TheBulletin.ca Journal of Downtown Toronto
According to a poll (via Angus Reid Institute), 18% of Canadians said they were “not too happy” and only 1 in 6 were satisfied with their level of stress. And with the holiday season almost upon us, with it comes, ...
Read More »Improving child-care access for Ontario families
Lucas Malinowski — Ontario is improving access to affordable, accessible, high-quality and responsive child care and early years programming for families across the province. As a first step in delivering 100,000 more child care spaces within the next five years, ...
Read More »NYTimes scores in meeting with Trump
What TV Journalists Did Wrong — and the New York Times Did Right — in Meeting with Trump Margaret Sullivan | Washington PostNovember 23, 2016 Like & Share E&P: http://tinyurl.com/hzgs5ul On Monday, some of the biggest names in TV news trooped ...
Read More »Here comes the snow! Here’s how to deal with it
Snow. It’s a fact of life in Canada. And when the snow starts to fly, it can affect how we get around. Drivers and cyclists want to have roads cleared quickly and efficiently to allow for the movement of traffic. ...
Read More »Natalie Anurak, 35, missing from College & Bay area
The Toronto Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance locating a missing woman. Natalie Anurak, 35, was last seen on Wednesday, October 26, 2016, in the College Street and Bay Street area. She is described as 5’5″, approximately 160 ...
Read More »Surviving a toxic world
W. Gifford-Jones MD — How many of us would like to live like a hermit? I doubt that many would decide to give up the comfort and pleasures of civilization. But we pay an increasing price for comfort. Today, it’s ...
Read More »Integrity’s invisible influence
Robert Evans Wilson, Jr I carefully filled the cake cone from the frozen custard machine, pushing it up at just the right moment to create a perfect ball; then as I shut off the machine, I pulled the cone away ...
Read More »Man wanted in sexual assault investigation, Spadina station
The Toronto Police Service is requesting the public’s assistance identifying a man wanted in a Sexual Assault investigation. On Thursday, October 20, 2016, at 7:50 p.m., officers responded to a call for a Sexual assault at Spadina subway station. It ...
Read More »Red Ribbon Walk for AIDS awareness
In celebration of the 28th Annual World AIDS Day, we are proud to hold our World AIDS Day Walk on Saturday, November 26th, 2016. World AIDS Day was established on December 1st 1988 to commemorate those who have passed on ...
Read More »There’s no critical thinking without a base of knowledge
Michael Zaagstra — Troy Media The recent presidential election campaign was one of the worst in U.S. history. As the two candidates slugged it out, neither showed much interest in intelligent engagement. In many ways, it was a campaign of ignorance. Fortunately, ...
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