Helping Ontario’s seniors to be healthy, safe and active in their golden years
BY PAUL JUNOR The aging population of Canada has posed many challenges for provincial governments as they seek to provide;
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Black Authors Rising to the top: Let’s tell our own Stories
BY DAVID MYLES “You may write me down in history with your bitter, twisted lies, you may trod me in
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When the cameras turn off, Kiwanis is still there; the launch of Kiwanis Hurricane Dorian Bahamas Recovery Campaign
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Nun-kee-wanis” “We have a good time.” “We make noise.” “We trade.” “We advertise.” When Allen Simpson
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And the winner of the World’s Leading Honeymoon Destination 2019 Is…
BY SIMONE J. SMITH For many people living around the world, vacationing is imperative because it has always been a
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September is blood cancer awareness month
BY DR. VIKAS PURI In Canada, blood cancers represent about 10% of all cancer diagnoses. In 2019, an estimated 21,000
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Easy shrimp recipes with a Caribbean flair; so simple to throw together
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM They can be broiled, grilled, fried or even steamed. Shrimp makes the perfect appetizer and entree. Shrimp
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Students, do you know how intelligent you are?
BY PAUL JUNOR There are different understandings of intelligence that are prevalent among cultures in our world. Parents, guardians, caregivers
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Kufu, Khafre, and Menkaure; a trip to the Great Pyramids of Giza
BY DAVE RANKIN This week’s adventure leads us to a set of the world’s most famous monuments to be ever
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How important is life insurance with special needs children?
BY ANDREW STEWART Special needs are commonly thought about by what a child can’t do, milestones unmet, foods banned, activities
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Are you ready to vote?
BY BRITTNEY CHANNER It’s election time in the country once again; the time where Canadians near and far exercise their
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