALL IN THE MOVIE
THEATRE.
THE TEACHER PHONE AND THE SAID
THERE'S SMOKE, WE CAN'T FIND
ANYONE.
ALL OF THE DOORS ARE CLOSED.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: OTHER EXIT DOORS
WERE LOCKED AND COULDN'T BE
BROKEN OPEN.
INCREDIBLY SOME SAY THAT THE
SECURITY GUARDS BLOCKED ESCAPE
FOR OTHERS.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: MY DAUGHTER AND
HER FRIEND WERE STOPPED BY
GUARDS AT TWO FIRE ESCAPES, SHE
SAYS, THEY FINALLY MANAGED TO
DIVE THROUGH THE LEGS OF FIRE
CREWS COMING UP THE STAIRS.
11-YEAR-OLD SERGEI HAD GONE TO
THE MALL WITH HIS PARENTS AND
SISTER.
HE CRAWLED OUT A WINDOW AND HUNG
ON FOR DEAR LIFE BEFORE HIS ARMS
GAVE OUT.
HE SURVIVED AND IS IN HOSPITAL
WITH SERIOUS INJURIES BUT THE
REST OF HIS FAMILY PERISHED.
OTHER TRAPPED CHILDREN REACHED
FOR THEIR PHONES IN THEIR LAST
MOMENTS.
13-YEAR-OLD MARIA MOROZ TEXTED
"WE ARE BURNING, I LOVE ALL OF
YOU, PERHAPS THIS IS GOODBYE."
SHE DIED IN HOSPITAL THIS
MORNING.
INSPECTORS HAVE ALREADY
CONCLUDED MAJOR SAFETY
DEFICIENCIES ARE TO BLAME FOR
THE HORRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE AND
IT'S HARD NOT TO COMPARE THIS
TRAGEDY TO WHAT HAPPENED IN THE
CITY OF PERM NINE YEARS AGO WHEN
153 PEOPLE DIED IN A NIGHTCLUB
FIRE.
INVESTIGATORS CONCLUDED THAT
OFFICIALS WERE
PAID OFF TO SKIP SAFETY
INSPECTIONS.
TODAY THE CRITICS ON RUSSIAN TV
WERE BLAMING CORRUPTION FOR THIS
LATEST TRAGEDY TOO.
A STATEMENT FROM THE KREMLIN
TODAY MADE NO MENTION OF
ACCOUNTABILITY, JUST THAT
VLADIMIR PUTIN EXPRESSED HIS
CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILIES OF
THE VICTIMS.
AS FOR WHAT CAUSED THE FIRE
POSSIBLY AN ELECTRICAL FAULT OR
EVEN SOMEONE LIGHTING A PIECE OF
FOAM IN THE CHILDREN'S PLAY AREA
ON FIRE ARE TWO OF THE LEADING
THEORIES.
CHRIS BROWN, CBC NEWS, MOSCOW.
>> Andrew: NOW A MOMENT AGO
YOU HEARD CHRIS REFER TO THAT
NIGHTCLUB FIRE IN PERM IN 2009.
WELL, THERE'S BEEN SEVERAL
OTHERS SINCE, ALSO SHINING A
LIGHT ON THE STATE OF MENTAL
HEALTH CARE IN THAT COUNTRY.
LET ME SHOW YOU WHAT I MEAN,
APRIL 2013, A NIGHTTIME FIRE AT
A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL NORTH OF
MOSCOW KILLED 38 PATIENTS.
THERE WERE BARS ON THE WINDOWS
AND MANY OF THE VICTIMS HAD BEEN
ON SEDATIVES.
MONTHS LATER ANOTHER PSYCHIATRIC
HOME, ANOTHER OVERNIGHT FIRE,
MORE SEDATIVES.
IT WAS ALSO IN A WOODEN BUILDING
THAT HAD FAILED A FIRE SAFETY
CHECK EARLIER THAT YEAR.
AND IN 2015, 23 RESIDENTS OF A
CARE HOME DIED, AGAIN, IN A
WOODEN BUILDING FLAGGED AS
UNSAFE.
EVERY PERSON WHO DIED HAD
PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISABILITIES.
BUT, ROSIE, IN THIS LATEST FIRE
IN SIBERIA THERE WAS A LOT THAT
WENT WRONG, NOT JUST ONE THING,
BUT SEVERAL.
THE RACE WILL BE
ON TO CHECK OTHER SHOPPING MALLS
TO MAKE SURE THAT IT DOESN'T
HAPPEN AGAIN SOMEWHERE ELSE.
>> Rosemary: STILL A LOT OF
QUESTIONS TONIGHT, ANDREW, FROM
AUTHORITIES ON THAT STORY BUT
ALSO MORE FALLOUT FROM A CBC
NEWS INVESTIGATION THAT WE
BROUGHT YOU LAST NIGHT THAT
CALLED INTO QUESTION THE
LEGITIMACY OF THE BREXIT
REFERENDUM.
A CANADIAN COMPANY IS AT THE
CENTRE OF THE POLITICAL
CONTROVERSY IN THE U.K.
>> "VOTE LEAVE" COULDN'T HAVE
WON WITHOUT THE WORK OF A.I.Q.
>> Rosemary: A.I.Q. OR
AGGREGATE I.Q. IS THE DATA FIRM
FROM VICTORIA, B.C.
>> SO THE INTEGRITY OF A
DEMOCRATIC PROCESS AND IT'S
ABOUT ENSURING THAT WE CAN HAVE
TRUST IN THE RESULTS FOR
SOMETHING THAT WILL HAVE A
PROFOUND IMPACT ON THIS COUNTRY.
>> Rosemary: TODAY
WHISTLEBLOWER CHRISTOPHER WILEY
PRESENTED A 53-PAGE LEGAL
ARGUMENT THAT HE SAYS PROVES
THAT "VOTE LEAVE" SPENT MORE
MONEY THAN IT WAS ALLOWED.
HE ALLEGES THAT THE CAMPAIGN
USED SOME OF THAT MONEY TO PAY
A.I.Q. FOR DIGITAL ADVERTISING
THROUGH A THIRD PARTY.
A MOVE THAT, IF TRUE, COULD
BREAK U.K.'S CAMPAIGN SPENDING
LAW.
>> IF WE START TO ALLOW CHEATING
THEN IT'S A SLIPPERY SLOPE.
>> Reporter: "VOTE LEAVE"
DISMISSES THE ALLEGATIONS AND
A.I.Q. SAYS THAT IT HAS NEVER
KNOWINGLY BEEN INVOLVED IN ANY
ILLEGAL ACTIVITY AND COMPLIES
WITH ALL REGULATIONS IN COUNTRY
WHERE IT WORKS.
BUT FALLOUT IS ALREADY HITTING
THE U.K. PARLIAMENT.
TWO "VOTE LEAVE" OFFICIALS NAMED
BY THE WHISTLEBLOWERS NOW WORK
AS ADVISERS TO THERESA MAY.
ANOTHER TWO OF HER CABINET
MINISTERS ACTED AS THE FACES OF
THE MAIN BREXIT CAMPAIGN.
>> THE PEOPLE THAT LED THESE
CAMPAIGNS ARE NOW SENIOR CABINET
MEMBERS AND I THINK THAT WE NEED
TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY WERE NOT
AWARE OF WHAT WAS GOING ON AND
THAT'S WHY I THINK THAT THE
RESOURCES ARE NEEDED.
IF NEED BE, THE POLICE SHOULD BE
RESOURCED TO INVESTIGATE AS
WELL.
>> Rosemary: U.K.'S REFERENDUM
WATCHDOG IS INVESTIGATING THE
CLAIMS AND TOMORROW THE BRITISH
PARLIAMENT WILL HOLD AN
EMERGENCY DEBATE.
BUT WHATEVER THE RESULT OF THAT
OR THE INVESTIGATION INTO "VOTE
LEAVE" WITH THEIR ACTIVITIES,
THE GOVERNMENT IS CLEAR THERE
WON'T BE A RE-RUN OF THE
REFERENDUM.
>> WHETHER PEOPLE VOTED LEAVE OR
REMAIN MANY, FRANKLY, ARE TIRED
OF THE OLD ARGUMENT AND THE
ATTEMPTS TO FIGHT THE REFERENDUM
OVER THE PAST YEAR.
WITH
A YEAR TO GO PEOPLE ARE COMING
BACK TOGETHER AND LOOKING
FORWARD.
THEY WANT US TO GET ON WITH IT
AND THAT'S WHAT WE'RE GOING TO
DO.
>> Rosemary: MEANWHILE
FACEBOOK IS COMING UNDER MORE
FIRE TODAY AFTER INFORMATION
BELONGING TO ABOUT 50 MILLION
USERS WAS ALLEGEDLY USED WITHOUT
PERMISSION BY A U.K. CONSULTING
FIRM.
TODAY THE AGENCY THAT OVERSEES
CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE U.S.
ANNOUNCED IT LAUNCHED AN
INVESTIGATION.
THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION OR
F.T.C., SAID IN A STATEMENT THAT
"IT IS FIRMLY AND FULLY
COMMITTED TO USING ALL OF ITS
TOOLS TO PROTECT THE PRIVACY OF
CONSUMERS.
FOREMOST AMONG THESE TOOLS IS
ENFORCEMENT ACTION AGAINST
COMPANIES THAT FAIL TO HONOUR
THEIR PRIVACY PROMISES."
THE F.T.C. SAYS "THEY TAKE VERY
SERIOUSLY RECENT PRESS REPORTS
RAISING SUBSTANTIAL CONCERNS
ABOUT THE PRIVACY PRACTICES OF
FACEBOOK AND HAS OPENED UP A
NON-PUBLIC PROBE."
WELL, THAT NEWS SENT FACEBOOK
SHARES TUMBLING THOUGH THEY DID
BOUNCE BACK BY THE END OF THE
DAY.
STILL THE SOCIAL MEDIA
GIANT IS SCRAMBLING TO REGAIN
THE TRUST OF ITS USERS AND
ADVERTISERS.
MORE COMPANIES ANNOUNCED THEY'LL
BE PULLING ADS FROM THE
PLATFORM.
AND JACQUELINE HANSEN HAS MORE
ON WHAT THAT COULD MEAN FOR
FACEBOOK'S FUTURE.
>> Reporter: LISA MATTAM
SPENDS
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS EACH MONTH
ADVERTISING HER SKIN CAROLINE ON
FACEBOOK BUT NOW SHE'S PULLING
BACK -- CONCERNED OVER
FACEBOOK'S VALUES.
>> I WANT TO MAKE SURE THROUGH
EVERYTHING THAT WE DO, AND WHO
WE WORK WITH AND COLLABORATE
WITH AND THE CHOICES THAT WE
MAKE, YOU KNOW, FOR US
SPECIFICALLY WE'RE ECOFRIENDLY
AND WE USE BIODEGRADABLE INK AND
WE DO ALL OF THESE THINGS TO
MAKE SURE THAT
WE SUSTAIN THE VALUES OF OUR
ORGINISATION.
>> Reporter: SHE'S NOT ALONE.
OTHER MAJOR COMPANIES ARE ALSO
TAKING ACTION BY SUSPENDING ADS.
AMONG THEM IS MOZILLA, THE OWNER
OF THE FIREFOX WEB BROWSER AND
PET BOYS AUTO PARTS AND A
MAJOR GERMAN BANK AND A
WIRELESS SPEAKER MAKER.
IT'S UNCLEAR HOW MUCH MONEY
FACEBOOK WILL LOSE ON ALL OF
THOSE ACCOUNTS BUT ADVERTISING
IS AT THE HEART OF ITS BUSINESS.
MOST OF THE MONEY THAT FACEBOOK
BROUGHT IN LAST YEAR WAS FROM
ADVERTISING.
ABOUT $40 BILLION.
IF SOME USERS LIMIT HOW MUCH
INFORMATION THEY SHARE BECAUSE
OF THIS PRIVACY BREACH FACEBOOK
MAY LOSE SOME OF ITS EDGE.
>> THE RICHNESS OF INFORMATION
THAT FACEBOOK WILL HAVE ON EACH
ONE OF THESE USERS WILL BE LOWER
WHEN THAT INFORMATION IS OF
LOWER QUALITY, ADVERTISERS WON'T
PAY AS MUCH FOR IT.
>> Reporter: STILL, IT WILL
TAKE A LOT TO TRULY SHAKE
FACEBOOK'S POSITION AS A SOCIAL
MEDIA GIANT.
ITS STOCK WIPED AWAY EIGHT
MONTHS OF GAINS IN THE LAST WEEK
BUT IT STILL IS UP 10% OVER THE
PAST YEAR.
>> THE REALITY IS THAT THERE'S A
LOT OF BUSINESSES AND A LOT OF
PEOPLE THAT RELY ON FACEBOOK TO
DO BUSINESS, TO CONNECT WITH
THEIR FAMILY AND FRIENDS, TO
KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD.
AND I FIND IT HIGHLY UNLIKELY
THAT THAT'S GOING TO STOP
TOMORROW OR ANYTIME SOON.
>> Reporter: FOR MATTAM, A
DECISION WHETHER TO PULL MORE OF
HER ADS ON FACEBOOK ISN'T EASY.
>> AS A SMALL BUSINESS HOW DO I
CONTINUE TO GET THAT REACH IF
NOT BY SOCIAL MEDIA AND IF NOT
BY AN INVESTMENT LIKE FACEBOOK
OR INSTAGRAM?
>> Reporter: BUT IT'S A RISK
THAT MATTAM MAY FEEL THAT SHE
NEEDS TO TAKE.
JACQUELINE HANSEN, CBC NEWS,
TORONTO.
>> Andrew: NOW THE DOLLAR AND
CENTS ASIDE, WITHOUT USERS
FACEBOOK IS NOTHING.
AND WITH THE #DELETEFACEBOOK
TRENDING IN RECENT WOKES A NEW
SURVEY FROM THE ANGUS REID
INSTITUTE SOUGHT TO FIND OUT
WHETHER CANADIANS ARE THINKING
OF TAKING SOME SORT OF ACTION.
AND NEARLY THREE-QUARTERS OF
THOSE SURVEYED SAY THEY PLAN TO
CHANGE HOW THEY USE FACEBOOK.
NOW THAT INCLUDES EVERYTHING
FROM DOUBLE CHECKING THEIR
PRIVACY SETTINGS TO GETTING RID
OF FACEBOOK ALL TOGETHER.
BUT WHEN IT COMES TO THAT MOST
EXTREME COURSE OF ACTION,
DITCHING FACEBOOK, THAT MAY BE A
TALL ORDER GIVEN HOW INTERTWINED
IT'S BECOME WITH DAILY LIFE.
SO WE SET UP OUR RED CHAIR, HAD
YOU TO TAKE A SEAT, AND ASKED A
VERY SIMPLE QUESTION.
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>> OKAY, WHERE DO I LOOK?
>> WOULD YOU DELETE YOUR
FACEBOOK ACCOUNT?
>> I'D SAY NO, NOT REALLY.
>> I USE MY FACEBOOK ACCOUNT TO
KEEP IN TOUCH WITH FAMILY AND
FRIENDS.
>> WOULD YOU DELETE YOUR
FACEBOOK ACCOUNT?
OKAY.
WELL...
>> I'VE GOT ISSUES WITH MY
FACEBOOK ACCOUNT.
>> NO, I WOULD NEVER DELETE MY
FACEBOOK ACCOUNT.
>> YES, I WOULD.
>> I DON'T THINK SO.
>> I'M NOT QUITE READY TO DELETE
IT YET BECAUSE I LIKE THE SOCIAL
ASPECT OF IT.
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>> I CAN'T BECAUSE I'M IN SCHOOL
SO IT'S USEFUL WITH, LIKE,
FACEBOOK GROUPS OF PEOPLE COMING
TOGETHER FOR CERTAIN CLASSES AND
COURSES
AND STUFF BUT AFTER THAT --
PROBABLY.
>> EVERYONE IS ON FACEBOOK AND
THAT'S ONE OF MY MAIN MODES OF
COMMUNICATION AND I GET A LOT OF
MY NEWS FROM FACEBOOK.
>> YES, I WOULD.
YEAH, NOT A PROBLEM.
>> Reporter: HOW COME?
>> TO GIVE MYSELF A BREAK ON
SOCIAL MEDIA.
>> KIND OF JUST HAVE I GUESS
FAITH IN FACEBOOK THAT THEY'RE
KEEPING IT PRIVATE.
KIDS MY AGE -- WE DON'T ACTUALLY
THINK OF THE ACTUAL CONSEQUENCES
OF IF IT'S NOT PRIVATE AND WHAT
COULD HAPPEN TO IT.
>> Andrew: ROSIE, THAT'S AN
INTERESTING QUESTION, RIGHT?
BECAUSE I THINK THAT EVERYONE
UNDERSTANDS ON SOME LEVEL THAT
PRIVACY OUGHT TO BE PROTECTED IN
SOME WAY BUT TO THROW FACEBOOK
OUT OF THE WINDOW?
THAT'S SOMETHING ELSE.
>> Rosemary: THERE'S A
TRADEOFF THAT YOU HAVE TO SORT
OF EVALUATE FOR YOURSELF --
WHAT ARE YOU WILLING TO GIVE UP
KNOWING THAT YOUR PRIVACY WON'T
BE AS TIGHT OR SECURE AS YOU
LIKE?
ANYWAY, INTERESTING.
>> Andrew: A TRICKY BALANCE.
>>> HERE'S WHAT ELSE WE'RE
WORKING ON TONIGHT...
>> A NEW TOOL FOR THOSE ON THE
FRONT LINE OF THE OPIOID CRISIS.
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WANTS
PATIENTS TO HAVE BETTER ACCESS
TO HEROIN AND METHADONE.
>> Rosemary: A STEP TOWARDS
RECONCILIATION TODAY IN THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
WE'LL SHOW YOU THE POWERFUL
MOMENT.
>> Andrew: AND AS THE
INVESTIGATION INTO TORONTO'S
ALLEGED SERIAL KILLER CONTINUES,
POLICE ARE TAKING A HARD LOOK AT
THE LIFE OF BRUCE McARTHUR AND
TONIGHT SO ARE WE.
>> YOU GREW UP WITH THE GUY AND
IT FREAKS YOU OUT.
YOU CAN'T IMAGINE HIM DOING
SOMETHING LIKE THAT BECAUSE HE
WOULDN'T GET IN TROUBLE WITH US
AT SCHOOL.
>> Andrew: NEW DETAILS ABOUT
THE LIFE AND THE SUSPECTED
CRIMES OF THE ACCUSED SERIAL
KILLER COMING UP IN "
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>> Andrew: RIGHT NOW WITHOUT A
SPECIAL EXEMPTION IT'S AGAINST
THE LAW FOR A FAMILY DOCTOR TO
TREAT AN OPIOID ADDICTION WITH
METHADONE.
IT'S LIKE MORPHINE BUT STRONGER,
EFFECTIVE IN BATTLING ADDICTION
BUT TOUGH TO GET.
SO TODAY THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
ANNOUNCED A CHANGE.
>> WE RECOGNIZE THAT FOR SOME
GENERAL PRACTITIONERS OR FAMILY
DOCTORS APPLYING FOR THE
EXEMPTION JUST BECOMES ANOTHER
BARRIER FOR THEM, LET'S SAY, AND
OFTENTIMES THEY JUST DON'T HAVE
THE TIME.
>> Andrew: SO THE HEALTH
MINISTER IS SLASHING THE RED
TAPE, REMOVING THE NEED FOR THAT
EXEMPTION AND BOOSTING FUNDING.
THE CHANGES WOULD ALSO AFFECT
PRESCRIPTION HEROIN, SOMETHING
THAT YOU'D NORMALLY HAVE TO GO
TO A HOSPITAL TO GET.
THE MINISTER SAYS THAT NEEDS TO
BE MORE READILY AVAILABLE IN THE
COMMUNITY AND AS SUSAN LUNN
SHOWS US, THOSE ON THE
FRONTLINES AGREE.
6.
>> THEY GET THEIR CLEAN
SUPPLIES... WE HAVE NEEDLES,
TIES, COOKERS...
>> Reporter: THIS SUPERVISED
DRUG INJECTION SITE OPENED LAST
FALL.
SINCE THEN STAFF HAVE OVERSEEN
UP TO 250 INJECTIONS A DAY.
>> I WAS SURPRISED.
I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT IT WAS
SUCH A BIG PROBLEM, THAT THERE
WERE SUCH A LARGE AMOUNT OF
PEOPLE THAT WERE COMING IN AND
USING.
I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT PEOPLE
WERE USING LIKE UP TO FIVE TIMES
A DAY, IF NOT MORE.
>> Reporter: PEOPLE WHO COME
HERE CAN GET MORE THAN CLEAN
SUPPLIES.
>> THEN WE HAVE A LITTLE
RELAXATION AREA WHERE YOU ARE
ABLE TO CONNECT WITH THE CLIENTS
AND SPEAK WITH THEM ABOUT
DIFFERENT OPTIONS THAT THEY
MIGHT BE WANTING TO TALK TO US
ABOUT.
>> Reporter: ONE OF THOSE
OPTIONS IS A PROGRAMME THAT
GIVES PEOPLE CLEAN OPIOIDS TO
REPLACE STREET DRUGS.
>> THEY SAVED MY LIFE.
THEY SAVED MY LIFE BECAUSE I
DIED TWICE.
>> Reporter: RICKY BELANGER
USED TO LIVE ON THESE STREETS.
SHE WAS ONE OF THE FIRST PEOPLE
TO GO INTO THE PROGRAMME SEVEN
MONTHS AGO.
>> SINCE I HAVE BEEN ON THE
PROGRAMME I HAVEN'T OVERDOSED
AND I DON'T DO ANY OTHER DRUGS
NOW.
I FOLLOW MY PROGRAMME.
>> Reporter: THAT PROGRAMME
HAS SO FAR HAD TO USE THE OPIOID
DIACETYLMORPHINE BECAUSE THERE
ARE NO
PRESCRIPTIONS TO PRESCRIBE IT.
METHADONE WOULD BE EASIER TO
PRESCRIBE AND PRESCRIPTION
HEROIN WILL ALSO BECOME AN
OPTION.
>> THERE ARE DIFFERENCES AND
WE'LL BE ABLE TO SELECT WHEN
APPROPRIATE THE RIGHT
MEDICATION.
>> Reporter: THE GOVERNMENT IS
ALSO SPENDING NEARLY $19 MILLION
TO DEAL WITH THE PREJUDICE THAT
PEOPLE FACE WHEN THEY HAVE AN
ADDICTION.
A PROBLEM DAVIDSON SEES ALL THE
TIME.
>> WHEN WE FIRST OPENED WE HAVE
SEEN THE EFFECTS THEN BECAUSE
PEOPLE WERE A BIT HESITANT TO
TALK TO US ABOUT WHATEVER ISSUES
THEY WERE DEALING WITH.
>> Reporter: COUNTERING THOSE
NEGATIVE ATTITUDES, DAVIDSON
SAYS,
WILL BRING EVEN MORE PEOPLE HERE
TO GET THE HELP THEY NEED.
SUSAN LUNN, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.
>> Andrew: SO JUST HOW MANY
CANADIANS ARE TAKING METHADONE?
WELL, ACCORDING TO THE STATS THE
NUMBERS ARE SOARING, AT LEAST IN
ONTARIO.
THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS HAS
JUMPED TO MORE THAN 50,000.
THAT'S 16 TIMES HIGHER THAN IT
WAS 20 YEARS AGO.
BUT GET THIS -- MORE THAN HALF
OF THAT METHADONE IS PRESCRIBED
BY JUST 57 DOCTORS AND THAT
RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT HOW THAT
TREATMENT IS BEING SPREAD OUT.
THEY'D LIKE TO SEE MORE
DOCTORS OFFERING MORE TREATMENT
OPTIONS.
>> Rosemary: COMING UP, TAKING
YOU INSIDE THE DRAMATIC MOMENTS
AT CANADA'S BUSIEST ILLEGAL
BORDER CROSSING.
MEET THE PHOTOGRAPHER WHO TURNED
MIGRANT STORIES INTO A VIRTUAL
REALITY EXPERIENCE.
>> Andrew: SET YOUR P.V.R. FOR
A NEW SEASON OF OLD SHOWS FROM
"MURPHY BROWN" TO "THE X FILES"
TO "ROSEANNE," NOSTALGIA IS
BACK.
>> IT'S GOING TO BE A FANTASTIC
SHOW AND I THINK THAT IN THIS
DAY AND AGE IT'S SOMETHING THAT
WE NEED TO SEE AGAIN.
(*)
(*)
>> THE PRESIDENT STRONGLY,
CLEARLY, AND HAS CONSISTENTLY
DENIED THESE UNDERLYING CLAIMS.
THE ONLY PERSON WHO HAS BEEN
INCONSISTENT IS THE ONE MAKING
THE CLAIMS.
>> Andrew: TONIGHT ON "THE
NATIONAL" A DENIAL FROM THE
WHITE HOUSE AND AN ESCALATING
LEGAL
BATTLE OVER STORMY DANIEL'S
ALLEGED AFFAIR WITH DONALD
TRUMP.
AFTER HER TELL-ALL INTERVIEW ON
"60 MINUTES" TODAY THE ADULT
FILM STAR SUED THE U.S.
PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL LAWYER FOR
DEFAMATION.
SHE SAID THAT MICHAEL COHN
IMPLIED THAT SHE LIED ABOUT WHAT
HAPPENED WITH TRUMP.
DANIEL SAID THAT SHE WAS
THREATENED TO KEEP QUIET AFTER
TRYING TO TELL HER STORY.
>> WHAT I AM GOING TO BE DOING
IS I'M GOING TO TAKE THESE...
>> Andrew: AN INVESTIGATION IS
UNDERWAY IN A GREATER TORONTO
AREA AFTER THIS WOMAN WAS FILMED
RIPPING PAGES FROM THE QUR'AN
AND PUTTING THEM ON CAR
WINDSHIELDS.
IT HAPPENED LAST WEEK AT TWO
ISLAMIC CENTRES IN MISSISSAUGA.
A MAN WHO WAS WITH HER FILMED
HER AS SHE RIPPED THOSE PAGES
AND MAKING ISLAMOPHOBIC
COMMENTS.
POLICE SAY THEY'D LIKE TO SPEAK
WITH THE WOMAN INVOLVED BUT SO
FAR NO CHARGES HAVE BEEN LAID.
>>> A LOT OF SPECULATION TONIGHT
OVER WHETHER THIS COULD BE NORTH
KOREAN LEADER KIM JONG-un
TRAVELLING THROUGH THE STREETS
OF BEIJING.
THERE'S BEEN NO FORMAL WORD OF A
STATE VISIT BUT THE LARGE
MOTORCADE AND THE ARRIVAL OF A
TRAIN IN BEIJING THAT LOOKS LIKE
ONE USED BY KIM'S FATHER IS ALL
FUELLING RUMOURS THAT HE MAY BE
THERE TO MEET WITH CHINESE
LEADERS.
IF HE IS, THIS WOULD BE KIM'S
FIRST TRIP OUTSIDE OF NORTH
KOREA AS LEADER.
HE'S EXPECTED TO MEET WITH U.S.
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP IN MAY.
(*)
>> Rosemary: IT'S BEEN MORE
THAN TWO WEEKS SINCE THE LAST
POLICE UPDATE ON A CHILLING
MURDER INVESTIGATION -- CHILLING
BECAUSE THE ACCUSED SERIAL
KILLER WAS UNDER THE RADAR FOR
SO LONG.
WHEN BRUCE McARTHUR WAS
ARRESTED IN JANUARY CANADIANS
WERE SHOCKED AS GRIM DETAILS
BEGAN TO EMERGE.
THIS CASE IS GOING TO HEAT UP
AGAIN SOON.
SO WIE ASKED IOANNA ROUMELIOTIS
TO PULL TOGETHER ALL SHE'S
LEARNED ABOUT THE SUSPECT AND
THE TRAIL OF MURDER THAT POLICE
ARE STILL TRACKING.
(*)
>> IT'S A SERIAL KILLER, AN
ALLEGED SERIAL KILLER.
>> Reporter: THE INVESTIGATION
INTO
BRUCE McARTHUR IS
UNPRECEDENTED.
>> WE HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING
QUITE LIKE THIS.
>> Reporter: UNIMAGINABLE.
>> THE BODIES ARE FROM LARGE
PLANTERS.
>> Reporter: UNRELENTING.
>> I WOULD SAY THAT IT'S GOING
TO GO INTO YEARS.
>> Reporter: FROM SMALL TOWN
OBSCURITY TO BIG CITY INFAMY,
THE ROAD IS HARDLY OBVIOUS.
WOODVILLE, ONTARIO, IS THE QUIET
FARMING COMMUNITY WHERE BRUCE
McARTHUR GREW UP.
WHERE IN THE 1950s HE ATTENDED
A ONE-ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE, NOW
REFURBISHED INTO A HOME.
RONALD McEACHERN WAS IN HIS
WORKSHOP WHEN HE HEARD THE NEWS
ABOUT HIS FORMER CLASSMATE.
>> YOU GROW UP WITH THE GUY AND
IT FREAKS YOU OUT.
>> Reporter: BACK THEN,
McEACHERN SAYS, McARTHUR WAS
THE KID WHO NEVER GOT INTO
TROUBLE.
>> I JUST REMEMBER HIM BEING A
TATTLE TALE TO THE TEACHER.
THAT'S ALL I CAN REMEMBER OF
HIM.
I CAN'T IMAGINE HIM DOING
SOMETHING LIKE THAT BECAUSE HE
WOULDN'T GET IN TROUBLE IN
SCHOOL WITH US WHEN WE WERE
DOING SHIT THAT WE WEREN'T
SUPPOSED TO BE.
>> Reporter: POLICE HAVE
SPOKEN TO McEACHERN AND OTHERS
FROM McARTHUR'S PAST TO TRACE
THE LIFE TRAJECTORY OF AN
ACCUSED SERIAL KILLER.
IT CONTINUED HERE... IN THE
1960s McARTHUR GOES TO HIGH
SCHOOL IN NEARBY FENELON FALLS,
IT'S WHERE HE MEETS HIS FUTURE
WIFE.
SOON AFTER THEY GRADUATE IN
1970, THEY LEAVE THE AREA.
IT'S NOT CLEAR WHERE THE
McARTHUR'S GO BUT BY THE MID
1980s THEY SETTLE INTO A
SUBURBAN HOME IN OSHAWA AND
RAISE A DAUGHTER AND SON.
THOSE DECADES ARE NOW UNDER
INTENSE POLICE SCRUTINY FOR THE
GRIM REASON MOST SERIAL KILLERS
BEGIN KILLING WHEN THEY ARE
YOUNG.
DETECTIVE SERGEANT HANK TSINGA
IS IN CHARGE OF THE McARTHUR
INVESTIGATION.
>> WE'RE LOOKING AT OCCURRENCES
FROM THE 1970s WHERE HE'D BE
IN HIS MID 20s, MID-TO-LATE
20s.
YOU KNOW, AS A GENERALITY, YOU
COULD SAY THAT PEOPLE DON'T
START THIS WHEN THEY'RE IN THEIR
60s.
WE ARE DEFINITELY LOOKING, YES.
>> Reporter: THE LATE 1990s
AND EARLY 2000s IS WHEN
McARTHUR'S PAST LIFE AS A
SUBURBAN HUSBAND AND FATHER
STARTS TO UNRAVEL.
McARTHUR DECLARES BANKRUPTCY.
HIS MARRIAGE FALLS APART.
SHORTLY AFTER HE BECOMES A
REGULAR IN TORONTO'S GAY VILLAGE
AND MOVES INTO AN APARTMENT IN
THE CITY.
A DARK SIDE EMERGES.
IN 2001, McARTHUR IS CHARGED
WITH ASSAULT AFTER ATTACKING A
MAN WITH AN IRON PIPE.
HE TURNS HIMSELF IN.
AT HIS SENTENCING HEARING TWO
YEARS LATER THE COURT HEARS HE
SUFFERS FROM DEPRESSION.
McARTHUR TELLS THE JUDGE HIS
LIFE HAS BEEN "KIND OF A MESS,
NOT KNOWING WHAT'S GOING TO
HAPPEN AND WHAT HAPPENED TO ME."
McARTHUR DOESN'T GO TO JAIL
BUT THE CONDITIONS OF HIS
RELEASE INCLUDE STAYING AWAY
FROM THE GAY VILLAGE FOR TWO
YEARS.
THE JUDGE'S PARTING REMARKS NOW
SEEM CHILLING.
"IT SOUNDS TO ME LIKE YOU'RE A
PRETTY GOOD PERSON AND IT SOUNDS
TO ME LIKE YOU'RE NOT GOING TO
BE BACK HERE ANYWAY."
OF COURSE, McARTHUR WOULD BE
BACK IN COURT, BUT ONLY YEARS
AFTER HIS FIRST ALLEGED VICTIM
WENT MISSING.
YEARS AFTER RUMOURS STARTED
SWIRLING THAT A SERIAL KILLER
WAS STALKING THE GAY VILLAGE.
SEPTEMBER 2010.
THE DISAPPEARANCES BEGIN.
FIRST SKANDARAJ NAVARATMAN.
AND THEN ABDUL FASSI.
AND TWO YEARS LATER MAJEED
KAYHAN.
POLICE SET UP A TASK FORCE
"PROJECT HOUSTON" TO FIND LINKS
BETWEEN THE MISSING MEN.
THEY FIND NONE BUT McARTHUR IS
HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT.
HE EVEN GETS QUESTIONED BY
POLICE FOR AN UNRELATED MATTER,
REPORTEDLY AN ALLEGED ASSAULT.
MEANWHILE THE DISAPPEARANCES
CONTINUE.
IN 2015, SOROUSH MAHMUDI IS
REPORTED MISSING BY HIS FAMILY.
IN APRIL 2017, SELIM ESEN
DISAPPEARS.
A COUPLE MONTHS LATER SO DOES
ANDREW KINSMAN.
POLICE CREATE ANOTHER TASK
FORCE, "PROJECT PRISM" AND IT
ENDS WITH NO HARD PROOF AND NO
TALK OF A SERIAL KILLER.
>> WE'RE HUMAN BEINGS SO OF
COURSE WE ARE THINKING IT'S A
POSSIBILITY?
YES, IT'S A POSSIBILITY.
BUT IT WOULD BE RECKLESS OF ME
TO COME OUT AND TO SAY PERHAPS
THERE'S A SERIAL KILLER UNLESS I
HAVE EVIDENCE THAT THERE IS A
SERIAL KILLER.
>> Reporter: NO EVIDENCE BUT
POLICE ARE INCREASINGLY
SUSPICIOUS.
AND WHAT THEY DON'T SAY PUBLICLY
AT THIS POINT IS THAT BRUCE
McARTHUR IS ON THEIR RADAR AND
HAS BEEN UNDER SURVEILLANCE FOR
THE LAST THREE MONTHS.
WHILE POLICE ARE WATCHING HIM
THEY SPOT A MAN ARRIVING TO MEET
McARTHUR FOR A SEXUAL
ENCOUNTER.
FEARING FOR HIS SAFETY THEY MOVE
IN AND FIND THE MAN IN
RESTRAINTS.
THAT'S WHEN FINALLY POLICE MAKE
AN ARREST, NEARLY EIGHT YEARS
AFTER MEN STARTED DISAPPEARING.
>> THIS MORNING AT APPROXIMATELY
10:25 a.m. POLICE ARRESTED
66-YEAR-OLD BRUCE McARTHUR OF
THE CITY OF TORONTO.
HE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH TWO
COUNTS OF FIRST-DEGREE MURDER IN
RELATION TO MR. KINSMAN AND
MR. ESEN AND WE BELIEVE THAT
HE'S RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH
OF OTHER MEN WHO HAVE YET TO BE
IDENTIFIED.
IN OTHER WORDS, WE BELIEVE THAT
THERE ARE OTHER VICTIMS.
>> Reporter: POLICE REVEAL
THAT McARTHUR HAD RELATIONS
WITH BOTH MEN.
DETECTIVES WON'T SAY HOW THEY
LINKED McARTHUR TO THOSE
MURDERS BUT THEY HAD ALREADY
SEIZED HIS VAN.
McARTHUR HAD SOLD IT TO THIS
AUTO PARTS DEALER OUTSIDE OF THE
CITY.
POLICE ALSO HAD A LIST OF
McARTHUR'S LANDSCAPING CLIENTS
AND HAD SOME OF THOSE LOCATIONS
UNDER SURVEILLANCE, INCLUDING
THIS TORONTO HOME THAT WOULD
BECOME GROUND ZERO.
FORENSIC TEAMS ALSO BEGIN TO
SCOUR McARTHUR'S APARTMENT AND
HIS DIGITAL FOOTPRINT.
SOON THEY FIND MORE EVIDENCE.
11 DAYS AFTER HIS ARREST
McARTHUR IS CHARGED WITH THREE
MORE COUNTS OF FIRST-DEGREE
MURDER.
THE TOTAL IS NOW FIVE.
>> THESE NEW CHARGES ARE IN
RELATION TO THE MURDERS OF
MAJEED KAYHAN, SOROUSH MAHMUDI
AND DEAN LISOWICK.
>> Reporter: MOST OF THE MEN
THAT McARTHUR IS ACCUSED OF
KILLING ARE AMONG THE SAME MEN
THAT POLICE HAD BEEN LOOKING FOR
FOR YEARS BEFORE EXCEPT ONE --
DEAN LISOWICK.
A HOMELESS MAN WHO WAS NEVER
EVEN REPORTED MISSING.
POLICE NOW OPENLY SAY WHAT THEY
HAD SUSPECTED FOR YEARS AND WHAT
HAD BEEN FEARED ALL ALONG.
>> IT'S A SERIAL KILLER, ALLEGED
SERIAL KILLER.
HE'S TAKEN SOME STEPS TO COVER
HIS TRACKS.
>> Reporter: BUT NOT WELL
ENOUGH.
AND THE DETAILS ARE HORRIFIC.
OVER THE NEXT WEEK AND A HALF
POLICE FIND SIX SETS OF
DISMEMBERED SKELETAL REMAINS IN
THE PLANTERS AT A TORONTO HOME
WHERE McARTHUR STORED HIS
LANDSCAPING TOOLS.
BUT AT THIS POINT THE LEAD
DETECTIVE CAN ONLY PUT A NAME TO
ONE OF THEM.
>> WE HAVE IDENTIFIED SOME OF
THE BODY PARTS AS BELONGING TO
ONE OF THE VICTIMS WHOM WE
CHARGED MR. McARTHUR WITH THE
MURDER OF AND THAT IS ANDREW
KINSMAN.
>> Reporter: MEANWHILE A
TWISTED PORTRAIT OF McARTHUR
BEGINS TO EMERGE.
THE MALL SANTA... THE DOTING
GRANDFATHER... THE VORACIOUS
THRILL SEEKER WHO WAS ON SEVERAL
DATING APPS, INCLUDING ONES
GEARED TOWARDS ROUGH SEX.
PETER HAD KNOWN McARTHUR FOR
YEARS AS FRIENDS AND AFTER
DRINKS SEVERAL YEARS AGO THEY
HAD AN INTIMATE ENCOUNTER THAT
SUDDENLY TURNED VIOLENT.
>> HE UNDID MY SHIRT AND UNDID
HIS SHIRT AND THEN HE GRABBED ME
BY THE NECK AND FIRST BY THE
HEAD AND KIND OF PUSHED ME DOWN
TO HIS CROTCH.
I WASN'T QUITE THERE AND POPPED
BACK UP AND THEN HE REALLY
GRABBED MY NECK VIOLENTLY,
TWISTED IT.
AND I LITERALLY THOUGHT ONE MORE
SECOND AND HE WOULD HAVE SNAPPED
AND BROKEN MY NECK AND I WAS A
DEAD MAN.
>> Reporter: HE MANAGED TO
FREE HIMSELF BUT AFTER
McARTHUR'S ARREST MORE EERILY
SIMILAR AND DISTURBING STORIES
CONTINUED TO SURFACE.
JEFFREY DAVIS KNEW ONE OF THE
VICTIMS AND HAS HEARD OTHER
SURVIVOR STORIES.
>> IT WAS CHOKING -- MY FRIEND
WAS CHOKED BY BRUCE.
>> Reporter: DAVIS IS A LOCAL
DESIGNER WHO HAS LIVED IN THE
COMMUNITY FOR YEARS.
TWO FRIENDS HAD FRIGHTENING
EXPERIENCES WITH McARTHUR.
BOTH HAVE SINCE SPOKEN WITH
POLICE.
>> I THINK THAT THE PART THAT
WAS REALLY KILLING OUR COMMUNITY
THE MOST WAS THE UNKNOWING AND
THE APPARENT -- WELL, IT WASN'T
EVEN APPARENT -- IT WAS THE
PERCEIVED LACK OF CARE FROM THE
TORONTO POLICE SERVICES.
>> Reporter: AMID THE GRIEF
THAT SIMMERING RESENTMENT
LINGERS, THAT POLICE DIDN'T TAKE
THE DISAPPEARANCES SERIOUSLY
ENOUGH, THAT LIVES COULD HAVE
BEEN SPARED.
ALL WHILE THE HORROR CONTINUES
TO GROW.
BACK AT GROUND ZERO OF THE
INVESTIGATION EVIDENCE IS
BUILDING.
AND WITH EVERY POLICE UPDATE A
GRUESOME RISING TALLY OF BODY
PARTS AND MURDER CHARGES.
>> IT'S VERY DISTURBING.
>> Reporter: A MONTH AFTER HIS
ARREST POLICE CHARGE McARTHUR
FOR A SIXTH MURDER, FOR THE
DEATH OF SKANDARAJ NAVARATMAN.
POLICE IDENTIFY HIS REMAINS AS
WELL AS THE REMAINS OF ANOTHER
VICTIM, SOROUSH MAHMUDI.
>> SIX PEOPLE IN THE PLANTERS,
WE HAVE BEEN THROUGH ALL OF THE
PLANTERS THAT WE HAVE SEIZED.
WE HAVEN'T FOUND ANY OTHER
REMAINS.
>> Reporter: WORDS SPOKEN TOO
SOON.
JUST 10 DAYS LATER POLICE FIND A
SEVENTH SET OF REMAINS IN THE
SAME PLANTERS AND THEY TAKE THE
EXTRAORDINARY STEP OF RELEASING
A PHOTO OF A DEAD MAN.
>> I DO NOT WANT TO RELEASE THIS
PICTURE AND I'M DOING SO AS A
LAST RESORT.
>> Reporter: THEY DON'T KNOW
WHO HE IS BUT BELIEVE THAT HE'S
ANOTHER VICTIM.
>> HOW EXTRAORDINARY IS IT FOR
YOU TO PUT OUT A PHOTO LIKE THIS
UP AT A NEWS CONFERENCE?
>> I HAVE NEVER DONE THIS AND I
DO IT WITH GREAT HESITATION.
>> Reporter: SOURCES TELL CBC
NEWS THAT THE PHOTO WAS JUST ONE
IN A CACHE OF IMAGES OF
McARTHUR'S ALLEGED VICTIMS
THAT HE KEPT ON HIS COMPUTER.
POLICE HOPE TO IDENTIFY THE MAN
SO THEY CAN LAY ANOTHER MURDER
CHARGE.
THE TALLY NOW IS SIX CHARGES OF
FIRST-DEGREE MURDER, FOUR SETS
OF UNIDENTIFIED REMAINS, AND THE
EXPECTATION THAT THERE COULD BE
MORE.
>> WE'LL KEEP GOING AS LONG AS
WE KEEP ON UNCOVERING EVIDENCE,
WHETHER THAT'S WEEKS DOWN THE
ROAD OR MONTHS DOWN THE ROAD OR
YEARS DOWN THE ROAD.
BUT WE'RE NOT GOING TO LEAVE
ANYTHING UNCOVERED.
>> Rosemary: IT'S SUCH AN
INTERESTING CASE, IOANNA, AND
IT'S GOOD TO SEE THE DETAILS PUT
TOGETHER TO TRY TO GET A SENSE
OF HOW VAST IT IS.
WHAT SHOULD WE LOOK FORWARD IN
THE WEEKS AHEAD?
>> Reporter: THERE'S NO
UPDATES EXPECTED ANYTIME SOON
BUT AS THE WEATHER WARMS UP
POLICE PLAN TO GO BACK TO THE
PROPERTIES WHERE THE REMAINS
WERE FOUND IN THOSE PLANTERS.
AND THEY WILL GO BACK
TO THE OTHER PROPERTIES WHERE
McARTHUR WORKED AS A
LANDSCAPER.
THE FROZEN GROUND HAS MADE IT
HARD FOR CANINE UNITS TO PICK UP
SCENTS RELIABLY OR POLICE TO DIG
AND THEY'RE INTERESTED AT
DIGGING AT LEAST THREE
LOCATIONS.
SO IT'S LIKELY THAT MORE
EVIDENCE WILL BE UNEARTHED.
THEN WE ALSO HAVE TO THINK BACK
TO THE
FACT THAT THERE ARE ALL OF THESE
COLD CASES THAT THEY'RE LOOKING
INTO AND SO ALL OF THAT MAKES IT
VERY DIFFICULT TO PUT A TIMELINE
ON THIS INVESTIGATION.
>> Rosemary: OKAY, IOANNA,
THANK YOU FOR THIS, I APPRECIATE
IT.
>> Reporter: THANK YOU.
>> Rosemary: IN THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS TODAY THE EXONERATION OF
SIX B.C. FIRST NATIONS CHIEFS.
150 YEARS AFTER THEY WERE
CONVICTED AND HANGED.
AT THE TIME THEY WERE CALLED
MURDERERS IN THE DEATHS OF 14
WHITE COLONISTS IN B.C. AND THIS
AFTERNOON THEIR DESCENDANTS WERE
ON HAND TO HEAR THE PRIME
MINISTER APOLOGISE.
>> Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau: TODAY OUR GOVERNMENT
ACKNOWLEDGES WITH THE COLONIAL
GOVERNMENT OF THE DAY WAS
UNWILLING TO ACCEPT THAT THESE
SIX CHIEFS WERE LEADERS AND
WARRIORS OF THE TSILHQOT'IN
NATION.
>> Rosemary: BEFORE
CONFEDERATION IN 1864, CHIEFS
FROM THE TSILHQOT'IN FIRST
NATION WENT TO PEACE TALKS WITH
THE EUROPEAN SETTLERS THINKING
THAT
IT WAS THE END OF WAR AND
INFRINGEMENT ON THEIR LAND.
INSTEAD THEY WERE TRIED,
CONVICTED AND HANGED.
>> Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau: THE CHIEF KLATSASSIN
AND CHIEF PIELE...
>> Rosemary: MORE THAN 150
YEARS LATER ALL SIX HAVE BEEN
EXONERATED.
>> Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau: AND CHIEF TAH-PITT ARE
FULLY EXONERATED OF ANY CRIME OR
WRONGDOING.
[Applause]
>> Rosemary: AS THE
EXONERATION AND APOLOGY CAME TO
AN END THE CHIEFS ON THE FLOOR
OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TURNED
THEIR VESTS FROM BLACK TO RED TO
REPRESENT REBIRTH AND RENEWAL.
(*)
>> CANADA HAS A CHANCE, AN
OPPORTUNITY, TO BE A ROLE MODEL
TO ALL COUNTRIES WITH INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE AND THAT'S WHAT THIS IS
ABOUT.
IT'S A NEW WAY OF DOING THINGS
AND IT'S ONE -- IT'S A BETTER
WAY OF DOING THINGS.
IT INCLUDES ALL OF US.
[Applause]
(*)
(*)
>> Andrew: SOMETHING OLD IS
COMING TO YOUR TV.
(*)
>> Andrew: A WAVE OF CLASSIC
SHOWS IS BREAKING INTO A PRETTY
CROWDED LANDSCAPE, BUT IS
CREATIVITY SO BANKRUPT... THAT
IT NEEDS TO CASH IN ON
NOSTALGIA?
THESE DAYS THE TV SCHEDULE IS
FULL OF OLD CHESTNUTS THAT HAVE
BEEN RETOOLED AND REVAMPED FOR A
NEW GENERATION.
TOMORROW NIGHT THE NEW
"ROSEANNE" IS MAKING ITS DEBUT
SO WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?
CBC'S SALIMAH SHIVJI UNRAVELS
THE REBOOT CRAZE.
>> Reporter: THAT VOICE, THAT
LAUGH, BOTH INSTANTLY
RECOGNIZABLE, BUT THIS ISN'T THE
1990s -- IT'S 2018 AND
ROSEANNE ALONG WITH HER
BLUE-COLLAR FAMILY IS BACK ON
TELEVISION.
>> WITH THE VOLUME TURNED UP...
[laughter]
>> Reporter: IT'S A DELIGHTFUL
PROSPECT FOR THIS SELF-DESCRIBED
SUPERFAN WHO MET ROSEANNE AS A
TEENAGER.
>> THE SHOW LIKE THIS THAT JUST
TAKES EVERYDAY SITUATIONS THAT
HAVE HAPPENED THROUGHOUT
GENERATIONS AND THEY'RE STILL
HAPPENING NOW AND IT'S GOING TO
BE A FANTASTIC SHOW.
I THINK THAT RIGHT NOW IN THIS
DAY AND AGE IT'S SOMETHING THAT
WE NEED TO SEE AGAIN.
>> HANDYMAN IS HOME.
>> OH, MY FAVOURITE.
>> Reporter: ROSEANNE IS NOW A
TRUMP SUPPORTER AND CAUSING
TENSION IN HER TV FAMILY BUT
MAKING HER RELEVANT TO TODAY'S
AUDIENCE.
IT'S JUST THE LATEST IN A SERIES
OF REBOOTS TO HIT THE MAJOR
NETWORKS, POWERED IN PART BY THE
SUCCESS OF PREVIOUS REVIVED HITS
INCLUDING THE NEW "WILL &
GRACE."
>> WE THOUGHT THAT IT WOULD BE
DIFFERENT BUT THIS TIME WE KNOW
THAT IT'S GOING TO BE EXACTLY
THE SAME.
>> WE KNEW THAT WE COULD BE
THESE CHARACTERS AGAIN AND WE
KNEW THAT THESE GUYS WOULD WRITE
GREAT STUFF.
I JUST FEEL LIKE THAT THIS HAS
BEEN A MAGIC CARPET RIDE, THIS
REBOOT.
>> Reporter: A MAGIC CARPET
RIDE FOR THE NETWORK TOO.
IT'S NBC'S TOP COMEDY.
A MAJOR WIN WHICH, OF COURSE,
MEANS THAT THERE IS MORE TO COME
COME.
"MURPHY BROWN" WILL BE BACK WITH
THE ORIGINAL CAST.
REMAKES OF "CAGNEY AND LACY"
HAVE ALSO
BEEN GREEN LIT.
PUTTING THESE OLD SHOWS BACK ON
YOUR SCREENS MAY SEEM DESPERATE
BUT THE TRADITIONAL NETWORKS ARE
FOCUSING ON THE BOTTOM LINES.
>> WE HAVE MORE CHANNELS AND WE
HAVE MORE STREAMING SERVICES AND
THEY ALL WANT TO MAKE NOISE AND
THE QUICKEST WAY TO MAKE NOISE
IS TO BRING
BACK SOMETHING THAT WE LOVED IN
OUR YOUTH.
>> Reporter: BRINGING BACK THE
OLD HITS MEANS THAT NETWORKS
SAVE ON MARKETING COSTS BUT IT
DOES COST MONEY TO LURE THE
STARS BACK TO THEIR OLD ROLES.
NOT JUST STARS, BUT WRITERS AND
CREATORS TOO.
>> I AM LIKE I HAVE TO GET THIS,
I HAVE TO GET THIS.
>> Reporter: RACHEL LANGER GOT
THE NOD TO TURN THIS CULT
SHOW FROM THE 1990s...
>> REBOOT!
>> Reporter: INTO THIS...
>> GUARDIANS...
>> Reporter: FOR HER THE RASH
OF REBOOTS HAS MAJOR BENEFITS
FOR WRITERS WHO ARE SOMETIMES
NOT EVEN INVOLVED THE SECOND
TIME AROUND.
>> IF YOU HAVE MADE THE RIGHT
KIND OF DEAL BASICALLY, YOU
KNOW, BEING ABLE TO KIND OF MAKE
A LIVING FROM SOMETHING THAT YOU
MADE A LONG TIME AGO AND TO SEE
IT COME BACK AND TO BE REVISED
AND TO BE RENEWED AND REFRESHED.
>> Reporter: THE KEY IS
REMAINING FRESH.
ONE WAY TO GO IS TO REIMAGINE A
CANADIAN HIT IN ANIMATED FORM.
>> IT JUST FELT LIKE "CORNER
GAS" BUT WITH A FRESH NEW KIND
OF VIBE TO IT.
>> Reporter: GIVING STRENGTH
TO THE OLD ADAGE, EVERYTHING OLD
IS NEW AGAIN.
SALIMAH SHIVJI, CBC NEWS,
TORONTO.
>> Rosemary: THEY ARE TRYING
TO COME TO CANADA AND HE IS
HOPING TO BRING CANADIANS TO
THEM.
COMING UP OUR "MOMENT OF THE
DAY."
HOW VIRTUAL REALITY IS
RECREATING WHAT ASYLUM SEEKERS
EXPERIENCE AT THE ROXHAM ROAD
BORDER CROSSING.
WE HEAR FROM THE MONTREAL-BASED
PHOTOGRAPHER BEHIND THE PROJECT.
(*)
(*)
>> Andrew: TONIGHT ON "THE
NATIONAL" THE KANSAS GIRL AT THE
HEART OF A LANDMARK CASE THAT
ENDED RACIAL SEGREGATION IN U.S.
SCHOOLS HAS DIED.
LINDA BROWN WAS IN THIRD GRADE
BACK IN 1950 WHEN SHE WAS
BLOCKED FROM ENROLLING AT AN
ALL-WHITE SCHOOL.
HER FATHER AND A HANDFUL OF
OTHER FAMILIES TOOK THEIR FIGHT
FOR EQUALITY ALL THE WAY TO THE
U.S. SUPREME COURT AND THEY WON.
THAT RULING MADE RACIAL
SEGREGATION IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ILLEGAL.
BROWN DIED YESTERDAY IN THE SAME
CITY THAT SHE WAS BORN IN,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
>>> ALSO TONIGHT... FALLOUT FROM
THAT DEADLY COLLISION INVOLVING
AN UBER SELF-DRIVING VEHICLE.
THE GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA HAS
SUSPENDED THE COMPANY'S ABILITY
TO TEST THE CARS ON PUBLIC ROADS
IN THAT STATE.
IT COMES AFTER POLICE RELEASED
VIDEO LATE LAST WEEK OF THE
49-YEAR-OLD WOMAN BEING STRUCK.
IN A STATEMENT TONIGHT THE
GOVERNOR SAID HE FOUND THE VIDEO
DISTURBING AND HE SAID THAT
PUBLIC SAFETY SHOULD BE A TOP
PRIORITY AND THAT WHAT HAPPENED
WAS A, QUOTE, UNQUESTIONABLE
FAILURE.
>> I CERTAINLY UNDERSTAND
PEOPLE'S FRUSTRATION AND I KNOW
THAT PEOPLE WANTED THE DETAILS
AS QUICKLY AS THEY COULD.
WE HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO
BRITISH COLUMBIANS AND WE HAVE
BEEN WORKING ON THE DETAILS.
>> Andrew: THE B.C. GOVERNMENT
IS MAKING CHANGES AFTER WEEKS OF
CRITICISM OVER A PROPOSED
PROPERTY SPECULATION TAX.
THE TAX PLAN WAS FLOATED AS A
WAY TO CRACKDOWN ON INVESTORS
BUYING UP HOMES AND THEN LEAVING
THEM EMPTY, BUT SOME B.C.
RESIDENTS FELT UNFAIRLY TARGETED
AND NOW AS PART OF TODAY'S
CHANGES FEWER B.C. RESIDENTS
WILL HAVE TO PAY UP.
ONE SPECIFIC CHANGE -- THE TAX
WON'T APPLY TO BRITISH
COLUMBIANS WITH CABINS AND
COTTAGES IN RURAL AREAS.
>> Rosemary: ROXHAM ROAD IS
WHERE QUÉBEC AND NEW YORK STATE
MEET AND IT'S ALSO THE BUSIEST
ILLEGAL BORDER CROSSING.
JUST LAST YEAR 20,000 ASYLUM
SEEKERS CROSSED OVER AT THAT
LOCATION.
MICHEL HUNEAULT SPENT SEVERAL
MONTHS CAPTURING THOSE MOMENTS
AND HE HAS NOW TURNED HIS
PICTURES INTO A VIRTUAL REALITY
EXPERIENCE AND THAT IS OUR
"MOMENT OF THE DAY."
>> WHEN YOU STAND THERE YOU'RE
REALLY STANDING AT THE EDGE OF
THE WORLD.
YOU'RE STANDING IN A PLACE WHERE
ALL OF THE CRISES ARE COMING TO
YOU AND THAT'S POWERFUL.
SO ROXHAM ROAD VIRTUAL REALITY
EXPERIENCE IS AN INVITATION TO
ACTUALLY COME
TO ROXHAM AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS
WHEN ASYLUM SEEKERS COME UP AND
START INTERACTING WITH THE RCMP.
YOU WILL SEE THE LEVEL OF
TENSION, THE CONFUSION, THE
HESITATION, AND THE EMOTION THAT
GETS INTO EACH CROSSING.
>> SIR, YOU C%
>> WE ARE COMING FROM... WE NEED
ASSISTANCE... PLEASE...
>> I RECO
>> SIR, YOU CANNOT COME HERE.
YOU CANNOT COME HERE AND YOU
WILL BE UNDER ARREST.
>> WE ARE COMING FROM... WE NEED
ASSISTANCE... PLEASE...
>> I RECORDED 180 CROSSINGS BUT
THEY CAME FROM 22 DIFFERENT
COUNTRIES.
ONCE YOU HAVE BEEN THERE
PHYSICALLY OR VIRTUALLY AND YOU
EXPERIENCE THOSE EMOTIONS AND
THOSE MOMENTS AND THAT TENSION I
THINK THAT IT INCREASES YOUR
LEVEL OF ENGAGEMENT ON THE
SUBJECT.
>> Rosemary: SO YOU KNOW AS
YOU NOTICED THERE HE DISGUISED
PEOPLE AND TOOK AWAY THEIR
IDENTITIES AND EDITED THE
SILHOUETTES AND TOOK PICTURES OF
TEXTILES DURING THE MIGRANT
CRISIS IN EUROPE AND PLACED THEM
OVER THE SILHOUETTES SO THAT'S
WHAT YOU'RE SEEING THERE.
>> Andrew: YEAH AND I'VE GOT
TO SAY THAT I'M ALWAYS INTRIGUED
BY
NEW WAYS OF TELLING ONGOING
STORIES SO FOLKS CAN GO TO
MONTREAL TO SEE THE EXHIBIT IN
PERSON AT THE PHI CENTRE AND
IT'S ON THE N.E.B. WEBSITE.
PEOPLE CAN SEE IT THERE.
THAT'S "THE NATIONAL" FOR THIS
MONDAY, MARCH 26th, THANK YOU
SO MUCH FOR JOINING US.
>> Rosemary: GOODNIGHT.
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