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Ottawa terror  ‘All is forgiven’: 
MISS KNOPE
suspect’s father  Charlie Hebdo 
AS PARKS AND RECREATION’S 
LAST SEASON BEGINS, METRO  speaks out French magazine releases new 
LOOKS BACK AT ALL THE 
issue with image of the Prophet 
THINGS WE LOVE ABOUT  ‘My son is a good boy’ says father 
Muhammad weeping     PAGE 6 
PAWNEE  PAGE 11  of Suliman Mohamed    PAGE 2 
36 questions 
could land you 
your soulmate
Twenty years ago a  
psychologist used these 
questions in an experiment 
that resulted in two  
strangers falling in love. But 
could it work for anyone?    
PAGE 8 
Buy a house 
with your 
phone
TRAGIC FIRE IN BARRHAVEN Scrambling to sign those  
papers at the realtor’s office 
may soon be a thing of the 
past    PAGE 7
An Ottawa firefighter scales a ladder at 5 Goodwood Dr. where a morning blaze killed a couple in their 70s. See story page 4. ALEX ROBINSON/METROLAND NEWS SERVICE
Send your 
U of O hockey players suing school for $6M
chili into the 
stratosphere
Class-action suit.  tion lawsuit against the school  en in court, the athletes have  year, said the allegations cast “a  his resume, he said, not some-
and seek a total of $6 million in  suffered  anxiety,  harassment  dark shadow” over the team.  thing he feels he needs to hide.
Players who were not  damages because the university  and skipped classes since the  Creppin is the named plaintiff  Creppin said he was at a hos- Steak makes this recipe out 
accused of wrongdoing  suspended  its  men’s  hockey  allegations from Thunder Bay  in the class action. pital in Thunder Bay — waiting  of this world    PAGE 15
program after two players were  surfaced. “It was hard for us to even  with a friend who was sick 
allege school tarnished 
accused of sexual assault.  The players are now seeking  wear our coats out in public  — on the night of the alleged 
their reputations Lawyer  Lawrence  Green- $4 million in general damages  without being ridiculed,” the  sexual  assault  in  the  team’s 
spon, who’s representing for- and $2 million in punitive dam- 24-year-old said. He later said  hotel. The players had travelled 
mer hockey players who were  ages. that he worked his whole life  to Thunder Bay that February 
not  accused  of  wrongdoing,  “Sexual assault is a serious  to play hockey at such a highly  weekend for a game.
LUCY  said in a news conference on  crime, but since offenders carry  competitive level, only for the  Two of the hockey players, 
SCHOLEY Tuesday that the university un- a huge stigma, it is particularly  university to take it away. Guillaume Donovan and David 
[email protected] fairly punished his clients and  important to make sure that in- Creppin is in his fourth year  Foucher,  have  been  charged 
tarnished their reputations. nocent people aren’t accused,”  of human kinetics at the uni- with sexual assault.
Former players of the Univer- According to the statement  said Greenspon. versity and hopes to become a  They are the only two team-
sity of Ottawa men’s hockey  of claim, which contains allega- Andrew  Creppin,  who  chiropractor. The hockey team  mates not represented in the 
team are launching a class-ac- tions that have not been prov- played centre for the team last  should be a positive addition to  class-action suit.
2 OTTAWA  metronews.ca
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‘My son is a good boy,’ says 
father of third terror suspect
Suliman Mohamed.  and  Carlos  Larmond,  aged 
24, face similar charges and 
Family confused
are  alleged  co-conspirators 
S
and upset by terror to Mohamed.
Carlos  was  arrested  at 
charges, lawyer says
Montreal’s Pierre Elliot Tru-
deau airport Friday “as he 
W was intending to travel over-
JOE seas for terrorist purposes,” 
LOFARO RCMP  alleged.  Ashton  was 
[email protected] arrested in Ottawa.
All three men are being 
The father of a 21-year-old  held in custody in Ottawa 
Ottawa man accused of two  and are scheduled to return 
terrorism-related charges de- to court Feb. 12.
E nied the RCMP’s allegations  Mohamed’s lawyer, Doug 
and said his son, Suliman  Baum, said he will seek to 
Mohamed, is a “good boy.” have his client released on 
“My son is not involved  bail.
in this. But I need to see evi- He described the relation-
N dence,” said the boy’s father,  ship between his client and 
who  identified  himself  as  the  Larmond  brothers  as 
Idris. “casual acquaintances.”
The boy’s mother, Iwona  A justice of the peace or-
Buziak,  declined  to  speak  dered Mohamed not to com-
to  reporters,  shouting  at  municate with the Larmond 
them to “stop!” as she left  brothers while in custody.
the courthouse Tuesday with  Mohamed,  who  has  a 
Idris and two other young  shaved  head,  remained  si-
men. lent in the prisoner’s box. He 
The  RCMP  arrested  wore a brown sweater and a 
Mohamed Monday on Cecile  black T-shirt.
Street in Ottawa, three days  The accusations came as 
after two other local men  a huge surprise to the family 
were swept up in an anti-ter- and Mohamed is “confused 
rorism investigation by the  and upset” about the whole  Suliman Mohamed’s father, Idris, leaves the Ottawa courthouse Tuesday after his son, accused of two terrorism-related
Integrated National Security  situation, Baum said. charges, made his fi rst court appearance. JOE LOFARO/METRO
Enforcement Team (INSET).  “Naturally,  they  believe 
Mohamed was charged with  their son hasn’t done any- Baum said his client has  the community, his family is 
participating in the activity  thing untoward and they’re  no criminal history and has  all here.”
of a terrorist group and con- anxious as well to see the  never been in any kind of  But Baum said it might be 
spiracy to participate in ter- disclosure  and  understand  trouble before. a challenge to get his client 
rorist activity. what the nature of the alleg- Since  federal  prosecu- a fair trial in light of the Oct. 
Twin  brothers  Ashton  ations are,” the lawyer said. tor Rod Sonley said he will  22  attack  at  the  National 
seek to keep Mohamed in  War Memorial and on Parlia-
custody, the onus is on the  ment Hill.
Shock
defence to prove to the court  “The court of public opin-
that he should be released. ion is always present and so 
“Naturally, they believe their son hasn’t done 
“Sometimes  with  elec- is that a concern? Of course 
anything untoward and they’re anxious as well to  tronic  monitoring  or  very  it’s  a  concern.  Especially 
see the disclosure and understand what the nature  strong  sureties,  a  person  with the recent events that 
could  be  released,”  said  occurred  in  Ottawa,”  said 
of the allegations are.” Baum. Baum. “We’ll deal with that  A photo of the accused from
Doug Baum, Suliman Mohamed’s lawyer “He has strong support in  when it comes.” Facebook. FACEBOOK.COM
Taxi company probing complaint of distracted driving
Ottawa’s  biggest  taxi  com- morrow.” cab to avoid coming in con- driver and the driver’s taxi 
pany said it is investigating a  Senior  management  will  tact with another car in the  number  on  the  Help  Save 
complaint about a driver talk- meet with the driver and his  next lane. Lives — Drive Hands Free Fa-
ing on a cellphone held to his  union rep to get his side of the  “As soon as he picked up  cebook page, created by Rick 
ear while driving. The probe  story  and  consider  possible  the phone I was worried,” said  Levesque,  an  Ottawa  man 
was launched after a passen- warnings or reprimands, he  Culkin. “I feel like it would  who is campaigning to change 
ger shared pictures of the in- added. have been a lot easier for him  legislation  to  add  demerit 
cident on Facebook. Passenger Sean Culkin, 19,  to do the movement and pre- points to drivers using hand-
Hanif Patni, president of  told Metro he used his iPhone  dict what was happening and  held devices while driving.
Coventry  Connections,  said  to take photos of the chatty  have his mind set on the road  Patni said such complaints 
it is very rare for these kinds  driver in a Capital Taxi cab  instead of on the conversa- are infrequent and said be-
of complaints to come in and  on the afternoon of Jan. 3 in  tion.” tween January 2014 and  May 
this one is being taken ser- Orleans. Culkin said he raised the  2014,  there  were  18  com-
This image of a cab driver using a iously. He said the driver was dis- issue with the driver, but the  plaints.  Patni  did  not  have 
cellphone while driving was posted “Drivers should not be do- tracted by the phone conver- driver  only  responded  with  stats for the rest of the year 
to an anti-distracted driving  ing that,” said Patni Tuesday.  sation and had to make an  sarcasm. immediately available.
Facebook page. COURTESY SEAN CULKIN “We are seeing the driver to- “abrupt” movement with his  He posted photos of the  JOE LOFARO/METRO
metronews.ca OTTAWA  3
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Ottawa planning massive  
overhaul of ‘Arts Precinct’
Rideau plan.  planters  separating  it  from 
vehicles and widening side-
Councillor touts 
walks on Rideau Street.
walkability, while  “You’ll  be  able  to  walk 
from  Sandy  Hill,  from  the 
cycling advocate 
campus,  from  the  ByWard 
criticizes scheme Market, from the Rideau Cen-
tre, from the LRT station, to 
and from Arts Court really 
easily,”  said  Rideau-Vanier 
LUCY 
Coun. Mathieu Fleury. “You 
SCHOLEY
[email protected] won’t feel like it’s the back of 
a building. You’ll have clear 
With the Rideau Street area  areas to walk and it’ll be fun 
already under a major over- to hang out and to enjoy be-
haul, the city is now looking  cause there’s a lot to be de-
to make the whole surround- sired there.”
ing  area  more  pedestrian- Right now the area is also 
friendly  with  wider  side- transport-truck  heavy,  with 
walks, more bike lanes and  vehicles travelling through to 
trees. access Highway 417.
The Rideau Arts Precinct  According to the plan, the 
plan, released Tuesday, looks  city is looking at alternative 
at the area between Rideau  routes for those trucks.
Street, Laurier Avenue, Col- Alex  deVries,  the  vice 
onel  By  Drive  and  Waller  president  of  Citizens  for 
Street — essentially the area  Safe Cycling, called the plan 
that encompasses the Rideau  “disappointing”  for  cyclists 
Centre, the future Arts Court  because it’s more geared for 
redevelopment, a leg of the  pedestrians and cars.
light rail Confederation Line  “You can bike down the 
and a section of the Univer- middle of the Mackenzie King 
sity of Ottawa campus. bridge, but there’s no real fa-
The  plan  includes  clos- cilities to get from there to 
ing Nicholas Street between  the Rideau Centre,” he said,  ABOVE: A sketch of the area the 
Rideau and Besserer to ped- later adding, “It’s very awk- city is looking at revamping in 
estrian traffic, adding a bike  ward  and  there’s  nothing  its Rideau Arts Precinct plan. The 
lane down the middle of the  about bicycle parking or any- plan aims to make the area more 
Mackenzie King Bridge with  thing like that in the area.” pedestrian-friendly, including wid-
Anyone can view the plan  ening sidewalks, planting trees and 
at  Ottawa.ca/rideauartsplan  closing down a section of Nicholas 
Quoted and send feedback to the city  Street to foot and bike traffic (as 
up until Feb. 10. The plan- seen above in section 2). 
“It’s very awkward and  ning committee will review  RIGHT: Pictured is a design concept 
there’s nothing about  the plan and send it to City  for Waller Street. Ottawa is looking 
bicycle parking…” Council. to make Rideau and neighbouring 
Fleury said the goal is to  streets more pedestrian-friendly 
Alex deVries, the vice president of  beautify the Rideau Arts Pre- with wider sidewalks and trees. 
Citizens for Safe Cycling.  cinct by 2017. COURTESY OTTAWA.CA
4 OTTAWA  metronews.ca
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‘Flames were through the roof’ as 
Barrhaven fire kills couple in 70s
Deadly fire. Cause  Quoted
of inferno still under 
“They were really down-
investigation
to-earth people … They 
were very friendly. We 
used to see them walk-
A couple in their 70s died in 
a three-alarm fire that ripped  ing every day.”
through  their  Barrhaven  Carlo Vial, who lives nearby, talks about 
home Tuesday morning, Ot- the couple killed in the blaze
tawa Fire Services said.
Firefighters responded to  to see them walking every 
the fire, which quickly en- day.”
gulfed the home at 5 Good- Neighbours  said  the 
wood Dr., around 10:20 a.m. couple did not smoke, but 
Fire  Services  spokes- they did have a wood-burn-
man Marc Messier said the  ing fireplace.
couple’s bodies were found  Extra  crews  had  to  be 
separately  in  the  single  called in to battle the blaze 
family  home  and  the  first  because of the frigid temper-
was found on the main floor. atures  Tuesday  afternoon. 
“On  arrival,  crews  con- More  than  40  firefighters 
firmed we had a home that  Firefighters work to knock down a fire that ripped through a single family home on Greenwood Drive in Barrhaven Tuesday. ALEX ROBINSON/METROLAND NEWS SERVICE were on scene, working to 
was  fully  involved,”  Mess- put out some remaining hot 
ier said. “The flames were  ed had not yet been deter- Morton,  but  fire  services  had lived in the neighbor- “They were really down  spots.
through the roof.” mined. could not confirm their iden- hood for decades and were  to earth people,” said Carlo  The Office of the Fire Mar-
Messier said and the cause  Neighbors identified the  tity. original  owners  of  their  Vial, who lives nearby. “They  shal of Ontario is investigat-
of the fire and where it start- couple as Charles and Ada  Neighbors said the couple  home. were very friendly. We used  ing. METROLAND NEWS SERVICE
You  Ottawa’s The Acorn 
could 
WIN
  back on SXSW list
an 
advance 
screening  Rolf Klausener promised him-
self he would never return to 
pass  South By Southwest.
for two  When  the  Ottawa  musi-
cian ventured to the famed 
to see music festival — also known 
as SXSW — with his band, 
the Acorn, in 2008, they spent 
thousands of dollars in travel 
starring 
fees and three days rushing 
Johnny  from venue to venue to play 
quick, 25-minute slots. 
Depp 
They  arrived  in  Austin, 
January  Texas both excited and green.  Ottawa musician Rolf Klausener plays during the launch of the city’s 
By the end, both they and  #ottmusik project on Thursday at Capital Rehearsal Studios.
22! their pocketbooks were spent  LUCY SCHOLEY/METRO
and he says they had little to 
Visit  show for it. “I’m going down to sort of  length  album,  Glory  Hope 
clubmetro.com  But  now  Klausener  is  get my show legs back in gear  Mountain.
to enter breaking his promise. With  and, ideally, maybe (reunite  The  Acorn  has  been  on 
new  band  members  Adam  with) some people from my  a touring hiatus since 2011. 
Saikaley  and  Patrick  John- touring past,” he said. Klausener has been busy with 
son, he’s heading back to the  It may come as a surprise  other projects like the Arbor-
South  by  Southwest  Music  that  a  festival  like  SXSW  etum Music Festival and Silk-
Conference and Festival that  —which  draws  more  than  ken Laumann.
runs March 17 to 22. 16,000  people  to  its  music  This  year,  he  will  know 
What’s bringing him back? event alone — would be tough  what to expect at SXSW —
He’s armed with two new  on a Polaris Music Prize-nom- crowds of people screaming, 
records — Vieux Loup is due  inated band like the Acorn. a potential spotting of comed-
this  spring  and  Palm  D’or  The festival did help the  ian Louis C.K. eating a hot dog 
in the fall — and backed by  band land a U.S. agent and a  and delicious tacos.
In Theatres January 23
grants.  publishing deal, but back in  “It’s like Canada Day on 
He won’t be losing money  2008, the Acorn was already  ‘roids. It’s just so nuts,” said 
No purchase necessary Contest entry open 12:01 am January 14, 2015 until 11:59 pm January 19, 2015 to legal residents of Canada (excl. QC) of age of majority in their prov. of residence as of entry. 
Prizes avail.: 30 double passes for a screening of “MORTDECAI” awarded in each of Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, Winnipeg and Halifax.  ARV $25/ pass. Odds depend on number of  this time, but he won’t be  getting  attention  south  of  Klausener.    
eligible entries rec’d. Internet, email address, math skill-test req’d. Rules and entry: www.clubmetro.com.  making any, either. the  border  with  its  full- LUCY SCHOLEY/METRO
metronews.ca CANADA  5
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Cairo. Baird’s visit may  The day  
of the flag  
decide journalist’s fate
draws near
The fate of imprisoned Egyp- Deportation under way
tian-Canadian  journalist  With the 50th birthday of 
Mohamed Fahmy could be de- Canada’s beloved Maple Leaf 
cided on Thursday when For- Mohamed Fahmy’s family  flag approaching Feb. 15, some 
eign Affairs Minister John Baird  said they expect him to be  are wondering why there there 
arrives in Cairo. deported before a new trial  has been so little fanfare from 
That’s the day Baird meets  takes place. the federal government. The 
with Egyptian Foreign Minister  party planning appears to pale 
Sameh Shoukry after travelling  (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:34)(cid:209)(cid:254)(cid:273)(cid:317)(cid:561)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:243)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:221)(cid:231)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:55)(cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:315)(cid:209)(cid:3) in comparison to a multimillion-
to the tourist city of Luxor on  (cid:61)(cid:273)(cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:209)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:279)(cid:268)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:83)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:17)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:209)(cid:225)(cid:255)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:3) dollar effort to mark Canada’s 
Wednesday to meet with young  (cid:71)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:296)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:229)(cid:273)(cid:209)(cid:255)(cid:268)(cid:3)(cid:238)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:273)(cid:3) 150th birthday in 2017, and the 
Egyptians to discuss the coun- (cid:17)(cid:209)(cid:255)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:209)(cid:302)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:289)(cid:209)(cid:289)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:315)(cid:279)(cid:292)(cid:266)(cid:3) $5.2 million that was spent to 
try’s future. (cid:238)(cid:279)(cid:292)(cid:3)(cid:254)(cid:255)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:225)(cid:229)(cid:289)(cid:279)(cid:292)(cid:302)(cid:209)(cid:302)(cid:255)(cid:279)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:315)(cid:209)(cid:296)(cid:3) mark the bicentennial of the 
A Foreign Affairs news re- (cid:305)(cid:274)(cid:225)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:315)(cid:209)(cid:317)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:209)(cid:302)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:3)(cid:314)(cid:255)(cid:296)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:3) War of 1812. The founder of the 
lease doesn’t mention Fahmy  (cid:220)(cid:317)(cid:3)(cid:16)(cid:209)(cid:255)(cid:292)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:221)(cid:279)(cid:305)(cid:268)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:229)(cid:316)(cid:289)(cid:229)(cid:225)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:229)(cid:3) Canada Flag Holiday Campaign 
by name, but says Baird will  (cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:289)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:221)(cid:229)(cid:296)(cid:296)(cid:553) wrote to Prime Minister Stephen 
raise  “important  consular  Harper this week to express his 
issues”  with  his  Egyptian  disappointment in the govern-
counterpart in Cairo on Thurs- Canada has been working hard  ment’s lack of plans to celebrate 
day.  behind the scenes to win the  the flag, the brainchild of former 
Earlier this month, an Egyp- release of the Al-Jazeera jour- Liberal prime minister Lester B. 
tian  court  ordered  a  retrial  nalist, who is now in his 13th  Pearson, which was adopted in 
for Fahmy and his colleagues,  month in captivity. Baird has  1965.  
Australian correspondent Peter  met  twice  recently  with  his 
DARRYL DYCK/THE CANADIAN PRESS
Greste and Egyptian producer  Egyptian counterpart — most 
Baher Mohamed, but a date has  recently in Bahrain — to push 
not been set.  for the release of the 40-year-old  Parliament security plan to 
Baird  has  previously  said  Fahmy. THE CANADIAN PRESS
Iraq mission. CF-18s 
consider range of scenarios
increase attacks on ISIL
Canadian  fighter  jets  flying  personnel, the fighters are fly-
over Iraq have stepped up the  ing from an airbase in Kuwait  Safety. Co-chairman of  sidering  all  possibilities,”  them get inside the building.  Ottawa shooting
pace of their attacks on Islamic  on missions over Iraq. White said Tuesday during a  So, whatever the plan looks 
State of Iraq and the Levant  Among their recent bomb- security advisory group  lunch-hour panel program on  like to make that reality is 
(ISIL)  extremists,  dropping  ing runs: says plan may involve  Ottawa radio station CFRA. what you have to work to- Following the fatal shooting 
bombs for five straight days. (cid:580) Jan. 11 and 12: CF-18s  restricting number  Michael  Zehaf  Bibeau’s  wards.” of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo at the 
Details are sometimes vague  strike  ISIL  fighting  positions  bloody  rampage  in  Ottawa  Improved security at the  National War Memorial 
about what was hit, but since  near Bayji. of entrances and  could have been much worse,  edge  of  the  property  could  on Oct. 22, Michael Zehaf 
combat operations started in  (cid:580) Jan. 10: two CF-18s bomb  conducting searches and  security  planners  rec- involve  RCMP  officers  re- Bibeau ran up the eastern 
late  October,  CF-18  fighters  ISIL staging and storage facili- ognize  the  need  to  protect  stricting the number of access  driveway of Parliament Hill 
have  dropped  munitions  22  ties south of Haditha. against  better-armed,  more  points to three from five and  unchallenged before he 
times and eight of those mis- (cid:580)(cid:3)Jan. 9: Two CF-18s sup- co-ordinated  attackers,  he  conducting searches at those  hijacked a minister’s waiting 
sions have happened since New  porting  ground  operations  A co-chairman of the advisory  added. entrances, White suggested. car and drove the rest of the 
Year’s Day. And in one five-day  by Iraqi security forces near  group looking at security in  White said that ought to in- He said he’s proud of the  way to the front doors.
stretch ending Jan. 12, CF-18s  Ramadi, west of Baghdad, tar- the wake of the Oct. 22 shoot- clude reinforcing Parliament  fact Parliament Hill is so pub-
dropped precision-guided mu- get an ISIL truck carrying an ar- ings says last week’s attack in  Hill’s outer perimeter, which  licly  accessible,  but  noted  (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:5)(cid:238)(cid:302)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:3)(cid:292)(cid:305)(cid:274)(cid:274)(cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:251)(cid:3)(cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:302)(cid:279)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)
nitions against ISIL targets six  moured personnel carrier, Later  Paris won’t change the plans  extends at least the length of  there are lots of opportunities  (cid:17)(cid:229)(cid:274)(cid:302)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:16)(cid:268)(cid:279)(cid:221)(cid:266)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:101)(cid:229)(cid:254)(cid:209)(cid:238)(cid:3)(cid:16)(cid:255)-
times. that day, two fighters strike ISIL  for Parliament Hill. a full city block away from  to improve security without  (cid:220)(cid:229)(cid:209)(cid:305)(cid:3)(cid:315)(cid:209)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:296)(cid:254)(cid:279)(cid:302)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:266)(cid:255)(cid:268)(cid:268)(cid:229)(cid:225)(cid:3)
The  Conservative  govern- positions north of Bayji. Conservative  Sen.  Vern  the front doors of the Centre  disrupting the public’s access  (cid:220)(cid:317)(cid:3)(cid:48)(cid:229)(cid:314)(cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:95)(cid:255)(cid:221)(cid:266)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:296)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:17)(cid:279)(cid:273)-
ment  dispatched  Royal  Can- (cid:580)(cid:3)Jan. 8: Two CF-18s sup- White, a former police chief,  Block, the iconic building that  to the country’s seat of dem- (cid:273)(cid:279)(cid:274)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:296)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:251)(cid:229)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:302)(cid:575)(cid:209)(cid:302)(cid:575)(cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:273)(cid:296)(cid:550)(cid:3)
adian Air Force aircraft to join  porting ground operations suc- says the new security plan will  includes the Peace Tower. ocracy. (cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:74)(cid:17)(cid:55)(cid:71)(cid:3)(cid:296)(cid:229)(cid:221)(cid:305)(cid:292)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:317)(cid:553)
the  multinational  bombing  cessfully struck an ISIL position  consider a range of scenarios  “To be blunt, you need to  Last November it was an-
campaign  in  October.  Sup- near Haditha. — from a “lone wolf” inci- kill them at the gates, you  nounced that the House of 
ported by some 600 military  TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE dent to a co-ordinated, well- need to kill them on the lawn,  Commons and Senate security  the unified parliamentary se-
planned assault like the one  you need to kill them outside  officers would patrol the par- curity team have been trained 
Three injured Report on Charlie Hebdo last week. the building,” he said. liamentary precinct under a  to carry firearms.
“We are reacting and con- “You  can’t  afford  to  let  single command. Members of  THE CANADIAN PRESS
Pedestrian struck  Alberta premier 
in Pembroke dies  calls recession  Government to fund Ukrainian famine awareness
projection flawed
Provincial police say one of 
three pedestrians struck on  The federal government will  in 1932-33 in which millions  There are about 1.2 mil-
Sunday night in Pembroke,  Alberta’s premier says  spend $1.5 million to spon- Quoted starved while resisting Soviet  lion Canadians of Ukrainian 
Ont., has died of his injuries.  he does not agree with a  sor a cross-country project to  collectivist policies. origin and the Harper gov-
“It is by remembering 
Police say two of the  Conference Board of Canada  raise awareness of the Ukrain- In 2008, the Harper gov- ernment  has  long  courted 
pedestrians were treated  suggestion that Alberta is  ian  famine  of  the  1930s,  the tragedies and atroci- ernment officially recognized  them — not just with recog-
and released from hospital.  likely to face a recession due  known as the Holodomor. ties of the past that we  the famine as an act of geno- nition of the Holodomor, but 
The third was taken to  to plunging prices of oil. Jim  The money will go to the  cide.  Immigration  Minister  also with strong support for 
can equip ourselves to 
hospital with serious injur- Prentice calls the confer- Canada Ukraine Foundation,  Jason  Kenney  says  remem- Ukraine in its confrontation 
ies and investigators say he  ence board report an outlier  which will run the tour. prevent them from hap- brance is important. with Russia.
died on Monday. Martial  based on analysis that is  The educational program  pening again.” “It is by remembering the  Legislation passed by the 
Laverdure, 38, of Pembroke,  not particularly convincing.  is  expected  to  start  this  tragedies and atrocities of the  House of Commons in 2008 
was charged with one count  Prentice says the board’s  spring. Immigration Minister Jason Kenney past that we can equip our- designates the fourth Satur-
of dangerous driving.   report conflicts with other  The government says the  selves to prevent them from  day in November as Holodo-
THE CANADIAN PRESS projections. THE CANADIAN PRESS project will teach people —  dents — about the Holodo- happening  again,”  Kenney  mor Memorial Day.
including thousands of stu- mor, a state-sponsored famine  said in a statement. THE CANADIAN PRESS
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Muhammad weeps on 
Germany. 
Leaders 
push for 
Charlie Hebdo’s cover
tolerance
German political and 
religious leaders appealed 
for tolerance Tuesday in 
Defiant front. Shows  days  of  terror  that  saw  17  Anti-terrorism the wake of the Paris terror 
people killed before the three  attacks, a message meant 
prophet holding a  Islamic  extremist  attackers  PM asks for  to counter both religious 
sign with words ‘All is  were gunned down by security  extremists and growing anti-
forces. tougher  Islam protests in Germany.
forgiven’ above him
Surviving staff members are  Chancellor Angela Merkel 
now using the offices of the Lib- measures and President Joachim Gauck 
eration newspaper, which has  were among those who took 
Charlie Hebdo released a new  loaned out space. part in the rally organized by 
version of its irreverent and  The  latest  cover  shows  a  France’s prime minister de- Muslim groups near Berlin’s 
often  offensive  newspaper  weeping Muhammad, holding  manded tougher anti-ter- iconic Brandenburg Gate and 
Tuesday,  defiantly  putting  a sign reading “I am Charlie”  rorism measures Tuesday  the French embassy, where 
a  caricature  of  the  Prophet  with the words “All is forgiven”  after deadly attacks that  wreaths were laid for the 
Muhammad on the cover that  above him. some call this country’s  17 people killed by Islamic 
drew immediate criticism and  Zineb El Rhazoui, a journal- Sept. 11 — and that may  extremists in Paris last week.
threats of more violence. ist with the weekly, said the  already be leading to a  A group calling itself 
The newspaper also skew- cover meant the journalists are  crackdown on liberties  Patriotic Europeans against 
ered other religions, and ran  forgiving the extremists for the  in exchange for greater  the Islamization of the West, 
a double-page spread illustrat- attack. security. or PEGIDA, has been staging 
ing Sunday’s march in Paris  Renald Luzier, the cartoon- Police told The Associat- anti-Islam protests in the 
that drew more than a million  ist who drew the cover image  ed Press that the weapons  eastern city of Dresden for 
people to condemn terrorism,  under the pen name “Luz” said  used came from abroad,  the last three months. Its 
claiming that the turnout was  it represents “just a little guy  as authorities in several  latest protest Monday drew 
larger “than for Mass.” Patrick Pellous, Charlie Hebdo journalist and president of Liberation  who’s crying.” countries searched for pos- a record 25,000 supporters, 
“For the past week, Char- magazine, holds the new issue of Charlie hebdo at a press conference at the Then he added, unapologet- sible accomplices and the  with speakers citing the 
lie, an atheist newspaper, has  Liberation offices in Paris on Tuesday. AURELIEN MEUNIER/GETTY IMAGES ically: “Yes, it is Muhammad.” sources of financing for  Paris attacks as proof of the 
achieved more miracles than  Speaking at a news confer- last week’s attacks on the  danger posed by Islam.
all  the  saints  and  prophets  we always made.” after the assault by two masked  ence in Paris on Tuesday at  satirical newspaper Charlie  Attempts to stage similar 
combined,” it said in the lead  Charlie Hebdo planned an  gunmen that killed 12 people,  which  he  repeatedly  broke  Hebdo, a kosher market  protests in other German cit-
editorial. “The one we are most  unprecedented  print  run  of  including much of its editorial  down crying, Luzier described  and police. A new suspect  ies, however, have been met 
proud of is that you have in  three million copies Wednes- staff and two police officers.  weeping after he drew the pic- was identified in Bulgaria. with overwhelming oppos-
your hands the newspaper that  day — one week to the day  It was the beginning of three  ture. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ition. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Nigeria’s conflict with Islamic militants grinds on
Nigeria’s  president  was  Charlie,”  the  expression  of   He did not release a simi- Baga killings
among  leaders  who  con- solidarity with the targeted  larly forceful statement about 
demned  last  week’s  attack  French weekly — is now cir- Baga. The attack there started 
by Islamic extremists on the  culating on social media. on Jan. 3 and was another  Survivors of the Baga killings 
French satirical weekly Char- The global sympathy and  bloody marker in a murky,  described the horrors they 
lie Hebdo, yet his response to  the defiant rally in Paris that  grinding conflict in which in- witnessed but independent 
the slaughter of civilians by  drew foreign leaders after the  formation is often scarce, the  reporting from the scene is 
militants in his own country  assaults that killed 17 people  insurgency is seen by many as  virtually impossible for now 
has been muted. overshadowed  the  killing  a local problem and violence  because the town remains 
Some commentators criti- of  hundreds  and  perhaps  is routine. under Boko Haram control. 
cized  President  Goodluck  as many as 2,000 people in  The  United  Nations,  the  Accounts of the numbers of 
Jonathan’s  reticence  about  Baga,  a  northeastern  town  United States and other coun- casualties vary widely. The 
the violence in Nigeria’s Baga  near Chad. tries  have  condemned  the  Nigerian military said 150 
town, and the lack of a broad- Jonathan, who has been  violence by Islamic extrem- people were confirmed dead, 
er international outcry on par  touting his domestic record  ist group Boko Haram, and  but other estimates put the 
Children stand near the scene of an explosion in a mobile phone market with the reaction to the at- ahead  of  a  re-election  bid  international aid groups are  toll at several hundred and as 
in Potiskum, Nigeria, Monday. Two female suicide bombers targeted the tacks in France. The slogan “I  next month, was quick to ex- mobilizing to help survivors. high as 2,000.
busy marketplace on Sunday. ADAMU ADAMU/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS am Baga” — a play on “I am  press solidarity with France. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
AirAsia crash Will he walk free? The Hague
The cockpit voice  before the fourth anniversary  where he surrendered on 
recorder was freed from  of the start of the 2011 anti- Jan. 6, Uganda army spokes-
Divers retrieve 2nd  Egypt overturns  Ugandan rebel 
beneath heavy wreckage at  Mubarak uprising, pointed  man Lt. Col. Paddy Ankunda 
black box, search  a depth of about 30 metres,  last conviction of  to how far Egypt has moved  leader to be tried said.
a day after the flight data  away from its revolutionary  “Finally it has been de-
for fuselage Mubarak
recorder was recovered,  fervour to “bring down the  Uganda’s military said  cided. Domnic (sic) Ongwen 
said Tonny Budiono, sea  regime.”  Tuesday the Lord’s Resistance  will be tried at the ICC in the 
Divers retrieved the  navigation director at the  An appeals court on Tuesday  Meanwhile, hundreds of  Army rebel commander who  Hague,” Ankunda tweeted. 
crashed AirAsia plane’s  Transportation Ministry. overturned the last remaining  the young activists and pro- surrendered to American  The United Nations, African 
second black box from the  The device will be flown  conviction against Egypt’s de- change leaders from 2011 are  troops last week will be  Union, Uganda and United 
bottom of the Java Sea on  to the capital, Jakarta, to  posed leader Hosni Mubarak  either languishing in prison  taken to The Hague for trial. States consulted on the 
Tuesday, giving experts  be analyzed with the other  and ordered his retrial on cor- on charges of breaking a law  Dominic Ongwen is  decision to try him at the 
essential tools to piece  black box, a process that  ruption charges, opening the  against protests or have left  now in U.S. custody in Obo,  International Criminal Court 
together what brought  could take up to two weeks.  door for his possible release. the country.  a town in eastern Central  in The Hague, Netherlands.  
Flight 8501 down. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The ruling, just days  THE ASSOCIATED PRESS African Republic, the country  THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Deposit on homes 
a phone tap away
Real estate purchases.  could soon be entering a new  2015 top tech trend
era. Starting in February, Royal 
New service called  LePage Atlantic will be one of  Deloitte picks 
ExactDeposit expected  several  Halifax-area  broker-
mobile payment
ages that will allow homebuy-
to be rolled out in the 
ers to pay their deposits via 
spring, in brokerages  mobile devices. More Canadians will 
across the country Halifax-based realtor Chris  be reaching for their 
Ryan co-founded ExactDeposit  cellphones to pay for 
with his friend Kevin Kline,  purchases this year, pre-
who has worked in technol- dicts global professional 
The mad scramble involved in  ogy and telecommunications  services firm Deloitte. 
putting down a deposit on a  for more than two decades.  A report, released 
new home can be more than  The pair enlisted the help of  Tuesday, sees 2015 as a 
just a hassle — in some cases  computer science PhD candi- “tipping point” for retail-
it can be a deal-breaker. dates at Dalhousie University  ers, banks and telecom 
In an age where most pur- to develop a secure and mo- companies to adopt the 
chases can be paid with a tap  bile-friendly website that al- technology, which allows 
from a credit card or smart- lows homebuyers to pay their  consumers to pay with 
phone, the process of paying a  deposits — around $5,000 on  their smartphones.
deposit to secure a real estate  average — using credit cards,  Duncan Stewart, a dir-
deal is still tied to old-fash- a smartphone, tablet or com- ector at Deloitte Canada,  Alleged Silk Road kingpin on trial in N.Y.C.
ioned paper — bank drafts and  puter. Realtors will pay less  said there now are more 
cheques — and tight delivery  than $10 a month for unlimit- phone models with the  Supporters of Ross Ulbricht, the alleged creator and operator of the Silk Road underground market, stand in 
deadlines. ed usage, while homebuyers  technology, called near  front of a courthouse in New York City Tuesday on the first day of jury selection for his trial. The San Francisco 
But the process that often  will be charged 2.9 per cent  field communication, and  man is charged with running an online black market where drugs were sold as easily as books and electron-
involves homeowners making  of their transaction — a price  more retail locations that  ics. Prosecutors have been allowed to introduce evidence about six alleged murder plots. The government 
multiple bank visits, skipping  that Kline admits may be too  can accept the payments. maintains that Ulbricht attempted to protect his operation by asking others to kill those who posed a threat to 
work and racing to the real- steep for some. THE CANADIAN PRESS his business. SPENCER PLATT/GETTY IMAGES
tor’s office before closing time  THE CANADIAN PRESS
Market Minute Oil prices fallout
Punctuality. AirTran goes out in style
DOLLAR  Suncor Energy  project and the White Rose 
83.65¢ (+ 0.09¢) cutting 1,000 jobs development off the east  AirTran Airways tops all U.S.  28 and has been folded into  regional flights for American 
coast. But major projects  airlines in the latest rankings  Southwest  Airlines,  which  Airlines.
Suncor Energy is reducing  under construction such as  for on-time arrivals, knocking  bought AirTran in 2011. The  U.S.  Department  of 
TSX  its workforce by 1,000 and  the Fort Hills mine and the  off perennial winner Hawai- AirTran posted a 90.4 per  Transportation said Tuesday 
14,187.16 (- 77.85) cutting $1 billion from its  Hebron field in offshore  ian Airlines. cent  rating,  and  Hawaiian  that 80.6 per cent of domes-
capital budget in response  Newfoundland are moving  The  bad  news  for  pas- was second at 89.4 per cent.  tic flights on the 14 biggest 
to falling crude oil prices. ahead as planned.  sengers who love punctual- Envoy  Air  finished  last  airlines  arrived  within  14 
OIL  The Calgary-based  On Monday, Canadian  ity: You can’t fly on AirTran  with  an  on-time  rating  of  minutes of schedule in Nov-
$45.89 US (- 18¢) oilsands giant says the job  Natural Resources Ltd. an- anymore.  The  low-fare  car- 69.3  per  cent.  Envoy  oper- ember. 
cuts will mainly affect con- nounced it would slash its  rier flew its last flight on Dec.  ates  many  American  Eagle  THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
tractors, but include some  2015 budget by 28 per cent. 
GOLD  employee positions.  One of its oilsands projects 
$1,234.40 US (+ $1.60)
Projects that haven’t yet  called Kirby North is being  Admission 
been given a final go-ahead  deferred and drilling activ-
are being deferred, such as  ity in Western Canada is  is FREE!
Natural gas: $ 2.943 (+14.8¢)  expansions to the MacKay  going to be slowed substan-
Dow Jones: 17,613.68 (- 27.16)
River steam-driven oilsands  tially. THE CANADIAN PRESS
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VOICES
FALL IN LOVE RIGHT NOW 
Try a little social experiment. Turn to the person  your partner, please share what would be import-
sitting  beside you on the train or bus and go  ant for him or her to know.
through the 36-point exercise printed below. It 
could make you fall in love. 28. Tell your partner what you like about them; be 
It apparently worked for Mandy Len Catron, a  very honest this time, saying things that you might 
University of British Columbia writing teacher,  not say to someone you’ve just met.
who fell in love with a man after going through 
this very exercise and staring into his eyes for  29. Share with your partner an embarrassing mo-
exactly four minutes.  ment in your life.
The experiment was created more than 20 
years ago by psychologist Arthur Aron, who says  30. When did you last cry in front of another 
he successfully got strangers to fall in love by  person? By yourself?
having them ask and answer a series of ques-
tions that gradually become more and more  31. Tell your partner something that you like about 
intimate. Len Catron recently wrote about her  them already.
experience in the New York Times, detailing 
how she and an acquaintance recreated the ex- 32. What, if anything, is too serious to be joked 
periment at a bar one night, and two hours later,  about?
were in love. Skeptical? Give these a try!
Grab a random stranger and start asking questions: It just might lead to love.  ISTOCK  33. If you were to die this evening with no oppor-
1. Given the choice of anyone in the world, whom  tunity to communicate with anyone, what would 
would you want as a dinner guest? you were raised, what would it be? denly, would you change anything about the way  you most regret not having told someone? Why 
you are now living? Why? haven’t you told them yet?
2. Would you like to be famous? In what way? 11. Take four minutes and tell your partner your 
life story in as much detail as possible. 20. What does friendship mean to you? 34. Your house, containing everything you own, 
3. Before making a telephone call, do you ever  catches fire. After saving your loved ones and pets, 
rehearse what you are going to say? Why? 12. If you could wake up tomorrow having gained  21. What roles do love and affection play in your life? you have time to safely make a final dash to save 
any one quality or ability, what would it be? any one item. What would it be? Why? 
4. What would constitute a “perfect” day for you? 22. Alternate sharing something you consider a 
13. If a crystal ball could tell you the truth about  positive characteristic of your partner. Share a total  35. Of all the people in your family, whose death 
5. When did you last sing to yourself? To someone  yourself, your life, the future or anything else, what  of five items. would you find most disturbing? Why? 
else? would you want to know?
23. How close and warm is your family? Do you  36. Share a personal problem and ask your partner’s 
6. If you were able to live to the age of 90 and re- 14. Is there something that you’ve dreamt of doing  feel your childhood was happier than most other  advice on how he or she might handle it. Also, ask 
tain either the mind or body of a 30-year-old for the  for a long time? Why haven’t you done it? people’s? your partner to reflect back to you how you seem to 
last 60 years of your life, which would you want? be feeling about the problem you have chosen. 
15. What is the greatest accomplishment of your  24. How do you feel about your relationship with 
7. Do you have a secret hunch about how you will  life? your mother? ***Don’t forget to stare at each other for four 
die? minutes after*** 
16. What do you value most in a friendship? 25. Make three true “we” statements each. For 
8. Name three things you and your partner appear  instance, “We are both in this room feeling ...” Et voilà! You should be deciding on the names 
to have in common. 17. What is your most treasured memory? of your children right about now.   METRO
26. Complete this sentence: “I wish I had someone 
9. For what in your life do you feel most grateful? 18. What is your most terrible memory? with whom I could share ...”
SO ... DID IT WORK? 
Let us know at [email protected]
10. If you could change anything about the way  19. If you knew that in one year you would die sud- 27. If you were going to become a close friend with 
I broke my back sledding a decade ago, and I’m still suffering 
DYLAN  lost gloves, helmets, etc. Years later and after  When I arrived at the hospital, they tied me  and more feeling in my legs. About 40 per cent 
REARDON the fact, I like to refer to the scene as a tobog- down to a table for two weeks, before placing  total loss right now. The reason for this is because 
[email protected] gan graveyard. My brother went down the hill  me in a body cast for six months. I had suffered  over-compensation has led to increased degener-
first on a large plastic disk. The snow was com- a burst-compression fracture of my L1 vertebra. ation of my spine directly above where I broke 
I’ve watched the debate about whether cities  pact, presumably from thrill seekers leading up  While in hospital, I was told that toboggan- my back.
should ban tobogganing with some interest. Sled- to that day, and because the weather was quite  ing accidents are incredibly common, and one of  Like every sport or activity, tobogganing car-
ding can be dangerous, and I think municipalities  warm, the snow had melted and re-frozen a few  the reasons for this is that the human derriere  ries risks and dangers. My accident was a freak 
should have some control over where it happens.  times. As a result, he went like a bat out of hell as  isn’t built to absorb the extreme forces that come  accident. I could have broken my neck on the 
I should know. I broke my back a decade ago  I watched anxiously. from tobogganing. Unlike, say, the knees when  boards playing hockey. I could have been hit in 
while sledding at Confederation Park in Calgary,  It was my turn. I didn’t even have a chance to  you’re skiing. the head with a golf ball while on the back nine. 
and my life has been altered by that event. put my legs back onto the toboggan before I was  Since the accident I’ve suffered from chronic  I do not agree with an outright ban, and lim-
On Boxing Day of 2003, my brother and I de- completely out of control. My journey down the  pain and an inability to sit down or sleep for any  iting times and conditions seems like ridiculous 
cided to go sledding. I hadn’t been tobogganing  hill seemed like minutes, and the whole time I  length of time. I can walk, but in a very limited  government  overreach.  However,  designating 
in a decade and the weather was fantastic: Sunny,  was using my legs as breaks to try and slow my  sense: typically no more than a few hundred  safe places to toboggan seems like a prudent 
blue skies, mild temperature — there may have  speed. And then, BAM! It was a feeling I have  metres before back pain gets too intense. When  course of action. There are inherent risks in any 
been Chinook that day. trouble describing. A feeling I cannot forget.  this happens, my legs also become weak. activity, but we can try to minimize those risks. 
Upon arriving at the hill, there were ominous  My entire body felt like it was broken in half.  The medications to deal with this are brutal,   
signs that amused me at the time: a broken GT  All I felt was pain. It was fierce and relentless,  in that they make me incredibly tired and zom- Dylan Reardon is a Calgary-based student and writer. 
Snow Racer ski, pieces of shattered crazy carpets,  and I’ve never felt anything like it since. bie-like. Since the break I’ve been losing more  He runs the satirical news website Urban Anomie.
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metronews.ca GOSSIP 9
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Gossip Yeah, it’s true. Katy Perry’s 
NED EHRBAR back with John Mayer and 
her friends are alarmed
METRO’S TAKE ON 
THE WORLD OF 
So those rumours about Katy 
CELEBRITIES Perry and John Mayer being 
back together? They’ve got 
legs. In fact: “Katy and John 
are back together,” a source 
tells Radar Online. And the 
reunion flies in the face of her  S
pals’ stern disapproval. 
“Although her friends have 
warned her to be careful, she is 
already ignoring all of the red 
flags,” the source explains. “She  C
is not listening to anyone and is 
going into this full force.” 
Oh no! Not full force! There 
aren’t any more intense forces 
than that! Katy Perry GETTY IMAGES E
Will & Grace reunion yet 
another of life’s mysteries N
This kind of feels like nostal- Messing’s beleaguered, 
gia ransom. Say you really,  poorly reviewed new series 
really want to see a reunion  as a “roguish, arrogant-as-
between Will & Grace stars  can-be heart surgeon” and  E
Debra Messing and Eric  former fiancé of Messing’s 
Leonardo DiCaprio  GETTY IMAGES McCormack. Sounds great,  title character. Oh, and he’s 
right? But are you so eager  a murder suspect. Having 
for it that you’ll sit through  tried to watch a few epi-
Leo and RiRi play 
an episode of Mysteries of  sodes of Mysteries of Laura, 
Laura to see it? That’s the  I’m wondering if maybe we 
gamble NBC is reportedly  should just go ahead and 
the fl irting game  making, as the network has  continue living in a world 
revealed that McCormack  without a Will & Grace 
will be guest-starring on  reunion.
Leonardo DiCaprio and  ing incredibly flirty, going 
Rihanna 
Rihanna were spotted  so far as locking lips at the 
GETTY IMAGES living it up together at a  soiree. 
recent Playboy Mansion  But another? “No one 
party, which admittedly  was making out. They are 
sounds like a game of  just friends. That’s it,” the 
Hollywood gossip Mad- second source tells E! News. 
libs. But when it comes  “There was a big group 
to how intimate they  dancing. Tom Hardy, Naomi 
were getting, we’re left  Campbell and a bunch of 
with a different game  other people. Everyone 
all together: duelling  was having a good time 
anonymous sources.  together. Maybe a little bit 
One such source  of friendly flirting, but no 
claims that DiCaprio  scandal here.” 
and Rihanna were be- Oh, you’re no fun.  Will & Grace CONTRIBUTED
Well, that’s creepy! Jen on Billy Bob’s to-do list And baby makes twee... 
Zooey expecting fi rst child
Everyone has goals, dreams,  challenged him to a game of  many times does it take you 
items on their bucket list,  Would You Rather, pitting  to get this through your 
things they really want to  celebrities against each  head?”  The nice thing about all 
do. For a newly  other to vie for the Fargo  The creepiness of his  these celebrities having 
minted Golden  star’s amorous attention.  fixation aside, he at  lifestyle websites is that they 
Globe winner,  Asked to choose between  least gets high com- can handle all their big life 
that includes Jen- Reese Witherspoon  edy marks for his  announcements themselves. 
nifer Aniston.  and Aniston, Thornton  response to the op- Much like Blake Lively 
Billy Bob  quickly replied, “Jennifer  tions of Bill Mur- did last October on Pre-
Thornton  Aniston, lifelong goal.  ray and Chris- serve, New Girl star Zooey 
did a bit  That’s all I’m saying.” A  toph Waltz:  Deschanel has used Hello 
of an  simple yes or no would  “I don’t even  Giggles to reveal that she 
overshare  have sufficed.  know what the  is pregnant. Deschanel and 
backstage  He even doubled  second one is,  boyfriend Jacob Pechenik 
at the  down when presented  so Bill Murray.”  are expecting their first 
Globes  with a choice between  The second one,  child together this summer.  Zooey Deschanel GETTY IMAGES
when  Aniston and Keira  Mr. Thornton, is  “Jacob and I are over the 
Access  Knightley, saying,  someone who has  moon. We are so excited  As of press time, there 
Hollywood  “Jennifer Aniston. How  more Oscars than  to meet our little one,”  was no word on how 
you. Just so you  Deschanel says in a state- chunky the baby’s bangs 
Billy Bob Thornton, Jennifer Aniston GETTY IMAGES know.  ment.  would eventually be.
10 TELEVISION metronews.ca
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Scott Foley knows just 
how to dispose of a body
Q&A. Don’t worry,  We knew going into this that  of like what he likes, too!” Or  ing new skill sets while 
Scandal actor says it  there were going to be a lot  else you stop making films. researching this script.
of people who don’t feel that  I probably spent about two 
was only for research 
way with this. It’s interesting that you can  days on the Internet going 
for his new movie,  find so much sympathy for a  to these deep, dark websites 
How do you prepare  character that up and decides  that maybe me and one other 
Let’s Kill Ward’s Wife
yourself for those kinds of  to kill his best friend’s wife. weird guy had ever gone to 
reactions? That  was  a  challenge,  es- and learning all the ways to 
I’m sort of used to it at this  pecially now with the NFL  dismember a body, to decom-
NED   point. I knew going into this  and all this talk of domestic  pose a body, to get rid of a 
EHRBAR   that you can please all of the  violence, it’s just the wrong  body — how to do it so the 
Metro in Hollywood people some of the time and  time. But the great thing is  dogs don’t smell the scent. 
some of the people all the  we sort of reversed the roles.  One of the things that I found 
Scott Foley knows you’re not  time,  right?  But  you  can’t  The domestic abuse is being  that I didn’t use in the film is 
the biggest fan of his charac- please all of the people all the  perpetrated  on  the  gentle- that if you put a body in a bag 
ter on Scandal, so he wasn’t  time. There’s something lib- man this time instead of the  with kitty litter, it’ll turn into 
all that concerned with turn- erating about that. You like  woman in the relationship,  jelly in a month. So f---ed up, 
ing viewers off by playing the  it? You don’t? OK. I’m happy  and how his friends decide  but true. I’m surprised no one 
character who does the deed  with the film that I made, and  to take things into their own  knocked on my door going, 
in Let’s Kill Ward’s Wife, a  if you get it, I think you’re  hands — whether it be acci- “Hey, what are you doing, Mr. 
dark comedy he also wrote  going to enjoy it. And if you  dental or on purpose — is a  Foley?”
and directed. Just be careful  don’t, it’s not for you. different story. But it was a 
how much you criticize him,  hard  balance  between  the  It does still seem like an 
since he’s exceptionally well- I’ve heard the secret is to  gruesome and the heavy stuff  odd thing to become an 
versed in how to dispose of  just figure out what you  and trying to find moments  expert in.
human bodies now. want to see and make that. of levity. Yeah, but you’ve got to spe-
Mmmhmm,  yeah.  And  you  cialize. You’ve got to focus. 
I’m always a fan of darker  hope at some point, someone  And I’m assuming you  And  if  that’s  your  thing, 
Scott Foley CONTRIBUTED humour, but it can be risky. out there is like, “Hey, I kind  picked up some interest- that’s your thing. 
Cult TV. Twin Peaks  Netflix
You 
WcouIldN  revival includes return   House of Cards  
is back Feb. 27
of Kyle MacLachlan
  Netflix has released the 
trailer for the political 
an  drama’s coming season.
The American actor will re- Between the harrow-
advance  prise his role as Agent Dale  ing soundtrack, rapid 
screening  Cooper in new episodes of  succession of images and 
Twin Peaks, the cult detec- serious expressions on 
pass  tive  series  presented  by  the characters’ faces, the 
for two  David Lynch and Mark Frost  trailer suggests the next 
in 1990. Showtime will air  season of House of Cards 
to see this new season in 2016, 25  will be more intense and 
years after the last episode  chaotic than ever.
CAKE aired on ABC. “You wanna know 
Confirmed by Lynch him- what takes real courage? 
self last October, the Twin  Holding it all together 
on  Peaks revival will be a mini- when the stakes are this 
series  with  nine  episodes,  high,” insists President 
January  all written by the filmmaker  Frank Underwood (Kevin 
in collaboration with Frost,  Spacey) in a strict, per-
21st! who  co-developed  the  ori- haps even threatening 
ginal series. tone.
Visit  A  quarter  century  after  First Lady Claire Under-
the  high  school  student  wood (Robin Wright) 
clubmetro.com  Laura Palmer was found dead  concludes the trailer with 
to enter by a lake in Twin Peaks, FBI  the line “We’re murder-
agent Dale Cooper will re- ers, Francis.” One wonders 
turn to the strange town for  whether she is reminding 
a new investigation set in the  Kyle MacLachlan GETTY IMAGES her husband of events in 
present day. Kyle MacLachlan  the past or referring to 
will return to this role, which  Twin Peaks regularly makes  incidents to come in this 
helped to launch his career  its way into TV critics’ lists of  new season.
at the time. Since then, the  the most influential shows of  The third season of 
actor has confirmed his tal- all time.  House of Cards received 
ent in several series, includ- Like  many  of  Lynch’s  a welcome boost Sunday, 
ing Sex and the City, Desper- films, the cult series com- when Kevin Spacey won 
ate Housewives, How I Met  bines suspense with humour  the Golden Globe for best 
Your Mother, The Good Wife  and  reality  with  fantasy,  actor in a drama for his 
in theatres  and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. often through the juxtapos- performance in the previ-
January 23rd First  broadcast  by  ABC  ition of dreamlike elements  ous season. AFP
from April to June in 1990,  with everyday settings. AFP