This gorgeous and unique pasta salad recipe is packed with nutritional superfoods, including 100 per cent whole wheat pasta, berries, spinach and almonds. It tastes as wonderful as it looks and your body will thank you for eating it! Read the rest of this entry »
Eat These Five Disease-Fighting Foods to be Healthier, Have More
Energy and Stay Young, says Leading Canadian Dietitian
February 21, 2012 – Move over apples. Recent studies find that eating five other particular foods a day may keep the doctor away as well. Read the rest of this entry »
Dear Friends,
We hope you had enjoyed a great relaxing Family Day long weekend, and a BIG THANK YOU goes out to all of those that were able to attend our retreat (Dealing with Desires) this past weekend; we hope you had a blast! If you missed your chance this time around or want to attend the next retreat, keep an eye on this newsletter in the next 2-3 months. Read the rest of this entry »
TORONTO, Feb. 20, 2012 /CNW/ – Shaw Media is taking fans of Survivor: One World to the next level of television viewing by adding a live sync companion experience to the wildly popular Global Video App, available for iPad™, iPhone™ and iPod Touch™ users.
VANCOUVER, Feb. 8, 2012 /CNW/ – Tanzania Minerals Corp. (the “Company”), (TSXV:TZM) (FRANKFURT: TM0.F) is pleased to provide an operational update with respect to exploration at its Mrangi and Mrangi South gold properties in the Lake Victoria Goldfields area of Tanzania. Fourteen diamond drillholes, approximately 200 metres depth each, for a total of 2,673 metres, and 58 reverse circulation for a total depth of 8,598 metres have been drilled to date. Read the rest of this entry »
CRTC Decisions and Regulatory Policies for the week of 20 to 24 February
2012
The CRTC plans to issue the following decisions and/or regulatory policies
in the coming week. This list may not be complete and is subject to change
without notice. Read the rest of this entry »
OTTAWA-GATINEAU — Today, the Canadian Radio-television and
Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced a three-month trial that
will allow 911 call centres to communicate with pre-registered
participants with hearing and speech impairments by text message. Read the rest of this entry »
Join hundreds of thousands of listeners from around the world to listen to a very special Black History Month Special on Life Rattle Radio on Sunday, February 19, 2012. You can find Life Rattle Radio at: http://www.liferattle.ca/radio/show1192.html.
Celebrate a history, among all humans’ history, that connects us all!
Wednesday, 15 February 2012, 2:18 pm
Press Release: IFEX
Campaigns and Advocacy – International
13 February 2012
AMARC celebrates first World Radio Day
SOURCE: World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters (AMARC)
(AMARC/IFEX) – 7 February 2012 – Community radio members of the World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters network (AMARC) salute the World Radio Day to be celebrated for the first time on February 13, 2012. Read the rest of this entry »
The conference considers what ‘Impact’ means for us, our work, our understandings and future developments. Governments, international agencies, funding bodies and policy-makers increasingly use this term. What does it mean? Read the rest of this entry »
OTTAWA-GATINEAU — Today, the Canadian Radio-television and
Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) completed a comprehensive review of
over 80 telecommunications regulations, which resulted in the elimination
or streamlining of over 60 per cent of these regulations. Regulations that
are in the public interest, such as those relating to 911 services,
accessibility and customer privacy, were left unchanged. Read the rest of this entry »
Comic books and comic book culture is a subject that is not met with much intellectual or academic scrutiny very often. The subject is usually brushed off with skepticism and stereotypes by people who are not actively engaged with the medium itself or its fans. Despite being a widely known sub-cultural group within North American popular culture since the explosion of science fiction in the 1950’s, comic book culture continues to remain misunderstood and overlooked. As more Hollywood films adapt classic comic book characters, comic sales remain strong within the publishing industry and comic culture hosts massive gatherings such as San Diego’s ComiCon, comic books are arguably more mainstream than ever. This article is designed to shatter stereotypes, ignite discussion and introduce the idea that comic books (and their fans) are keeping the historical art of storytelling alive in a way the world has never seen. By revealing the way comic books engage their audience, encourage children to read, and create a fictional reckoning with historical events, prepare to discover a universe that’s unknown to many people yet inspires to millions of others. Read the rest of this entry »
Bruce Gaiser got into a pinch back in the late 1980s and 1990s when he started doing business with Native reserves in Manitoba. The cash flow of the business dried up, “I decided I would work for more credible companies, like school boards, government, provincial boards, municipalities, cities, now we’re getting more into the design build,” says Gaiser. “You solicit the general contractors which is what we do, this is how the owner decides which builder to go with. Competitive build is what it is called. Back in the early 90s you would get 10 and 11 guys bidding on a job, now you would get about three. You can be more selective about who you deal with. Honing in on what we are good at.” Read the rest of this entry »
Kate Wilson who is the Director of Family Housing for the YWCA in Yellowknife is from Ghana. She is a teacher by profession, trained in Ghana. Wilson did adult education at Aurora College in Yellowknife, as well as taking career development and life skills coaching through the YWCA. She’s been living in the city for 12 years with her husband, who is an electrical engineer, and their four children. Wilson currently finds housing for people who are temporarily homeless. Read the rest of this entry »
CRTC Decisions and Regulatory Policies for the week of 6 to 10 February
2012
The CRTC plans to issue the following decisions and/or regulatory policies
in the coming week. This list may not be complete and is subject to change
without notice. Read the rest of this entry »
WHERE: Coast Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre, 1316-33rd Street N. E.,
Calgary, Alberta
TIME: 9:00 a.m.
OTTAWA-GATINEAU — Commencing on February 6, 2012, the Commission will
hold
a hearing in Calgary, Alberta, to consider a variety of broadcasting
items. Read the rest of this entry »
Quebec shows leadership in supporting men and women with advanced prostate and breast cancer
OTTAWA, Feb. 1, 2012 /CNW/ – Today the Canadian Cancer Survivor Network (CCSN) congratulates the Quebec government for providing access to an innovative new treatment, Xgeva® (denosumab), for the prevention of debilitating bone complications, known as skeletal-related events (SREs) in men and women with advanced prostate or breast cancer which has spread to the bone. Quebec is the first province in Canada to list Xgeva on public and private drug plans. Read the rest of this entry »
MUSIC AFRICA & Gladstone World celebrate Black History Month every Friday night throughout February with a series of FREE concerts. Featuring some of the top African artists living and working in the city. Music Africa, presenters of AFROFEST, is a community organization dedicated to promoting African music and culture. Discover Africa in the Heart of Toronto! Read the rest of this entry »
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