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I am a staff writer with CTV.ca News. That operation is part of CTV News, which is of course nestled into CTV Inc. and CTVglobemedia.

I don't speak for my employer on this blog. I don't comment about the internal affairs of my employer.

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View Article  The NYT's 36 hours in Montreal

This article hits the high points, but how it could skip over Schwartz's, the Taj Mahal of smoked meat, is beyond me. :)

Here's an N-P article on Schwartz's. The Gobe and Mail did an Oct. 21 story on the new documentary Chez Schwartz's.

View Article  Bias at the Beeb!

The Beeb: A nest of leftist anti-Christians overpopulated with city-loving, politically correct gays and ethnics who hate Americans and country people, or a diverse group of journalistic professionals who worship impartiality as the one true God?

I report. You decide.

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View Article  We're consuming ourselves out of planetary house and home

If the global population continues to chew up resources at the current rate, then two Earths will be needed to sustain the global population by 2050, claims a new report by the World Wildlife Fund.

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View Article  Stay off the cellphone if you want your boys to swim

From the Beeb:

Heavy mobile use 'damages sperm'

mobile phone
Experts are calling for further research into the effect of mobiles on fertility
Heavy use of mobile phones may damage men's fertility, a study has suggested.

Researchers found those men who used a phone for four hours or more a day had fewer sperm and those they had moved less well and were of poorer quality.

The Ohio study involving 364 men was presented to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine in New Orleans.

But a UK expert said it was unlikely the phones were to blame, as they were in use and not near the testes, and it may be being sedentary was the cause.

View Article  A new report urges changes in Afghanistan

A group called the Senlis Council released a report Tuesday that says why Canada should stay and help stabilize Afghanistan, it might well be going about it the wrong way.

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View Article  Hangin' with the Taliban in Helmand

Beeb reporter David Loyn managed to gain access to a group of Taliban in Helmand province. It sits just to the west of Kandahar, the province in which Canada's armed forces are operating.

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View Article  How Borat punk'd America

A primer on British actor/comedian Sacha Baron Cohen's technique for duping his victims in 'Borat.'

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View Article  That giant sucking sound you hear is the cost of conflict

Just one conflict in a low-income country can cost almost as much as the world spends on global aid in a year, says a committee of British MPs.

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