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Pakistan in Crisis !! Clock is ticking, HELP NOW !!!
To donate, visit: • Pakistan Red Crescent Society • Canadian Red Cross • Oxfam Canada • World Vision Canada • Save the Children Canada • Care Canada • Doctors Without Borders/MSF • Relief International • UNICEF Canada • International Development and Relief Foundation • Development and Peace • Islamic Relief Canada • UNHCR –... »
Operation Corridor to target unsafe commercial vehicles
The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), in partnership with the Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and Ministry of the Environment (MOE) are set to launch Operation Corridor, an important annual highway safety initiative targeting aggressive commercial vehicle drivers and unsafe commercial vehicles on Ontario’s busiest highways. Operation Corridor will begin Wednesday, August 18, 2010 at 6:00... »
Ladies and Gentlemen…Let the Saving Begin!
When it comes to saving, women (69 per cent vs. 57 per cent of men) are more likely to say they can’t afford to save more, while men feel they save enough already (29 per cent vs. 19 per cent of women), according to a recent Scotiabank study conducted by Harris/Decima assessing the saving... »
Ninety per cent of Canadian organizations using social media
The vast majority of Canadian executives at large and mid-sized organizations say that social media has the potential to impact their corporate brand and as a result are placing more importance on its use. One in six says that social media is the most important means for their organization to engage the public about... »
School Leaders from Around the World Coming to Toronto in One Year
One year from now, the International Confederation of Principals (ICP) World Convention will open in Toronto. More than 2,000 school leaders from around the world are expected at the four-day event. The Convention is being hosted by the Ontario Principals’ Council, in partnership with the Catholic Principals’ Council of Ontario, l’Association des directions et... »
Cricket sets donated by the Royal Bank of Canada for City day camps
Today, The City of Toronto received a donation of cricket sets from the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). Under the Operation Cricket program, instructors will be visiting various day camps across the city this summer and bringing the cricket sets with them. They will be used by over 500 boys and girls aged 6... »