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In a moment of dark irony armed robbers and a broken down bus full of Liberals cross paths near Vankleek Hill
On Monday morning, July 12, around 10am, two armed men walked into the Proxim Pharmacy on Main Street, Vankleek Hill, and demanded prescription painkillers. The pharmacy was full of customers, but no one was physically hurt. The two brainiacs left … Continue reading
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