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By Makala Chapman a spot in the slammer – at least at 8 Wing to help raise money for the Government Trenton. of Canada Workplace Charity Campaign eing too happy at work or eating all The annual Jail and Bail fundraising (GCWCC) on Oct. 16. Story on page 10 Byour co-workers’ candy are just a few event saw members of the military com- Continued on page 5 of the types of charges that can land you munity pay to put each other behind bars NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS! 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