A total of 200 RCMP officers are now investigating the recent bombing and defending the EnCana pipeline. RCMP officers have the right to take DNA and administer handwriting and (often misleading) polygraph tests. The RCMP is officially calling the bombings acts of "domestic terrorism". They have put a $1 Million bounty on information leading to an arrest, on par with the Air India bombing reward. A website dawsoncreekbombings.com was set up and suspects pictures were originally posted until someone sent “a strongly worded letter” which prompted their hasty removal.

EnCana Puts Record $1M on Bomber's Head
www.edmontonjournal.com/EnCana+puts+reco...d/1847553/story.html

Pipeline Bombs Fuel Fear
www2.macleans.ca/2009/07/16/pipeline-bombs-fuel-fear/

RCMP Accused of Harassment in Bombing Probe
www.rcmpwatch.com/rcmp-accused-of-harassment-in-bombing-probe/

This investigation will serve as a test balloon for how far the police can go. Taxpayer funded bounty hunting, public defamation of suspects (innocent until proven guilty?), public harassment, intimidation tactics, a DNA database of non-crimminal citizens and using the RCMP a private army for corporate defense intrests are all evident now.

You may be interested in looking at
diarmani.com
Outlines the rationale and methods to dis arm Canadians.

Taken from NFA book -
Last Monday , April 16th 4am in Alberta John Rew, aged 50, was awakened by to the sound of a SWAT smoke grenade smashing through his bedroom window. He was thrown face down on the floor, andhandcuffed, instantly afterward , a second smoke grenade exploded through his TV stand in the living room, burning a hole in the floor. The RCMP, Calgary SWAt, AND RED DEER SWAT had come for all his firearms.
His crime - he forgot to renew his permit. So for anyone who has guns - better watch out to renew on time.