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HEALTH & WELL: HEALTH: Sleep disorders, sleep problems, insomnia
It’s Time to Face the Whole Truth About the Atlantic Slave Trade
Council members should study HISTORY a bit more before making sweeping generalizations relating to BLACK HISTORY. It is always beneficial to become better educated. Read more —> ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE
COMMENT: It’s history
As a former teacher of history, I feel I have some right to comment on history commentaries. To begin, I cannot feel but irritated and upset at how people bandy about with comments or generalizations about BLACKS and BLACK HISTORY … Continue reading
HEALTH & WELL: HEALTH: Urine colour may yield health issues
While normal urine color typically ranges from pale yellow to amber, shifts in colors can expose potential health concerns. The five common variants. [Please note the colours may not be accurate, but are an approximation. Bottom line, the colour of … Continue reading
QUITE THE BUS used by DURHAM REGION TRANSIT in 2024
CONCLAVE, Robert Harris
Conclave Robert Harris An excellent read. Definitely among the top 5 I have ever read. __________________ Synopsis Robert Harris’ Conclave immerses readers in the clandestine and high-stakes world of a papal election. When Pope Pius XIII, a polarizing reformist, dies suddenly, … Continue reading
Why you should read a newspaper?
Why you should be reading a newspaper If you aren’t reading a newspaper, you are missing out on an outstanding opportunity to learn a lot, be entertained and most importantly become better informed. The Toronto Star is the creme de … Continue reading
A note of thanks from Anthony
Hello My Conservative Friends, I just wanted to personally say to everyone, I appreciate you all very much for coming out to our events thus far during this Nomination Campaign. I feel there is momentum and grassroots Conservatives are … Continue reading
PICKERING: Town Hall Report, Feb 12/24
Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner co-hosted the Feb 12 Town Hall with Abdul Mir, executive officer of the Rougemount Community and Recreation Association. The main topic of the presentation of the town hall was Pickering Parks and Recreation which … Continue reading
ANTHONY’s NOTES: *** IN PERSON ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL ***
COMING YOUR WAY… Oct. 29 – SOUTH ROSEBANK – 1 pm Nov 1, 4:30 pm – Nov 01, 6:30 pm Pizzeria King. 2062 Liverpool Road Nov 3, 3:30 pm – Nov 03, 6:00 pm 6ixside Burger, 18-1450 Kingston Road Nov … Continue reading
The COLLECTOR, David Baldacci
The Collector The Camel Club series David Baldacci Synopsis In Washington, D.C, where power is everything and too few have too much of it, four highly eccentric men with mysterious pasts call themselves The Camel Club. Their mission: find out … Continue reading
AGEING & SENIORS: AGEING: Lookin’ for my lost shaker of salt
EDITORIAL: The seeds of HATE sown by technology, nurtured by people
Recently, Dr. Barbara Perry, Director of the Centre on Hate, Bias and Extremism at Ontario Tech University, wrote an essay for Maclean’s Magazine, “Far-right politics will fuel extremism.” [ See FAR-RIGHT POLITICS ] Dr. Perry states the roots of right-wing extremism, … Continue reading
TRAVEL: Canada Has Issued Travel Advisories For These Popular Vacation Spots In 2024
TRAVEL ADVISORY [See UPDATE at end of article] Canada Has Issued Travel Advisories For These Popular Vacation Spots In 2024 Source: Sofia Misenheimer, Associate Editor, MTL Blog As 2024’s travel season kicks off, Canadian travellers looking to explore the world … Continue reading
NEWS: Homelessness and opioid supports needed from Oshawa to Pickering, region says
OPINION: Black journalists enrich and diversify discourse
The Toronto Star has many outstanding writers and contributors, one of whom is PUBLIC Page Editor, Donovan Vincent, whose responsibility is to oversee submissions to the Star’s Insight section. [Read his full article at Vincent ] He does a marvellous … Continue reading
