Enraged Calgary cyclist smashes cars window with his fist.
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Summary
A cyclist gets into a fight with a woman who honks at him, and then smashes out her passenger window with her fist, and the rest of the top stories of the day include a story about an angry cyclist who thought a woman had honked at him in the middle of the road, and an article from David Marsden on the situation at Athabasca university, and a story from a coalition of unions and publishers who say the CRTC has way too much power in Canada and it needs to be drawn back.
Transcript
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The top story at the moment is some really good video of an enraged cyclist.
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He got in a bit of road rage. He thought a female driver had honked at him.
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In fact, she hadn't, but the cyclist took it the wrong way
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and literally smashed out her passenger window with his fist.
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I can see your face. I don't know why you're banging on my foot.
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Following along lines of what the Premier did this weekend,
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Ryan Jean has called on Danielle Smith to release her entire Sovereignty Act
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and says all the candidates should read it and then be critical or supportive.
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And that's basically what Danielle Smith said after the Premier spoke,
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saying, you know, it was too early. You've got to read the entire thing and go from there.
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We've got a column from our David Marsden on the Athabasca University situation.
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This is a funny story that, you know, the staff in Athabasca basically doesn't want to work there.
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And even the president of the university is living in Edmonton.
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We've got a Wenzel column, Shane Wenzel, talking about the fact that Calgary does not have a sprawl problem,
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despite everything you hear from environmentalists and whatnot.
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And we've got a story out of Ottawa by Matthew Horwood on a coalition of unions and publishers
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who say the CRTC has way too much power in Canada and it needs to be drawn back.
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And we'll look forward to the stories as they come out, Dave.