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Obama regrets golfing after Foley death

world September 7, 2014 at 4:28 pm 0 comments

Washington: US President Barack Obama now admits that his decision to play a vacation round of golf immediately after addressing the murder of US journalist James Foley by Islamic State, was a mistake. “I should have anticipated the optics,” Obama said in an interview with NBC`s “Meet the Press” onRead More

Harper defends government against harsh criticism from Mulroney

Harper defends government against harsh criticism from Mulroney

Latest headlines, slider, Uncategorized, world September 5, 2014 at 7:08 pm 0 comments

Ottawa,Stephen Harper has offered up a defence in the face of an onslaught of criticism from former prime minister Brian Mulroney. Mulroney sternly rebuked the government for its approach to foreign policy in an interview with CTV. On the 30th anniversary of his historic majority election win, the 75-year-old MulroneyRead More

Toronto receives first heat alert of the year

Toronto receives first heat alert of the year

Latest headlines, world September 5, 2014 at 7:08 pm 0 comments

Toronto, Dr. David McKeown, Toronto’s chief medical officer, has issued the city’s first heat alert of the year with temperatures forecast to reach a high of 32 C and humidex values near 40. The public is advised to stay cool and hydrated and wear loose, light-coloured clothing. The city isRead More

Four men facing charges in GTA commuter parking lot thefts: police

Four men facing charges in GTA commuter parking lot thefts: police

Latest headlines, world September 5, 2014 at 7:08 pm 0 comments

Aurora- Four men are facing charges after police say more than 40 vehicles were stolen from commuter parking lots across the Greater Toronto Area. York Regional Police began an investigation in early June into what they say were “multiple sophisticated auto thefts” from the parking lots. Investigators say the thievesRead More

Toronto lags behind other cities in transit built over last decade: report

Toronto lags behind other cities in transit built over last decade: report

world September 5, 2014 at 7:06 pm 0 comments

Toronto, The average Torontonian takes more trips on public transit than residents in other major cities, but when it comes to the amount of rapid transit available per capita Toronto has some catching up to do, according to a new report from an environmental think tank. The report from theRead More

Doug Ford releases video of altercation in campaign office

Latest headlines, world September 5, 2014 at 7:05 pm 0 comments

Toronto,Doug Ford has released a security camera video that captured parts of the encounter between a visitor to the Ford campaign office and a volunteer who has since been charged with assault. The incident happened on the afternoon of Wednesday, Sept. 3 when 43-year-old Paul Benoit, a self-described citizen journalist,Read More

Tory and Ford clash over transit at board of trade debate

Tory and Ford clash over transit at board of trade debate

Latest headlines, slider, world September 5, 2014 at 7:04 pm 0 comments

Toronto,John Tory used a mayoral debate hosted by the Toronto Region Board of Trade Thursday to tout the benefits of his SmartTrack proposal while Rob Ford repeatedly called the rapid transit plan “backtrack” and preached that “subways are the way to go.” The debate at the Hilton on Richmond StreetRead More

Ukraine, pro-Russian rebels sign ceasefire deal

Latest headlines, world September 5, 2014 at 6:53 pm 0 comments

Moscow, Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko confirmed on his Twitter account that envoys meeting in Minsk to end fighting between Kiev’s forces and pro-Russian separatists had signed a ceasefire agreement that would come into effect later on Friday. He gave no further details. Serhiy Taruta, Governor of eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region,Read More

15 Christians arrested in Pakistan under blasphemy law

Latest headlines, world September 5, 2014 at 6:53 pm 0 comments

Lahore – Pakistani police have arrested 15 Christians and booked 45 other members of the minority community under the controversial blasphemy law for allegedly desecrating Muslim graves in a village in Punjab province, sparking tension in the area. The case was registered after a local cleric filed a complaint alleging that theRead More

US, Iran hold second day of nuclear talks in Geneva

world September 5, 2014 at 6:24 pm 0 comments

Geneva -: US and Iranian officials were meeting for a second day of negotiations in Switzerland on Friday as they work towards hammering out a full nuclear deal ahead of a November deadline. The US team led by Deputy Secretary of State Bill Burns and Under Secretary Wendy Sherman beganRead More