With Pakistan regarded as unreliable in the fight against terrorism and concern mounting over China's growing economic and military might, India is seen as a bulwark in a trouble region (Alec Russell, "U.S. - India nuke pact", NATIONAL POST, Wednesday, July 20, 2005).
The Ontario Ministry of the Attorney-General is refusing to return $435 seized from a 49-year-old woman during a marijuana grow-op raid, even though the charges against her were eventually dropped.
The province says it can keep the money under its Remedies for Organized Crime and Other Unlawful Activities Act. The law, which was enacted in December, 2001, by the former Conservative government, has been criticized by some legal experts who have said it may be unconstitutional (Shannon Kari, "Pot charges dropped, but province keeps cash", NATIONAL POST, Monday, July 18, 2005).
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