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Decision of Warden Reynen to release Ms. Cece

January 22, 2013 Mr. Don Head Commissioner Correctional Service of Canada National Headquarters 340 Laurier Avenue West Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0P9 Dear Commissioner: The Police Pensioners Association of Ontario represents approximately 6,500 retired police personnel from all corners of the province including retiree associations in Toronto, York, Peel, Durham, Halton, Hamilton, Windsor, Sudbury, Ottawa and many other communities.
- Friday, January 25, 2013

Ontario’s Liberals get an “F”

Massive "Pants on Fire" Protest at Allen Gardens/Maple Leaf Gardens Saturday January 26, 2013 In what will surely be the largest and most vocal public display of public outrage in Ontario's history, anti-wind groups will gather at Allan Gardens at 11:00 a.m. and then join with others to protest the removal of democracy at the Liberal leadership convention at Maple Leaf Gardens (Anti wind groups will begin their protest at Allan Gardens at 11:00 a.m. The Teacher's Protest begins at 1:00).
- Thursday, January 24, 2013

AZERBAIJAN: Court Ruling Mandates Closure of Greater Grace Church

Sources: Forum 18, Release International On January 9th, Greater Grace Protestant Church in Azerbaijan's capital of Baku lost its final appeal against closure. This means that any further religious activity carried out by the church is now considered illegal according to the recent Supreme Court ruling. Unfortunately, those representing the congregation no longer have any more options available to further challenge this ruling through the court system.
- Thursday, January 24, 2013




Low water in Great Lakes means high costs for Canada: expert

OTTAWA –Steadily dropping water levels in the Great Lakes threaten to leave the Canadian economy high and dry as shipping routes evaporate and water dependent industries shut down, costing billions of dollars, according to one expert.
- Sunday, January 20, 2013



MALI (Africa): France Intervenes with Campaign Against Rebels

Sources: Barnabas Aid, Compass Direct/World Watch France has taken decisive action by launching a military campaign against Islamist rebels that aggressively seized control of northern Mali last year. More recently, the militants have been trying to advance further into the south, posing danger to the Christians who were forced to flee to this area. With links to al-Qaeda, the rebels are also imposing a harsh version of sharia law in the territory.
- Thursday, January 17, 2013


ABF Truck Driver Comes to Aid of Elderly Couple

Alexandria, Virginia –Ronnie Milner of Valparaiso, Indiana, a professional truck driver for ABF Freight System, Inc., of Fort Smith, Arkansas, has been named a Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) Highway Angel. Milner is being recognized for helping an elderly couple in trouble on the highway.
- Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Good news for knees

If you get a cut, break a bone or scrape an elbow, your bloodstream brings the injury all the necessary nutrients for healing. But if your cartilage gets damaged, you’re out of luck. This flexible soft tissue that cushions joints – especially in the knee – has no blood vessels and therefore little ability to heal itself.
- Wednesday, January 16, 2013


February is for Suite-Hearts at staySky Hotels & Resorts

We're thrilled to announce staySky Hotels & Resorts is celebrating Valentine's Day for the whole month of February, with "February is for Suite-Hearts," offered at seven all-suite accommodation properties in the heart of Orlando, Fla.
- Monday, January 14, 2013



New Book on Conservative Talk Radio Draws Reviews

Talk radio is again a focal point of debate in America in light of the recent election. Some argue that Republicans must discard the advice of Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck. Others contend the radio hosts are still the most formidable voice of conservative commentary in the face of four more years of a Democratic president.
- Sunday, January 13, 2013

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