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In a child’s best interest: the battle over equal custody parenting
In early 2014, Maurice Vellacott, a Conservative MP for Saskatoon, introduced a bill to amend Canada217;s Divorce Act of 1985. Bill C-560 aimed to implement a presumption of equal shared parenting –where the starting point for negotiations between separated parents was to be as close to equal time shared as... Read more
Is infrared tech ready for the consumer market?
If you217;ve ever felt unsafe walking to your car at night, infrared technology may be for you. Using infrared (IR) in products is not new, but the push to have it in the consumer market is. The FLIR One is one of the first infrared sensors aimed at the consumer... Read more
Ontario’s new sex-ed curriculum brings it in line with other major curriculums of the world
17 years ago, there was no sexting, kids typically got cell phones at a much later age than today and same sex marriage was still banned in many more places compared to today. It is safe to say the world has changed quite a bit in the last 17 years.... Read more
Talking Stomachaches with FrnkIero andthe Cellabration
FrnkIero andthe Cellabration, the solo project of former My Chemical Romance rhythm guitarist, Frank Iero, is on its first headlining tour. Iero, along with touring members Matt Olsson, Rob Hughes, and Iero’s brother-in-law Evan Nestor, stopped in Toronto to play an all-ages show at Hard Luck in February. We sat... Read more
There will be blood: Six things to love about cycling’s most treacherous race
Six things to know about the gruelling Paris-Roubaix contest Read more
Saint Patrick’s Day and the student
Every year, the streets of cities, campuses, and towns all around North America flood with people who are, let’s face it, all claiming to be Irish for one day of the year. They all wear bright green, feign Irish accents, and drink green beer with cheer to celebrate St. Patrick’s... Read more
Tory talks SmartTrack with Mulcair
Toronto Mayor John Tory is scheduled to meet with NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair today in hopes of putting forward  his $8-billion SmartTrack proposal to federal politicians. Last month, Tory travelled to Ottawa to meet with Mulcair, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and the federal transportation minister isa Raitt to discuss infrastructure-related issues,... Read more
Portland trail blazes through  Raps
Courtesy: Reuters The Toronto Raptors defence was nowhere to be found in the loss against the Portland Trail Blazers  Sunday night. With beautiful ball movement (leading to 27 team assists), the Blazers offense proved too much for a struggling Toronto team that has lost 12 of its last 13 meetings... Read more
Real estate mogul Robert Durst arrested in 14 year old murder case
Millionaire Robert Durst admits in a TV show finale that he “killed them all”. Reuters reported that Durst has been arrested in New Orleans on a murder warrant issued by Los Angeles County, the Orleans Parish Sheriff217;s Office said. Durst, born in 1943, is known for life twists that led him to be questioned but not... Read more
Loving the skin you’re in
Walking along the streets of Port of Spain, the capital city of the sister islands Trinidad and Tobago, huge floats and people wearing bright and elaborate costumes pranced and danced along the streets to celebrate one of the greatest frolics on Earth” Carnival. Read more