Author Archives: Bulletin Editor

Cooler temperatures push pests into your home

Many pests are seasonal, with mosquitoes peaking in the summer and rodents seeking refuge in the winter. Fall is no exception to this trend, with many pests looking for shelter indoors as temperatures begin to drop. “Many mistakenly believe their ...

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How safe are cell phones?

Are some cell phone users destined to develop cancer after years of use? Or, is this fear being over played? For years I’ve tried to find an unbiased informative source. Now, a report from the University of California attempts to ...

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Why the political turmoil?

I’m shocked by the polarization of the electorate. Actually, I’m shocked by people’s behaviour: the intolerance of different opinions; vicious name-calling; physical violence at political rallies; and people’s cars being vandalized because of their bumper stickers. No, I’m not writing ...

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Recalled air conditioner started Toronto fire

In the early morning hours of Sept. 6, 2017 Toronto Fire Services (TFS) was dispatched to 104 Rajah St. for a reported structure fire. TFS arrived to find smoke and flames visible from a second floor window and initial crews ...

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CFIB abhors Ontario cannabis monopoly plans

The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses (CFIB) are deeply disappointed that the Ontario government has decided to implement a public-sector monopoly for cannabis sales in the province. One of the government’s stated goals in cannabis legalization (legal marijuana) is to ...

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Mild autumn to unfold in eastern and Atlantic Canada

AccuWeather reports that a mild autumn is in store for much of Canada this year. However, a flip in the weather pattern may send waves of cold air across the Prairies and storms into British Columbia during the second half ...

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The City of Toronto Historic Sites Sep. 7-20

The City of Toronto Historic Sites present a variety of events that provide enriching entertainment for all ages while connecting visitors to Toronto’s rich history. Visit www.toronto.ca/museum-events for more information.   COLBORNE LODGE South end of High Park on Colborne ...

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City Access, Equity & HR Awards extend deadline

The City of Toronto has extended the nomination deadline by about two weeks for the 2017 Access, Equity and Human Rights Awards. Residents are encouraged to submit nominations for the awards, which are the City’s highest honour to recognize people ...

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Heritage Toronto September events

August 31, 2017 MEDIUM = MESSAGE: TWIN LEGACIES OF MARSHALL McLUHAN  & CityTV Join us on September 14 for this FREE event with media expert Dr. Ira Wagman, our fifth talk for the MomenTO: Heritage of Innovation Series. Learn how Marshall ...

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What’s the lesson of Jonah and the big fish?

“God’s lesson is that you can run from me, but you can’t hide,” says Kate, age 10. “If you are playing hide and go seek or if somebody can’t find you, God can,” says Sara, 10. We all think we’re ...

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