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Is social policy too boring for Ignatieff?
The Liberal party is "more than a machine for winning elections," Ignatieff, then a Harvard University professor, told the delegates.
Sticky, owned by Sarah Simone of Welland, Ont., competes in the long jump competition run by Ontario Dock Dogs as part of the London International Food Festival in Victoria Park in London, Ont., recently.
With artistic effort, a school is born
PAUL WALDIE Last updated on Saturday, Jun. 27, 2009 05:23AM EDT T he Gift: More than $50,000 and climbing The Cause: Elephant Thoughts The Reason: To build a school in Nepal Julie and Craig Hartley were living in England 15 years ago when they decided to make a change.
Hometown: Welland, Ontario Official Site: www.myspace.com/attackinblack Sound: A dizzy mix of alt.country and punk that compares favourably to the workmanlike vibe of the Constantines.
Canada, in short Eve Tihanyi leads the way with her new collection of stories about the nature of truth, but three other writers are also helping to shape this country through their narratives Reviewed by Tom Sandborn Tuesday, Jun.
Hockey Championship Helps Pittsburgh's Image
Jun 15, 2009 7:17 pm US/Eastern Reporting Jon Delano Most of America doesn't care about hockey.
Lebanese immigrant Ablan Leon sold clothing from a suitcase door-to-door, then used the profits in 1909 to open a general merchandise store in this southern Ontario city.
Students produce eye-catching art
Saint Paul Catholic High School students Chloe Leonard, left, Vittorio Fragale and Michelle McLean show some of the art works on display at the school's art show last week.
Timeline: Canadian deaths in Afghanistan
2009 June 08: Pte. Alexandre Peloquin, 20, a member of 3rd battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment Battle Group, was serving with the 2nd battalion of the Quebec-based regiment in the volatile Panjwaii District.
Retail pioneer Alban Leon honored with sculpture in city park
WELLAND, Ontario a ' A sculpture of Canadian furniture retailing pioneer Alban Leon will be unveiled this month in a city park here, according to the Welland Tribune.
Canadian Tire takes top honours for Retail Store Design
Retail Council of Canada recognizes success through 2009 Excellence in Retailing Awards TORONTO, June 3 /CNW/ - At the retail industry's largest annual award presentations earlier this week, Canadian Tire was awarded the Retail Council of Canada's 2009 Excellence in Retailing Award for 'Retail Store Design for a Large Chain'. Canadian Tire won for ...
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IPO drought? Cleantech companies flood Canadian markets
Between the two Canadian exchanges, there are more than 144 cleantech companies, with three new listings in 2009, says Ungad Chadda, TSXa s new senior vice president.
Sun Media to Close Welland 'Tribune' Pressroom
NEW YORK Ken Koyama, publisher of The Tribune, Welland, Ontario, informed staffers yesterday that the paper was closing its pressroom.
Cycling, it seems, is gaining in popularity in lots of different countries. Cycling, it seems, is gaining in popularity in lots of different countries.
Leon's marks a century in the furniture business
After 100 years in the furniture business, Leon's is still going strong. Rob Northrup, owner of the Leon's store on Rothesay Avenue, is celebrating the nationwide chain's 100th birthday.
Veterans and residents are stunned after a vandalism attack on a unique southern Ontario war memorial.
Attack In Black Play Diverse Set
Welland, Ont. band Attack In Black stopped at Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern on Saturday to play an intimate set of new and old songs.
Hear the Voices of Beads at Welland Museuma s new exhibit
Derek Martin presented a Six Nations Iroquois smoke dance at the Welland Museum on Saturday.