TUSCALOOSA, Alabama - For two years, they were inexorably linked together. For at least one of those years, they supposedly disliked each other. This year, Trevor Lacey and Levi Randolph are together, and around each other, almost 24/7.

The RCMP is asking the editor of the Osoyoos Times to correct or retract an editorial that alleges he was disrespected and humiliated by a local RCMP officer.

Keith Lacey was so outraged when an officer pulled him over, he wrote an editorial headlined: ‘Self-righteous cops who treat innocent taxpayers like criminals is unacceptable’

The Lacey City Council will consider a proposed ordinance that would establish interim regulations allowing “medical cannabis collective gardens” in the city limits.

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The Lacey City Council unanimously passed a temporary ordinance Tuesday night setting guidelines for medical-marijuana collective gardens within city limits.

The editor of the weekly Osoyoos Times and a B.C. RCMP superintendent launched an online flame war following an irate editorial the editor posted condemning a Mountie for pulling him over for a sobriety test.

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A B.C. RCMP superintendent has penned an open letter to the editor of a community newspaper, blasting him for what he says is an inaccurate and libellous editorial on another officer’s behaviour during a roadside test.

A newspaper editor who wrote a scathing article claiming a local Mountie bullied him into a roadside breathalyzer test may be forced to eat his words after the RCMP revealed it has video of the incident in question.