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This really takes me back. It's been years since I wrote or thought
anything about youth curfews, but they were a significant part of ASFAR's
(Americans for a Society Free from Agre Restrictions) platform back when I
was involved in that organization, circa 1997. Today's story is that the
town of Huntingdon, 65km southwest of Montreal, passed a bylaw to confine
persons under 16 to their homes between 10:30pm and 6:00am. Now they've
suspended enforcement, pending a lawsuit brought by local Liberal MP
André Chenail. I'm impressed. Not many, and not enough, MPs would
be willing to take such a stand - especially not on behalf of constituents
who aren't allowed to vote. [Curfew delayed in Huntingdon, Quebec]
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