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To sit on the social media throne, you win or you die

To sit on the social media throne, you win or you die

It’s not a real stretch to say that Facebook is the social media tool of choice. It’s been about seven years since it really caught on and it shows no signs of slowing down.
Little green men and the towns that love them

Little green men and the towns that love them

Aliens have long been a source of wonder, fear, and conspiracy theories. So much so that there are a startling number of landmarks based around visiting aliens, and an equally startling number of towns that base their tourism trade on aliens.
A two-step solution to reduce the cost of prescription drugs for Canadians

A two-step solution to reduce the cost of prescription drugs for Canadians

Decision makers often talk of "low hanging fruit" - policies that involve minimal disruption but can yield quick wins.
Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the … bale

Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the … bale

This past weekend, as I filled up my Ford Expedition at Preeceville's Midtown Service, the local Esso station/convenience store/Subway, I looked around a little nervously.
You are exactly where you are meant to be

You are exactly where you are meant to be

"May today there be peace within you. May you trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be ..." - St. Teresa's Prayer Trust.
I'm number one on the cat's list of suspects

I'm number one on the cat's list of suspects

Another beautiful week to combine. Those who are not done yet are in the "hurry hard" mode. Some are done and are sitting back saying, "Whew! I'm glad that is over." Others, who still have jam left, are putting on anhydrous.
For these we give thanks

For these we give thanks

Thanksgiving 2014. Since we last joined hands around the turkey-laden table so much has happened in our world. Sadly, much of it has been tragic.
Ontario's financial woes create an opportunity for education reform

Ontario's financial woes create an opportunity for education reform

Ontario's financial status quo is not sustainable. That's the conclusion of numerous independent analyses, the former provincial treasurer and the province's own commission on reform of public sector services.
Credit unions want competitive balance

Credit unions want competitive balance

Dear Editor With federal budget preparations underway, there is a lot of debate about the best ways to support small and medium sized businesses and in turn, encourage sustained economic growth in Canada.
Unravelling TFSA re-contribution rules

Unravelling TFSA re-contribution rules

Since their introduction by the federal government in 2009, Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) have become a favourite savings option for many Canadians and with good reason: TFSAs provide tax-free savings growth and easy, tax-free withdrawals at any
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