Hells Angels
How a nice, middle-class boy became a Hells Angel—then an informer
Dave Atwell became the highest-ranking member of the Hells Angels ever to co-operate with the law
Hells Angels as constitutional defenders
‘Our fight will be for all British Columbians,’ chapter president says
Good news, bad news
Pamela Wallin does the right thing, while the NHL enforces rules on shirttails
Newsmakers of the week
More exits from Montreal’s political stage, the Pope tweets, and hockey fans finally catch a break
Pot problems: Won’t somebody please think of the Hells Angels?
Keeping kids away from pot is a small problem. Keeping gangs away from pot is a big one.
Hells Angels at Tim’s, and a tall temperature tale
Thunder Bay, Ontario – Days 32 and 33
In Quebec, construction chaos ahead
The Duchesneau report details corruption, a money-laundering transport ministry and language laws that stymie competition
Today in all that
Rahim Jaffer’s business associate has reportedly boasted of his connections to the Hells Angels. Helena Guergis’ constituents are unimpressed. The Globe and Canwest profile the now former minister of state. Guergis is reported to be “peripherally” connected to Jaffer’s business. The Star reprints her resignation letter in full. And the Toronto Sun manages to exceed all else in tastelessness.
What do conservative Muslims and the Hells Angels have in common?
A short history of government attempts to legislate clothing
Exclusive excerpt: How to party like a cirque star
‘Everything you wanted was available at Guy’s parties— drugs, the best music, the wildest sex’
Hells Angels get revved up over their trademarks
The Angels sue a couple California residents over cyberpiracy
Three’s company, four’s a crowd
A couple of people have suggested the Couillard story has legs because it’s got boobs. I disagree. I think the Couillard story has legs because the people involved won’t stop lying about it.