Friday Nov 6 | EurekAlert!
Less than 1 in 3 Toronto bystanders who witness a cardiac arrest try to help: Study
November 6, 2009 - Researchers at St. Michael's Hospital working in conjunction with EMS services, paramedics and fire services across Ontario found that a bystander who attempts cardiopulmonary resuscitation can quadruple the survival rate to over 50 per cent.
Protest The Hero Playing Holiday Shows
Protest The Hero have announced a few holiday shows that will take place in December.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 1:47 PM Comic strips and QP antics H ot: Jeff Burney. You may recognize the last name - it's a pretty big one in official Ottawa.
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Tamara Dietrich: Cyber loan scam has a Newport News address
Stephanie Rodriguez of Mount Holly, N.J., is a 25-year-old single mom with a 3-year-old autistic daughter, a mortgage and a car she still owes on.
When love and money 'spiral out of control'
Published on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009 6:48PM EDT D ivorce and bankruptcy are easily the messiest types of court cases going.
Ontario Health Coalition names recipients of the Dan Benedict, Ethel Meade and Volunteer Awards
Each year the Ontario Health Coalition gives awards to those who have made an exceptional contribution to the protection of public health care.
Is Wee Gordon The Man To Take Over From Southgate?
STRACHAN FOR BORO? The news of Gareth Southgate's sacking was delivered too late in the evening for Fleet Street to offer more than a straight report on his surprise dismissal.
Homophobic bullying in schools can and does kill
Walk past any schoolyard at recess time and what do you hear? Kids as young as five calling each other "gay" and "fag." At the junior and senior high school level, the word "gay" has become a universally pejorative term: "You're gay," kids sneer at each other, or "That is so gay!" I've even heard "Gay it all!" as an expression of annoyance over ...
Peak Season, its gallant young Canadian cast members want to make clear, is not a Whistler-based version of The Hills.
It was Jan. 14, 1915, that Joseph Fortunet Villeneuve signed his life over to his country.
In the war of words, it's Petrie vs. Knox
Here's hoping this column reaches you early this morning, as part of your complete breakfast, like in advertising, when yogurt, granola and orange juice round out the complete breakfast of the one part that is Choco-Frosty Sugar Pops.
Injured man was 'maniac on road'
A 25-year-old Ajax man is in hospital with serious injuries after allegedly stealing and crashing three different vehicles while driving like "a maniac" from Scarborough to Ajax.
Alberta boys, Ontario girls capture soccer gold
The 2009 BMO under-14 national soccer championship wrapped up today with the Edmonton Juventus nipping the Markham Lightning of Ontario 1-0 in a shootout for the boys gold medal and the Ajax Strikers of Ontario blanking the Semiahmoo Thunder of British Columbia 3-0 to become the girls national champions.
Frank Dempsey was driving to his observatory in North Ajax last night when he saw a bright green light illuminate the sky and road in front of him.
Passerby rescues boy, 9, from robbery
By Erin DeCoste, National Post A good Samaritan rescued a nine-year-old boy being robbed in a busy Ajax neighbourhood.
No punishment for customs inspector who wrote warning letter
A longtime Canadian customs inspector who wrote to the U.S. homeland security secretary with complaints about Canadian border security in the years after 9/11 has escaped punishment in a court decision that upheld his right to free speech.
Lucky break for Ajax-Pickering
Today Chris Alexander is expected to be confirmed as the Tory candidate for Ajax-Pickering in the next federal election.
Police seek woman, 30, missing in Beckwith Township
OTTAWA a ' Police are looking for help from the public in locating a woman who went missing Tuesday evening near Mississippi Lake.
Bradley tells Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade 'We appear to have hit bottom'
OTA chief David Bradley took the trucking industry's message to the Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade during a keynote address yesterday.