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How do managers manage when the going gets tough? Gordon Peters says, "Call a friend."
Amos Key Jr. belongs to a men's singing group and hosts a blues radio show, which helps him "to be inspired by the passion that you're doing something good."
Deborah Richardson said her desire "to make sure that her children are grounded in who they are" keeps her going.
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The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is readying itself for its third OPP Bound recruitment program scheduled to be held this summer in Orillia.
OPP Bound 2005 is a recruitment venture aimed at increase awareness of employment opportunities in the OPP for women and men from diverse communities. A total of 100 men and women will be chosen to take part in the one-week camp, which will provide potential candidates with an opportunity to explore a career with the Ontario Provincial Police.
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The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is readying itself for its third OPP Bound recruitment program scheduled to be held this summer in Orillia.
OPP Bound 2005 is a recruitment venture aimed at increase awareness of employment opportunities in the OPP for women and men from diverse communities. A total of 100 men and women will be chosen to take part in the one-week camp, which will provide potential candidates with an opportunity to explore a career with the Ontario Provincial Police.
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Cayuga actor Gary Farmer views television with a suspicious eye. He describes it as an assimilation tool that acts merely as a framework to hang commercials off of.
"I don't trust it that much," he said.
Farmer loves theatre because of its honesty. He says film is interesting because people spend years, a decade even, developing the larger stories they will tell with it.
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A unique opportunity exists for Aboriginal young people to enjoy a cultural exchange and share it with a television audience. Road Scholars Productions Inc. is accepting applications in its Toronto office from students in grades 9 to 12 who want to travel, take pictures, and participate in a television production that will be broadcast on APTN in 2006.
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A unique opportunity exists for Aboriginal young people to enjoy a cultural exchange and share it with a television audience. Road Scholars Productions Inc. is accepting applications in its Toronto office from students in grades 9 to 12 who want to travel, take pictures, and participate in a television production that will be broadcast on APTN in 2006.
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March is National Nutrition Month, and dieticians across Canada are trying to get the word out to go the healthy route-eat well, live well and feel great. It's nothing new, but remains the best health advice out there.
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March is National Nutrition Month, and dieticians across Canada are trying to get the word out to go the healthy route-eat well, live well and feel great. It's nothing new, but remains the best health advice out there.
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On Feb. 10, the White Mountain Academy of the Arts officially named its art gallery after the lieutenant governor of Ontario. The James K. Bartleman Art Gallery displays the works of visual arts students, faculty, artists in residence and visiting artists.
"To be associated with fostering art is a great privilege. It is an honour to lend my name to this fine gallery," Bartleman said during the ceremony held to dedicate the gallery. "I wish you every success in nurturing new generations of artists here at the White Mountain Academy of the Arts."
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Louis Riel once said, "Our people will sleep for 100 years, and when they awaken, it will be the artists who bring their spirits back." For Tony Belcourt, the president of the Metis Nation of Ontario (MNO) and the chair of the MNO Cultural Commission, this is exactly what's happening.