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To piece this case together, we relied largely on the news archives, most notably the daily reporting of the Montreal Star, the Montreal Gazette, Nouveau, and CTV's W5 program, as well as the family's website, sharonpryor.com.

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And with that, it's on with the show.

A spokesperson said they expected the results back in a few weeks.

The following year, Mrs.

Prior told the Montreal Gazette that the DNA samples found in the garage did not match Sharon.

Another dead end.

No, she's trying to get his head out of the clouds or whatever.

James Manny over at the Montreal Gazette.

So, Jim, let me just start with an overview here.

We talked about, of course, the debate the first night.

That, of course, is Charles Milliard, the question from our own Matt Gilmore after last night's debate.

And I said, and James Mennie is on the line over at the Montreal Gazette.

Jim, I'd said earlier when we asked the question, which I will come back to, who you think did well, was there a knockout, did anybody win? I know the poll this morning in the journal after the debate says PSPP won.

Just, if we can, tell me, based on what you saw last night, let me start the other way around.

That is James Mennie.

He is over at the Montreal Gazette.

And Jim, as the song says, tonight's the night.

Debate number one of three.

In an attempt to lure planters into New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, local governments promised the colonists arriving to their shores that they would not have to pay tariffs on farm equipment, household furniture, or enslaved people in an effort to make their territory more desirable as a final destination.

From the Montreal Gazette in May of seventeen eighty-five, there was posted a sale ad similar to Facebook Marketplace for someone leaving town and looking to unload some people.

It read, "Gentleman going to England has for sale a negro wench with her child about twenty-six years of age who understands thorough kinds of housework, particularly washing and cookery, and a stout negro boy.

Also a good horse, carryall, and harness.

And we're back, we're back with my buddy Carl Belanger.

And Carl, on the front page of the Montreal Gazette this morning, there's one headline saying, without that French connection, liberal election win is impossible for Maillard.

And another headline is, does it matter if Christine Frechette is a separatist? So the latter first.

Christine Frechette is a separatist?