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Celebrity Chef Inspired By Food And Music

Celebrity Chef Inspired By Food And Music

By Neil Armstrong Pride Contributing Writer  TORONTO, Ontario – Roger Mooking, a celebrity chef, television host, cookbook author and award winning recording artist says he always has a song in his head. Recently, while shoveling snow outside his place, he ...

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Tackle Your Attic For Energy Savings

Tackle Your Attic For Energy Savings

NC – Start at the top, if you’re looking to reduce your heating and cooling costs—and the top is in your attic. “If your home is more than 30 years old, chances are your attic insulation could use some bolstering,” ...

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What To Do When Your Offer Is Met With Competition

What To Do When Your Offer Is Met With Competition

Frustrations can fly when eager homebuyers run into competition during the offer phase of the home buying process. “Bidding war,” while commonly used to describe offer situations in some parts of the Greater Toronto Area, is simply another phrase for ...

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Are You Ready For An Emergency?

Are You Ready For An Emergency?

NC – Unexpected emergencies occur time and again in communities and cities across the country. These events have the potential to put you and your home at risk. There are ways, however, to reduce the risks from natural events, from ...

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Wellness Tip: Battle Asthma With “Cleaner” Sleep

Submitted by Dr. George Traitses Pillows can be a sanctuary for dust mites, and dust mites can aggravate asthma and other respiratory problems. Dr. George Traitses recommends washing pillows regularly and replacing them annually. Sheets should also be washed in ...

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Don’t Be Fooled By Sweet Nothings!

Frederick Douglass wisely said, “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” This quote should especially be taken into consideration if you are a woman with children from a previous relationship, who happens to find herself ...

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Harkening Back To The Dark Days In Haiti

Harkening Back To The Dark Days In Haiti

Analysis by Nathalie Baptiste  WASHINGTON, DC (IPS) – On October 16, 1993, Alerte Belance was abducted from her home and taken to Titanyen, a small seaside village used by Haiti’s rulers as a mass grave for political opponents. There she received ...

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Stunting A Culture Of Violence

Dwain Wellington Rattray Pride Contributing Editor The steady spate of sexual assaults in Toronto have left me wondering what causes a person to visit violence upon another. Myriad speeches are given and voices ring out in rage when we address ...

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Author Response To Johnson

Editor: Greetings! I would be grateful if you permit me to reply to an article you published describing me as “wrong-headed” recently. Jamaica’s National Movement which is the subject of my upcoming book We Come From Jamaica, was a quarter ...

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