Author Archives: Bulletin Editor

Making dough for three decades: baker believes in personal touch

Dennis Hanagan – A vacation over 30 years ago got Mary Macleod sweet on the idea of making and selling her own cookies—shortbread, that is. Today, her shop is on Queen St. E. in Riverside. In the late 1970s she ...

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Toronto’s first West Nile virus case in 2018

Toronto reports first human case of West Nile virus in 2018 Toronto Public Health has received laboratory confirmation that an adult resident in Toronto has tested positive for West Nile virus. This is the first human case testing positive for ...

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What Is God’s favourite song?

“If Loving God Was a Crime, I’d Be an Outlaw” is God’s favourite song, says Ross, age 11. It’s definitely a catchy title, but I can’t say I’ve ever heard it. Now we come to the controversy. In one corner, ...

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These things do or don’t belong in the trash

What to do with debris from summer DIY projects? Sprucing up the house with a DIY project or two is as much a summer pastime for Canadians as backyard barbecues, fleeing the city at 5 p.m. on Fridays or grumbling ...

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Bentway visionaries get a Key to the City

“Judy and Wilmot Matthews have improved the lives of Torontonians through their overwhelming generosity and transformative vision,” said Mayor Tory. “They remind us that society is better when we focus on things that strengthen community and enhance quality of life ...

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‘Welcome to Canada, terrorists.’ Love, Justin

The fact that Canada is admitting as refugees at least 250 White Helmets (Syrian terrorists) and their family members exposes the involvement of the Trudeau government, like the Harper government before it, in the illegal, US-led, regime-change operation in Syria. ...

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Making sense of Putin-Trump summit at Helsinki

To get a clearer picture of the Trump-Putin summit in Helsinki, it’s important to set aside the lamestream media pile-on against Russia and look at the details. The monopoly major media in the U.S. are owned by six mega-corporations (aka ...

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Ford needs to shut down Pickering nuke

The Ford Government’s mantra is “promise made, promise kept.” But in the case of its promise to cut electricity bills by 12% there is still a long road ahead. Showing the board and CEO of Hydro One the exit and ...

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