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New Addition to Noise Bylaw in Oakville

Come July 1 motorcyclists in Oakville will have to start watching the noise level coming from their bikes. The town of Oakville has approved a new addition to their noise bylaw which will make motorcyclists keep their noise level below a certain decibel level or face a fine. Under the bylaw addition a motorcycle cannot [...]

Immigration minister says nominee program needs improvement

Canada’s Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is working well but there is still room for improvement. PNP allows provinces to select majority of immigrants to meet their particular economic and labour market needs. This is the second largest economic immigration program after Federal Skilled Worker Program. “As I’ve said in [...]

Google Policy Change

Google changes its privacy policy

Google (GOOG) says it’s getting rid of over 70 different privacy policies and replacing them one that’s a lot shorter and easier to read. The plan, which comes into effect on March 1st, has sparked debate and speculation worldwide. The major concern is that Google could be breaching users’ privacy because a person’s search results [...]

Mystery of Maple Leaf Gardens time capsule revealed

A miniature ivory elephant was one of the many mysteries concealed inside a rusted copper time capsule box that dates back to 1931, and was revealed Thursday afternoon at Ryerson University. The capsule was discovered at the construction site of the Maple Leaf Gardens. Other contents include rule books from the National Hockey League, Canadian [...]

Gingrich wants base on the moon by 2020

While other U.S presidential candidates attempt to woo the American people with assurances of a better economy, more jobs and fewer wars, Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has promised them the moon, literally. Addressing a crowd of about 700 people in Cocoa, Fla., Gingrich said he would establish a base on the moon by the [...]

Immigration minister says nominee program needs improvement

26 January 2012

Canada’s Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is working well but there is still room for improvement. PNP allows provinces to select majority of immigrants to meet their particular economic and labour market needs. This is the second largest economic immigration program after Federal Skilled Worker Program. “As I’ve said in [...]

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Google Policy Change

Google changes its privacy policy

26 January 2012

Google (GOOG) says it’s getting rid of over 70 different privacy policies and replacing them one that’s a lot shorter and easier to read. The plan, which comes into effect on March 1st, has sparked debate and speculation worldwide. The major concern is that Google could be breaching users’ privacy because a person’s search results [...]

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Gingrich wants base on the moon by 2020

26 January 2012

While other U.S presidential candidates attempt to woo the American people with assurances of a better economy, more jobs and fewer wars, Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has promised them the moon, literally. Addressing a crowd of about 700 people in Cocoa, Fla., Gingrich said he would establish a base on the moon by the [...]

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U.S. Navy SEALs rescue 2 captives in daring Somalia raid

26 January 2012

In a daring mission reminiscent of games such as Call of Duty and Medal of Honour, U.S Navy SEALs rescued two hostage humanitarian aid workers from their captors in Somalia. American aid worker Jessica Buchanan, 32, and Poul Thisted, 60, from Denmark had been held since October 25 by Somali pirates, when they were abducted [...]

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Trust Fund for Newman Sons

19 January 2012

Relatives of the Newman family have come together to create a trust fund for the three boys left behind after their mother was stabbed to death last Thursday. Katherine Newman, whose murder left a community in shock, was fondly remembered at her funeral yesterday. The Fund for Newman’s young sons was created when the community [...]

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Johnny Depp voted America’s Favourite Actor

19 January 2012

Is it his good looks? Or is acting ability? Johnny Depp has once again been voted America’s favourite actor in the annual Harris Poll. The Pirates of the Caribbean superstar topped the week long poll which surveyed 2400 people in December. Depp’s movies also continue to rank in the dollars as Pirates of the Caribbean, [...]

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Pearson Airport layoffs loom

15 January 2012

Passengers still weary from the holiday travel season may have to brace themselves for even longer lineups at Pearson Airport because nearly 300 security screening staff could be laid off by the end of the month. The layoffs could mean longer wait times for passengers as they move through security, leaving some travellers concerned about [...]

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U.S. Marines depicted in Afghan “urination” video identified

15 January 2012

A Marine Corps official confirmed today that two of four U.S. Marines have now been identified in a video depicting soldiers urinating on dead Taliban soldiers. Since the video was posted online yesterday, both U.S. and Afghan officials have denounced the video. In an official statement, the Marine Corps also announced that the Naval Criminal [...]

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Syria’s opposition blames government forces for death of French journalist

15 January 2012

Syrian government officials are blaming armed terrorists for the death of French journalist Gilles Jacquier, however Syria’s opposition is denying any involvement. The Syrian National Council (SNC), a major opposition group, insists that the regime is responsible for the attacks. The SNC has accused the regime of “liquidating” journalists in an attempt to keep them [...]

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Bieber unveils robot at Consumer Electronics Show

12 January 2012

Justin Bieber stole the limelight today at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas where the newest and most innovative tech gadgets get revealed each year. A large crowd gathered to watch Bieber unveil the new mRobo Ultra Bass speaker robot. Songs can be uploaded directly on to the robot and it dances as the [...]

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