Opinion Poll
A wind farm is proposed for the Nor‘Wester range south of Thunder Bay. What‘s your view on the proposal:
 In favour — green energy is the way to go
 No way, not in our backyard
 Well, it might spur much needed economic development
 Don't know — I hear many conflicting claims
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Witnesses, Dubai official: Faulty elevator responsible for shutdown of world‘s tallest tower
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - A faulty elevator was behind the shutdown of the observation deck on the world’s tallest tower that effectively closed the half-mile-high Burj Khalifa to the public, witnesses and a Dubai rescue official said Tuesday. Visitors who were on the viewing floor at ...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010


Cape May, N.J., translates coupon booklet into French for Quebec visitors
CAPE MAY, N.J. - Cape May County, at the southern tip of New Jersey, has put out the welcome mat for Quebecers for decades. "Many in the Quebec market are very, very loyal to us," says Diane Wieland, Cape May’s director of tourism. "They come for the warm ocean beaches." The county has ca...
Monday , February 08, 2010

NYC ’Top Chef’ walking tour offers food fun even if you’ve never seen the show
NEW YORK - Why take a walking tour inspired by a cable series you’ve never seen? If the series is Bravo’s "Top Chef," then the tour will be about cooking and food. And that’s something most people can relate to. "It’s a great concept, going around New York, tasting, talking to people, exp...
Monday , February 08, 2010

Town in Quebec’s Eastern Townships has high concentration of artists
HAMILTON, Ont. - Your chances of bumping into an artist are probably higher in West Bolton, Que., than anywhere else in Canada. The tiny community in Quebec’s scenic Eastern Townships is the only municipality in the country with over 10 per cent of its labour force engaged in arts occupati...
Monday , February 08, 2010

Socially charged works by Kenyan-born artist to be exhibited at AGO
TORONTO - The Kenyan-born, New York-based artist Wangechi Mutu is known for socially charged works that explore female and cultural identity. Her first solo exhibition at a major North American museum will be staged at the Art Gallery of Ontario from Feb. 24 to May 23. "Wangechi Mutu: Thi...
Monday , February 08, 2010

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