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| Revoking Order of Canada diminishes award's worth Toronto Sun For reasons best-known to itself, the Toronto Star seems intent on getting revoked the Order ofCanada that was awarded to Conrad Black in 1990. According to Bob Hepburn, the Star's principal attack dog against Black, there have been “several years of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BBQ party shooting leaves two dead in 'safest city in the world' SBS CBC NEWS, THE TORONTO STAR (Canada), ... TORONTO - A shooting at a barbecue street party in Toronto's residential east end left two dead and 19 injured, in what the Canadian police called "the worst incident of gun violence" the city has ever seen. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canada is less energy-efficient than China, new study shows Toronto Star Canada comes in 11 out of world's top 12 economies when it comes to energy efficiency, new study shows. ... “We accounted for those differences, adjusting Canada's scores for the number of days above or below the average of 65 F (18 C), for example ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Asbestos will bring a black eye to Canada Blue Mountains Courier-Herald A reminder: The World Health Organization describes asbestos as "one of the most serious occupational carcinogens." And the WHO also reports ... A final quote from The Toronto Star, "Reviving this industry can only bring Canada a black eye ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canadian track team shows off sleek new uniforms YorkRegion.com Canadian track team shows off sleek new uniforms. ... Olympic Uniforms. uniforms.jpg. Olympians (left to right) Justyn Warner, Phylicia George and Sarah Wells, surrounded by teammates, model the new Nike uniforms Canada's track and field team will wear ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Marnie McBean still pulling hard for Canada Kawartha Media Group In the nearly 20 years since Marnie McBean struck double rowing gold at the Barcelona Olympics, she has cycled in Tuscany, written a book, climbed Mount Kilimanjaro (twice) and introduced herself to Sidney Crosby as the border collie of the Canadian ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada's New Currency Melts in the Heat AccuWeather.com The Bank of Canada introduced their new $100 bill in November of 2011 and their new $50 bill was introduced early in 2012, according to the Toronto Star. The new bills are made of polymer ....Today's Worst Weather; World Hot Spot. AccuWeather Premium ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Women win battle of sexes based on IQ tests Hamilton Spectator Both genders' IQ scores have improved over the past century, yet women's scores typically lagged four or five points behind, psychologist Flynn told the Toronto Star in a phone interview from Oxford. But in the last few years, women's ... Israeli women ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Nikita Holder wins star-studded hurdles race in Toronto Mississauga As a brilliant late-afternoon sun sank into a mauve sunset west of the track, several hundred spectators -- including Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell, a former 100-metre world record holder -- watched some of Canada's top track and field performers, a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canada's New Money Melting Newser Canada switched to "indestructible" polymer $50 and $100 bills a few months ago, but it turns out that both are prone to melting and curling in intense heat "like bacon in a frying pan," reports the Toronto Star. ... World's Heaviest Woman Loses 98 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Jackie Peng, 14, becomes second youngest player ever on Canada's national ... Yahoo! News Canada (blog) From the blog Good News: A Richmond Hill, Ontario, teen will be competing at the World Chess Olympiad in Turkey this August. Jackie Peng, 14, started playing chess four years ago. She's now the second youngest player ever to play on a Canadian national ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canadian company develops an apple that doesn't turn brown DigitalJournal.com But the Toronto Star says a recent Canadian survey by the B.C. Fruit Growers Association and the Quebec Apple Producers Association found that nearly 70% of consumers surveyed, wouldn't support government approval of the genetically modified fruit. The ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada's Money Might Be Melting Gawker ... book, for many people the Canadian dollar has value. So it's a bit of a problem that some ofCanada's money has reportedly started melting in the summer heat. ... Actually, notes the Toronto Star, the notes in question aren't melting that into ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Georgina beauties vie for Canadian crown YorkRegion.com Keswick's Christina Logan, 18, and Miranda Kennedy, 18, will compete against 80 contestants from across the country at the Miss Teen Canada World pageant in Toronto July 14 to 21. Perhaps sole survivor is a better term. Considering the gruelling ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bacon sundaes, bacon-wrapped hot dogs coming to Toronto's CNE DigitalJournal.com It's all about the bacon (and past favourites such as deep-fried butter) at Toronto's Canadian National Exhibition this summer. The Toronto Star Food Building will offer bacon sundaes, bacon popcorn, pulled meat on pancakes and much more. ... Op-Ed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Officials: Alleged Nazi war criminal found in Hungary KETK Using the last name Csizsik, Csizsik-Csatary arrived in Canada in 1949, telling immigration officials he was Yugoslavian, according to The Toronto Star newspaper. A spokeswoman for Canada'sDepartment of Justice, Carole Saindon, said Monday that "It ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Scotiabank Toronto Caribbean Carnival Kicks Off at City Hall Canada NewsWire (press release) Calypso Monarch Finals- July 28, 2012 and All-Star Showcase - July 31, 2012: Many of the world'sbest Calypso performers will show their stuff at the contest and the showcase taking place at Harbourfront. ... Corporate sponsors of this year's festival ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Spreading the word about world's most famous Canadian CottageCountryNow.ca THE MUSKOKAN - The birthplace of the most famous Canadian is receiving a bit of an upgrade. The new visitor centre is part of a $2.5-million government investment in the site recognizing the birthplace of battlefront surgeon and inventor Dr. Norman ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is Canada's plastic money melting? Los Angeles Times A man in Halifax told the Toronto Star that when he left the money on a toaster, it curled up like a Coke bottle. ... "Bank notes printed on polymer material have been used in many countries for years, most of which have climates far hotter than Canada ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| 17 hospitalized after lightning hits Canada food festival - World News By NBCNews.com staff More than a dozen people were hospitalized after lightning struck an outdoor food festival in Whitby, Ontario, on Sunday, according to Canadian news reports. Lightning struck a tent at the Whitby Ribfest, about 40 miles east of Toronto, just ... Newsvine - World News - Articles |
| Burmanet » The Toronto Star: Burma's bumpy march toward ... By editor, BurmaNet “It would be pretty naïve of us to come in and think we could do business as we do in the Westernworld,” he added. “But I think a lot of Canadian companies are going to see that there is good opportunity”. Amid political and economic reforms, ... Burmanet |
| WPR Article | Mexico's Peña Nieto Will Have ... - World Politics Review By info@worldpoliticsreview.com (David Agren) His work has appeared in USA Today, the Catholic News Service, the Toronto Star, CTV (Canada) and the Independent. Photo: Mexican President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto (photo by Wikimedia user Sandrodeamerica, licensed under ... World Politics Review: Articles |
| Feature article in Toronto Star on justice for victims of cholera ... The following article appears in the July 16, 2012 print and online editions of the Toronto Star. The Star is Canada's largest circulation daily newspaper. www.canadahaitiaction.ca/.../feature-article-toronto-star-justice... |
| Could the new Mexican President, Enrique Peña Nieto, end the War ... Canada's hub for international affairs. Home · About ... www.opencanada.org/.../could-the-new-mexican-president-enr... |
| LankaWeb – The Toronto Star – Staff Reporter in Canada violates ... The Toronto Star – Staff Reporter in Canada violates the Ethics Guidelines of the ... told the NationNewspaper Journalist that he did swear during the exchange ... www.lankaweb.com/.../the-toronto-star-staff-reporter-in-canad... |
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