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Jean-Pierre Luciet was waiting for the bus when the driver drove past him without stopping.

Court documents revealed the driver claimed Lucille was not at the stop at the right time.

But the commuter presented video evidence, which showed the 78-year-old was

already at the bus stop. I think I might have an unconventional solution to some of the traffic

in Newfoundland that's lining up for that Taco Bell. You are listening to Keep Canada Weird.

Handsome Aaron Airport. We're almost there.

This is our road to episode 200.

We're here tonight for episode 199 of Keep Canada Weird, a weekly weird news roundup where

we collect, explore, and in some cases celebrate all the unique and offbeat news stories

that played out across the past week

in this great country of Canada. Before we get to tonight's many weird stories, let me ask,

how are you? And did you survive the hellish amount of snow we had over the last week here in

Nova Scotia? Well, yes, I have survived. This is not the ghost of Aaron Airport in front of you

today. This is the fully formed biological thing that I always have been. But is this biological thing

with a sore back from shoveling? Well, I didn't have to shovel today. The shoveling is all done, but I did shovel yesterday, and the driveway gets plowed.

There's like three apartments in this building, and I'm one of them, and I'm the only shoveler of the group.

Oh, great, you do the heavy lifting, literally.

I do, yeah. So I shovel all the steps and and i clean up the parking lot

too because the plow comes but if the cars are parked then the plow can't get all the spots so i

take a big scoop shovel and go out there and i clean it up for everybody like a real man man. I have a double wide driveway. Like it's

wide enough for two cars side to side and it's on a hill and it's long. So the last few days

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