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Friday July 4, 2008
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Obama promises Caribbean total debt write-off … if elected next US President
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Democratic presidential candidate, Senator Barack Obama, is promising 100 per cent debt relief for the Caribbean if he becomes the next leader of the United States.
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Criminal justice system has limited role to play in new approach - McMurtry A panel set up by Premier Dalton McGuinty mid last year to look into the causes of youth violence says it will present its report to the Premier during the first week of September, some four months later than it had initially indicated it would make the presentation.
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Provincial government lobs Energy and Infrastructure in one portfolioOntario is creating a new Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure to build the schools, public transit, hospitals and energy generation that will help power Ontario’s economy.
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Guyana’s president urges countrymen to lobby for nation’s needs Guyanese president, Bharrat Jagdeo, called on his countrymen to push the nation’s interests and concerns on the international scene even as it grappled with difficult times at home.
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Study reveals barriers to career advancement for minoritiesMany visible minority managers, professionals and executives believe that they need to “Canadianize” themselves in order to get ahead in corporate Canada.
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Afrofest to take over Queen’s Park soon Music Africa presents Toronto’s 20th annual Afrofest, a celebration of African music and culture, free on Saturday July 5th and Sunday July 6th at Queen’s Park from noon to 10:30pm. Afrofest is a multi-disciplinary event with concerts, dance, theatre, food, a marketplace, and activities for youth and children.
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MARYKAY MULLALLY – making a difference Tired of running a software development team in California, Jamaican-born MaryKay Mullally became involved in self-development seminars. One of her courses involved developing a half-marathon-training group.
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Toronto Turntable A number of persons who have been credited with spreading reggae music both national and internationally, were rewarded for their significant contribution at the second Annual Reggae Music Achievement Awards held at Holiday Inn Select on Dixon Road here in Toronto.
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Garden State Cricket League Shawne beats Combined IslandsShawne Sports club gained victory over Combined Islands as the Garden State Cricket League 30 overs competition got on the way recently.
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Canadian Cricket Association can now access Gov’t funds Canadian Cricket Association (CCA) now meets the international criteria of the Sport Funding and Accountability Framework (SFAF), government reps say.
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