But this was no ordinary ribbon-cutting for Canada's most obsessed-about media mogul.

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What I would really like, therefore, is for an objective, blue-ribbon commission to look carefully at this question.

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The explanation for this lies with the "jet stream" - a ribbon of fast-moving air, up in the atmosphere.

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We started with the iconic ribbon cutting of 1952 with the Wilson Kids when they cut the ribbon at the first hotel back in Memphis and then they redid it on August 1 of this year at the Holiday Inn Memphis Wolfchase Galleria.

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