The Reminder is making its archives back to 2003 available on our website. Please note that, due to technical limitations, archive articles are presented without the usual formatting.
Toronto - Holocaust denier Ernst Zundel was deported to Germany Tuesday morning, Immigration sources say. Zundel, 64, was due in Germany within hours, where he faced arrest and prosecution for spreading hate, sources who did not want to be identified told the Canadian Press. A Federal Court judge paved the way for the deportation last week when he found Zundel a threat to national security because of his connection with white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups Montreal - A 90-year-old woman is in serious condition after being mugged at a Montreal subway station on Sunday. Police say the woman fell down some stairs, fracturing her shoulder, breaking her hip and injuring her head after a man grabbed her purse. Police say they're looking for a white male aged 18-20 who ran from the scene. Halifax - A naval board of inquiry into the fire on HMCS Chicoutimi will resume Tuesday in Halifax after pausing while the submarine's commander and two senior officers sought legal advice. Cmdr. Luc Pelletier is expected to be a key witness at the closed-door hearing into why the submarine caught fire while crossing the Atlantic. Lieut. Chris Saunders died in the fire. The inquiry will look into Pelletier's decision to leave one of two conning tower hatches open during repairs in rough seas. It's believed a wave could have splashed into the control room, sparking a short circuit and an electrical fire.
