The Year of the Tiger roared into Mississauga on Saturday evening to the loud drums and cymbals of a lion dance at the Fo Guang Shan Temple in Meadowvale.
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Night photography at Port Credit.
Photography, combining content and aesthetics, convey a message that allows your intellect to fathom the gravity of situations such as the earthquake in Haiti. With Taiwan and Chile also hit by earthquakes, one wonders if the Mayan calendar ending in 2012 is more than a mere coincidence.
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Getting published in the Toronto Star has definitely added fuel to my already raging passion for photojournalism.
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As a part of my travel plans, I am considering using a shamwow as a bath towel as it is a lot less bulky to pack than a regular bath towel.
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Insisting she does not feel like she is 89, Mayor McCallion vowed to continue serving the people of Mississauga.
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Our athletes were called up on to Own The Podium and that they did. Winning the most gold medals of any country at a Winter Olympics, Canada finished with 14 gold medals, and 26 overall.
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Hot on the heels of an earthquake in Japan about 6 hours ago, another earthquake happened half way around the world in Chile.
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Canada beats Slovakia in a nail biter of a game! Also thoughts about earthquake in Chile.
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The stories of Canada’s many golden girls, including Joannie Rochette’s fortitude, Clara Hughes’ compassion and Team Canada Women’s Hockey team’s determination, make me proud to be Canadian.
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Team China exploded for three goals in a 3-1 defeat of Slovakia on Monday night.
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The Year of the Tiger roared into Mississauga on Saturday evening to the loud drums and cymbals of a lion dance at the Fo Guang Shan Temple in Meadowvale.
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