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Flags Flown At Half-mast On Passing Of G. Raymond Chang

Flags Flown At Half-mast On Passing Of G. Raymond Chang

By Neil Armstrong Pride Contributing Writer TORONTO, Ontario — Flags at Ryerson University, where G. Raymond Chang was chancellor from 2006-2012 – the university’s third chancellor, and at the University of the West Indies, where he was a well-known benefactor, ...

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Carnival Traditions: How Toronto’s Carnival Matches Up

Carnival Traditions: How Toronto’s Carnival Matches Up

By Anthony Pierre Pride Guest Writer Carnival traditions in the Americas are a fascinating study, particularly because they reflect the syncretism of masquerade traditions from Africa and Europe. In fact, throughout North, South, Central America and the Caribbean, the various ...

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Three Double Date Ideas For Dog Lovers

Three Double Date Ideas For Dog Lovers

First Dates with Your Canine Companions are Great Ice-Breakers, Says Online Matchmaking CEO  Are you looking for an afternoon or evening out that’s both fun and different? Try taking your best friend on a double date, says avid dog lover Kris Rotonda, ...

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Woo The Atmosphere: Music And Sex

Woo The Atmosphere: Music And Sex

By Amirah Pride Sex Columnist There is no doubt that music and sex share an intense connection. I remember losing my virginity to DMX’s “Rough Rider Anthem”. He was my boyfriend, Nigerian, with a name I could barely pronounce, tall, ...

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