HALIFAX, Nova Scotia (AP) - Weary Nova Scotians wondered Tuesday where power crews and hundreds of promised military personnel were as they tried to clean up from Hurricane Juan's destructive wake. Residents emerged from their homes expecting to see soldiers and sailors clearing the tree-littered streets, but found little other than the ragged branches and rubble created by Monday morning's ferocious storm. "Today we're forgotten," Patti Kydd said as she surveyed her clogged street. "I haven't seen one person here, so who knows what their priorities are." Hurricane Juan lashed Nova Scotia with 86 mph winds Sunday, ripping off roofs,...
