june 15th, 2011, vancouver british columbia. it's the nhl stanley cup finals where the hometown canucks face the visiting boston bruins in a critical game seven winner take all battle. rich is a photographer who shot the games for the past decades. >> canucks are huge in vancouver. i mean it's the hottest ticket in town. >> when the bruins win the game 4-0 and claim the stanley cup in the canuck's backyard, the fans don't take the loss well. vancouver sun editor dean waton witnesses the riot firsthand. >> i walked downtown and there were pillars of smoke coming out. you just knew it was a bad situation. they were throwing rocks at police officers and kicking in windows and it was a frightening experience. >> guys were coming out of the store like clowns in a mini. just one after another. it looked like a mad black friday sale. >> as early evening turns t to night, tensions escalate and there's no end in sight to the looking and vandalism. the riot police take a stand, forming a wall and marching toward the rioters. local photogr

vancouver, canada. >>> still ahead, the billions at stake for california. the world's eighth largest economy as wildfires rage and the record drought persists. >>> the worst fire season in years is plaguing the west and nowhere has it been worse than the golden state. now blackened by blazes and browned by drought. >> the pictures are breath taking but the economic cost will truly take your breath away. >> yeah, i had a lot of stuff. the stuff wasn't that important. >> 7 million acres have burned so far this year. an area larger than the state of vermont. almost double the amount for all of last year. for the first time in almost a decade, active military are joining the national guard to fight wildfires. the cost to government, state, local, and mostly federal, not to mention the economic loss, easily tops more than $2 billion so far this year. the u.s. forest service which bears the brunnel of firefighting responsibility now devotes more than half the total budget to fighting fires. up from 16% just 20 years ago. smoke from those fires clouds the skies hu

jason is next from vancouver, washington. guest: i was going to sing bernie's praises, but i would rather respond to these republicans. first of all, bernie's socialism is relative. if you say european canada =-- bernie in europe or canada, he is fairly mild. he is not chairman mao. some of these previous callers may not know him that much. he calls for a wall street tax to pay for education. switching to a single-payer health care system is cheaper, we have empirical evidence and 50 other industrialized nations that tell us that. it's about half as cheap as the one we have now. the bulk of the money comes from raising the tax rate. course, he is not come out with a firm number. but based on what he has said, somewhere in the canada neighborhood, in the 60's or something. it is all relevant in the industrialized world. look at our tax rate compared to everyone else. host: jason, he was in washington state last week, did you see him when he campaigned last weekend? guest: i was visiting some friends, so i did make it. but you

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this is in vancouver, canada. s that a street performer. as you can see, he is balancing on a platform, pretty high up. >> i'm sweaty. >> he's getting ready, psyching up the crowd. watch that little boy that gets up wearing the red cap. >> whoa! >> do you see that? he grabs the board he's balancing on and shakes it a little bit. you can see the shoe performer wobble as the kid runs back down in the crowd. the performer didn't like that one bit [ bleep ] he immediately calls out the parents. >> when you get down, you need to run. you need to learn a lesson. not cool. yeah? yeah? do you apologize? okay. >> what the kid did was not good. that could have hurt the kid. that could have hurt that man. you might want to moderate your language. >> but it doesn't end there. >> some people should really use a condom. >> ooh. >> let's not forget, he is a performer. his act was just thoroughly interrupted. the mood of the entire crowd changed. he's trying to bring them back with a little bit of comedy here. >> the mood changed because of his behavior. h

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this is in vancouver, canada. that is a street performer and he is balancing on a platform.e's pretty high up. >> i'm sweaty and it's sticky up here. >> he's getting ready and psych up the crowd. and watch the boy who gets up wearing the red cap. he grabs the board and shakes it and you can see the performer wobble as the kid sits back down. >> be a parent, hey? >> he called out the parent. >> when you get down, you better run. that wasn't cool, yeah? and he starts talking directly at the kid. >> do you apologize? >> that could have hurt the kid or that man but it's you might want to moderate your language. >> but it doesn't end there. >> some people should really use a condom. >> let's not forget he is a performer and his act was just sorely interrupted. the mood of the entire crowd changed. he is trying to bring them back with comedy. >> the mood changed because of his behavior. he is a performer. he should have kept on it and had a conversation with them afterwards. >> the behavior of the child was inappropriate. >> but be a parent, hey? >> he's made it awkward for everyo

winnipeg at 22, as well and vancouver just getting up to 20 here on your tuesday. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> once again tokyo stocks falling with the key nike index dropping below 18,000 at the opening on tuesday. that's down about 700 points from monday's close. it's the first time since february that the index has fallen below that point currently as you can see the stock index is now at 17,856. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." be back to the top of the hour with updates and news. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >> "euromaxx highlights." and here is your host, louise elton. >> welcome to the show today, a special edition of "euromaxx," which focuses on the 5 top destinations in europe. i'm not going to reveal where they are, but this quick look forward might just give 3 of the cities away. >> italian maurizio savini makes his art out of chewing gum, how to become a haute couture designer, and turning two townhouses into one larger one. so you might have figured out a few of europe's top destinations, b

temperatures will be cooling down to the 20s in seattle as well as vancouver and hitting the 30 degree mark in l.a. meanwhile, warm conditions across houston, 37 degrees. in the 30s over the eastern seaboard on the first day of the business week. now, very stormy conditions for you across the brick isles in the western continent, especially the north of france and the low country. the system will likely head towards the east, affecting the south of the canadian peninsula and germany and possibly poland into the next 24 hours. temperatures will be warmer than normal across the east. also at 27 degrees, beautiful, sunny weather, 28 degrees with abundance of sunshine, across the west, london only 16 degrees with rainy conditions on your monday and in the south in the 20s in both madrid as well as the system. all right, that's it for now. up next is your three-day forecast. >> to send your thoughts to us, click on the nhk website we look forward to hearing from you soon. that's it for us here on newsline. thanks, for watching. zizi:á>úññ >> hello, everyone. you're watching france 24 broad

reporter: it centers around ten survivalists trying to jut last each other in remote wilderness of vancouver island. one competitor barely lasting through the first night. >> bear. >> reporter: another giving up after getting charged by ape bear. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> hey, bear. >> i was just charged by a bear. . he just kept coming. i back add wayed away into the woods. >> there was a bear den adjacent to my camp. >> reporter: the finale airs in two weeks. allen kay is one of four left battling in the wilderness. >> #100 yards away. >> reporter: he managed to survive in bear country for weeks. >> i didn't really feel any direct threat. i don't think the bear did. i made it a pin the to make a little extra noise as i move around the island so they knew, here he comes. >> reporter: his strategy all about preparation. >> just really disciplined how i handled my food. don't eat where you sleep. just not something you do in predator country. >> reporter: some times encounters are unavoidable. >> i really think the key if you have a bear encounter. first prevention. make noise. don't be super stil

>> jimmy: does jamie lynn from vancouver have naked pictures of herself on the phone? all right. verdict is? >> yeah. maybe one or two. >> wow. okay, wow. i'm going to -- i'm going to need a minute. can we have your phone for something else unrelated? >> no. >> it's not related, it's a different thing we need to look at the phone for. >> you just want to borrow it for a minute to make a call? >> yeah. just to make a call or whatever. >> no. >> jimmy: that ended in a restraining order. we should probably start giving background checks to our employees who work the microphone out there. who else do we have out there? >> rasheen, out of las vegas. >> do you have any nude pictures of yourself on your phone? >> jimmy: does marrsheen? currently out of las vegas, nevada. have nude pictures of himself on his phone? >> of course! >> can we see them? >> hell, no. you got some money? >> jimmy: he's a businessman first. and finally? >> my name is gerald from long beach. >> hi, gerald. do you have any nude pictures of yourself on your phone? >> jimmy: does gerald from long beach have nude pho

that's exactly what a woman in north vancouver saw monday afternoon. a dip in the pool didn't seem to be enough as the bear decided to climb into the hot tub for a quick soak, also. i mean, wouldn't we all want to do that? >> ya! >> the whole swim lasted about 15 minutes, afterward the bear scampered off to a hole that he had knocked in the fence. >> oh, that's too funny. >> he needs little umbrella, you know, some spa treatment maybe. >> little picnic basket. >> yes, little picnic basket. >> fun. >> i maybe girl bear or two, or guy bear or two, whatever it is. too close to tell. >> a bear that knows how to live. got the bear necessity down. >> oh, that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. for kyla and all every us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ webuyanycar.com lling your car, truck or suv? takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointm

he had a traumatic head injury when he took a bad fall before the olympics in vancouver, halfway through the olympics we been staying in touch with them and they said for the first time were encouraged that he was going to survive and if you wanted to come down and see him now would be the time. i jumped on an airplane and flew to denver where he was in this rehab facility, i was overwhelmed by the quality of the family pulling this young man across the line and making him well again. his brothers are so emotional saying you don't know what it's like to go in and see your brother and not know whether he's going to make it or not. kevin later said i grew to hate my brothers because they push me so hard in rehab. the youngest son has down syndrome and he was going up and down the hallways grabbing every dr. and saying that's my brother, you you have to say my brother. then kevin and the father and mother were so appropriate in their motion send we didn't know how this is going to turn out i called back to vancouver to the olympic coverage and when the limp etc. that's what people want to s

as temperatures soar in vancouver, canada, this irresistible black bear decided to cool off by strolling into a family's backyard taking a refreshing dip in the pool. after relaxing for awhile the bear checks out the hot tub for a few minutes then decides he'll probably wait till winter and casually walks away. >>> all right now for a look at your morning road conditions, we got wet roads from the great lakes down through the ohio valley where flooding is possible. rain as well across the entire southeast and the southern plains. >>> if you're flying airport delays possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, memphis and atlanta. >>> well, just hours after going public with an emotional plea about her missing daughter, a relieved rosie o'donnell says the 17-year-old has been found and she is safe. >> chelsea o'donnell had been missing for about a week when police tracked her down last evening at a home in new jersey. rosie o'donnell was especially concerned because she says chelsea lives with mental illness and had been off her medication for several days. for now police say there is no ev

. >> reporter: he also passes around his two gold medals from vancouver and sochi. him special to you, greg? >> how he has no legs and he has two gold medal, and that is kind of cool. that's really cool. >> he's a great coach. he inspires me so much. he made me work harder, and i got better. >> there you go, way to move! way to move! if i can get these kids, even it's not in hockey, but to excel and believe in themselves in whatever they like to do, then i think i did my job. it's a difficult drill, but it's made to make you better. >> reporter: a job well done as he inspires young hockey players to push themselves to greatness. >> let me catch you! >> reporter: meg oliver, cbs news, little falls, new jersey. >> axelrod: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours." i'm jim axelrod in new york. for all of us here in cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> this -- this man is on the road ro to recovery after he and two friends stopped a deadly attract on a crowded train and how they took down the shoo

vancouver and tar ron toe was 3- 4 and quietly the report also says the average livability across theld has dropped since 2010. the only american city in the top 30 was honolulu. >>> the iphone 6s, it is being released september 18th. it is believed it will be announced at an event sunday night. apple the expecting a big seller stockpiling if 89 to 90 million phones. it will have a better camera and additional microphone for better better. >>> all right. we'll tell do you theall right. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute here. [ music ] >>> welcome back. i'm dave. >> and i'm pam. time is about 5:30. we usually say steve is over there but he's not. he is outside. >> yeah. you're up on the roof. >> sit roof or roof? in the midwest nay say roof. they do have overcast conditions. a little cool breeze here. i would say it is out of the west about 15 to 20. temperatures inclanked will. they are sitting in the 60s to 70s. there is a westerly breeze that's hauling. in fact out wards for that. we have a look at old glory. back out look live. welcome will be coolinger odd. if i take y

entire western north american continent this summer has been on fire from northern california canada,vancouverinto and into alaska. there is a simple reason for this. it is because the temperatures are warmer, on average about 2% in the region, which has prevented the accumulation of snow pack. without snow pack, the burn season is longer. people like to say the reason the fires were bad was because of the fact that we try to put fires out and there was speculation of rush, well, certainly that makes them worse, but the extended run season is due to a lack of snow packs is what is causing as many fires for as long as they are burning and this is critical. inis also denied cool water to the waters for salmon to sponsor. there have been major salmon runs that have been storied and 80% of sturgeon are threatened. it is a result and the increase of temperature and also having profound impact on the fires in is acute where soot bleeding and it absorbs the heat from the sun rather than allowing ice to reflect it and that is speeding snow melts, so the arctic, and this is quite appropriate with the p

and check this out, this is a bare in vancouver. it turns out that the family had been on vacation. they look out the window and this is what they saw. can you imagine? thankfully he cooled off a bit. he got out of the way. dari: he is trying out the different tools. [laughter] sumac kind of crazy. steve: it is time for own brand and offbrand, look at which people are living up or down to our expectations. jimmy buffett fans leaving behind more than just cheap tequila. the police complained about the makeshift parking lot toilets that they left behind typically fashioned out of 5-gallon jugs with this pool floaty used as a toilet seat. and the word unpredictable tattooed on his forehead. facing charges of aggravated burglary after saying that he be a man inside. the motive is unclear. and fans of this star getting carried away by her wax figure likeness, the elaborately crafted replica of nicki minaj in the infamous video has become a favorite for people to take inappropriate pictures with and then posed online like the one you see right there. so far nicki minaj herself hasn't made

john, from vancouver, good morning. turn the volume down on your set. go ahead with your question. caller: i am similar to the 81-year-old person who just called. i am an asian-american, 80 years old. i was interned for four years during the second world war. my mother never got over it. she died two weeks before i graduated from high school. experienceed by that . for 40 years of my life, i could not speak of it, so i understand what it is to have deprivation of civil rights. we overcame it. without anyit protests, but by example of our achievements when we were given a chance. i would like to ask the professor if he would join with those of us in other minority groups who have achieved by and large our civil rights to see if there are lessons to be learned as to how we could help the black people in this country to achieve their rights as well. host: john, thank you for the call. guest: well, i would like to congratulate the caller for that proposal. let me also say in washington, d.c., there are civil rights black that bring together americans, latinos, and asian-americans. i wo

i mean, i suppose the family could have moved to vancouver and political unrest broke out there but itn't have been -- it would have lost something i think. >> if you had it in reverse where the asian family moved to texas it would have beenal loted by eatpeter travis of rolling stones. you had comments about donald trump's campaign. does he excite you intrigue you or square you? -- scare you? >> i think like everybody i tuned into that first debate. when is the last time you tuned in to a debate that was that early in the primaries with 10 people in it? it is because of trump. it is interesting to see -- you can't help but get a kick out of the guy to see sort of -- it is unusual to see somebody speaking their mind like that. >> he is more of an arrogant version of the bill murray character in rush more. he doesn't care. he doesn't care. >> the guy does not take a back step. i know. it's something else. >> would you vote for him or use him as entertainment value? >> i am liberal, so i wouldn't be voting for him for president. but i do get a kick out of him. >> charlie sheen wants to h

>> we're in vancouver right now filming. >> can you do this?-- >> i would drive around l. and and exercise my fingers to be able to do it. it was hilarious. we're in the middle of the third one now. it's just great. so great to be back with everybody. and we did the last two in l.a. to be in vancouver and all of us being away from home, it's kind of like a summer camp vibe. it's been really fun. >> and i like your accent, the fact that you can do an american accent so well. >> thank you. >> how do you do that? >> i think this guy maybe has a sequel. >> a sequel for sure coming the this movie for sure. i'm not giving anything away. >> thank you very much. >>> when we come back -- let me tell you this "hitman agent 47" opens next friday, august 21 t. tonight "straight outta compton" do you like the passaaadd? it's a good looking car. this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's the rear end event. year end, rear end, check it out. talk about turbocharging my engine. you're gorgeous. what kind of car do you

then, a very talented young man from north vancouver. this is his debut album. it's called "goon," tobias jesso jr. from the samsung stage. tomorrow, seth mcfarland, producer, author, brian graser, halssy. miley cyrus. and you watch that, guillermo? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: pierce brosnan. and stay with us all week long. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is a guy named bob who is emmy-nominated for playing a guy named saul who's really a guy named jimmy. it all makes sense if you've seen his great show "better call saul." on amc. please say hello to bob odenkirk. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very happy that this could happen. you know i love your work for a very long time. >> we have been fans of each other since before the handsome beard. >> jimmy: that's right. are you talking about -- >> talking about your girlfriend. >> better call saul, i love breaking bad. one of my all time favorite shows. i loved your character on the show. and then, there is going to bea spentoff. spin-off the i hope this will be good. >> i figured it would be terrible. >> jimmy

that's a bear spotted taking a dip in a pool, hot tub in vancouver. it wondered into a yard trying to get some birdseed for a snack and also a therapeutic >>> this just into our newsroom. the first named hurricane this season. danny has officially been declared a hurricane. you can find more information on that, nbcwashington.com. here is the latest. tracking showers across the area. heavy rain moving into washington and northern frederick county, because of the muggyness outside. in addition to that, when this cold front moves through later, we are going to track a period of heavy rain. here is the timing for you. through the afternoon, scattered showers and maybe a thunderstorm or two is possible. 3:00, with he stae start to not line of rain. working our way into the evening hours, it continues to move through. notice the bright colors. on future weather. 7:15, think about folks at the redskins game. very heavy rain moving through the beltway. we will start to dry out around 9:00, 10:00 p.m. i'll have more on the heavy rain in ten minutes >>> just i

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vancouver. that is a cold front. that will dip south.ver the bay area for much of next week. bringing cooler temperatures with it. so future weather has you covered. tomorrow morning, typical summertime pattern across the region. lots of low cloud along the coast. fog around the bay. from the bay bridge south. quickly pulls back to the coast. by the afternoon. lots of sunshine on the way. only exception again. along the coast. much of san francisco. part of the peninsula will be in low clouds for the second half. if you are heading to outside land for the final day. a lot of cloud. maybe peeks of sunshine in the afternoon. the breeze out of the west will keep it chilly. mid 60s. about all of the top out tomorrow afternoon. different story across the bay in oakland. and take on the astros. lots of sunshine there. warmer. 105. first pitch. temperature, 70 degrees. temperatures comfortable at 73 degrees. the easy index will be high tomorrow. the sunscreen and the hats and the glasses in full effect for everyone there. overnight tonight. see

>> yeah, we're in vancouver >> can you do there? >> i read that you could not -- >> i can do it. >> didn't you have to practice, though? >> i did when i first got the job. rubber band -- >> i would drive around l.a. and exercise my finger to be able to do it. hilarious. yeah, we're in the middle of the third one now. and it's great. we did the last two in l.a. to be in vancouver, all of us being agray home, there's a summer -- away from home, there's a summer camp vibe. >> we love camp. i like your accent. the fact that you can do an american accent so well. >> great. >> thank you. >> how do you do that? >> i think it, too -- there's maybe a sequel in question. >> there's a sequel coming for sure. not giving anything away. thank you very much, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> good to have you here. >>> when we come back, -- let me tell you, "hit man: agent 47" opens next week. tonight "straight out of compton." opens. >>> why trash bags and paper caring about the things that make each of our clients unique... ...that's what makes riversp

home owner discovered this black bear cooling off in the family's pool in north vancouver.to the yard by breaking down part of a wooden fence, then the bear decided to take a dip in the hot tub before, he decided to do whatever he wanted and thought that was all right, and he did the right thing there. a little, little dip, a warm-up and away he goes. >>> clinton's scandal threatening to undo her campaign. >>> and why is donald trump hanging out with a bald eagle? that looks impressive. would you say presidential? we'll tell you next. stay with us. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? >> >> bad news for democratic front runner clinton. a new poll suggests an opening for the vice president. joe biden meets donald trump head to head in the three swing states. florida he leads, and in pennsylvania bided leads eight points and trump explains his popularity in an interview with "time" magazine and there you see

they have higher self esteem and social status and lower rates of depression. 135 teenagers from vancouverh school those categorized as bullies scored high on social status and have less depression. they use the action as a tactic to get ahead. >>> you can get cows milk, coconut and now camels milk. it tastes like a salty skim milk and has benefits that you can't find in could you milk. it contains insulin. it produces cosmetics like lotion and associated press. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. talk to a state farm agent today. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:24 sunday morning, time for the travel forecast we'll start you out in the city of brotherly love. lots of sunshine expected today. it will be very warm, high temperatures in the upper 80s, close to 90 degrees, as you can see lots of sunshine, sun is expected to set

. >> in vancouver tonight. james, welcome. is this the result of a lack of cohesive policy when it comes to refugees in europe? >> well, i mean the real villain is bashar al-assad, obviously. and the second villain are the developed states that proclaim a responsibility to protect and then do nothing about syria. but yes you're absolutely right. if the u.n. refugee agency had done its job of actually coming up with plans in advance of crises then i think a lot of the suffering we're seeing now wouldn't be happening. >> i talked to some folks last night who suggested that look, the policy is in place. the european union has a plan. it's just not being carried out. why? >> that is absolutely not true. the european union has a rule that says everybody who arrives in europe gets dumped in the first country of arrival and that's why we are seeing countries like greece and italy being grotesquely overburden. but fairly distributed among the 27 states of the european union so that's a huge difficulty and if you move beyond this quite

all the way past vancouver and plenty of warm water. santa monica 71. of 60s up and down the california coast. we can say goodbye to what was once hill da. a lot of west, southwest wind sheer is wiping it out so it's post tropical now. it will not impact the islands whatsoever. if you are going there, it looks good. for us high pressure is on the way. 52 up in truckee pretty mild there. 54 ukiah. 63 warm degrees in monterey because of that warm ocean temp. once the fog lifts it will be sunny and breezy. that allows high pressure to follow in rapidly. today it's a little bit warmer but it looks warm to hot for inland areas on saturday and also sunday. sunday should be the warmest day. morning fog, drizzle. nice to mild to warm. it will be warmer inland. we've been held in check at 84- 85. we will bump some of these up to the lower 80s and low 90s. 70s around the bay. warm to watt for inland areas on the weekend it looks pretty good. it looks cooler early next week. >> all right. so hope insight if you don't like the extreme heat. >> will not last long. >

withwould left vancouver hazardous material. regardless of what kind of profits, it should not go ahead. mr. harper: this is part of my track record. across fromthe re quebec city, i didn't even want to look at it because of the danger. the same approach i took with the dangerous tankers in the douglas channel. with regard to these other projects, we have to be able to look at them objectively with thorough, credible environmental assessments. i and taking the position that you can study these projects. ms. may takes the position that you can say no to all of them in advance. we want a clear, thorough, credible process. the position of the government is that we have a scientific expert evaluation of every project before we decide to proceed. that is how the government has handled these projects. cair has already rolled out a number of projects for the web through the process and is positioning himself to be against others. that is the record. they are always for projects until they face one. that is why in british columbia they

it's easy to find that quote on line. >> i'm sure not sure where you stand on candor moving out vancouvery hazardous risky material and we know regardless of what kind of processor goes there it should not go ahead great it must be stopped. >> this is part of my track record that people are free to consult. when it was liquefied natural gas plant across from quÉbec city i didn't want to look at it because of the danger of a tankers in the st. lawrence the same approach to take with northern gateway and the dangers tankers in the douglas channel. we have to be able to look at them objectively and with thorough credible environmental assessments. i am taking a position to do can study these projects. ms. may takes the position that you can say no to all of them and mr. harper's taken a position that you can say yes to all of them in advance. we want a clear process. >> the position of the government as we have a scientific expert evaluation of every project before we decide to proceed. that is how the government has handled these projects. mr. mulcair by his own admission has ruled out a nu