Early childhood diet linked to heart condition

Researchers in Canada have observed that a child's diet at the age of three could determine its risk of heart disease as an adult. In a study, the researchers found that the effects of unhealthy eating commence at an early age, with the tell-tale signs of cholesterol noticeable in children aged between three and five, Daily Mail reported. According to the researchers, from St Michael's ...

Montreal and Toronto need a new breed of mayor

inauguration of the dissident artist's zodiac installation yielded another of the culture clashes we've come to expect in the Ford era, although this one made the oversized mayor look even smaller than ...

New Law Protesters Face 10 Years In Prison for Wearing Masks in Canada

Prison Planet.com June 20, 2013 A new Canadian bill turned law continues the international fight against protesters and the resistance movement by making it a crime punishable by up to 10 years in prison to wear a mask or any form of identity concealment during non-authorized gatherings. The law indicates that wearing a mask or concealing ones identity during any unlawful assembly, as ...

Annual International ITEX Convention in Orlando recognizes ITEX Toronto

ITEX Toronto Recognized for Outstanding Performance ITEX, The Largest Business Barter Exchange in North America, Salutes the Best of the Best Toronto, Ontario – June 19, 2013 ITEX in Toronto, a leading business bartering network in Canada, has picked up 3 awards for performance, leadership and business growth. These awards were announced at the 31st Annual International ITEX Convention ...

UNICEF Canada launches 48 hour emergency appeal to support Syrian children in crisis

. "I have met parents that have risked their lives, fleeing their homes with young children. They often leave at night with nothing and travel on foot to reach overcrowded desert camps where temperatures are extreme, resources are scarce and life is unimaginably difficult," says UNICEF Canada's President and ...

Secret tax-haven files lift veil on $32M Ontario fraud

List of tax-haven names released to public The leaked files show the inner workings of how he lured dozens of investors with the promise of heady returns from offshore ventures, and provide a cautionary tale for anyone thinking of investing offshore. Among those taken in were a navy veteran, a doctor, property developers, a farmer, nurses, a filmmaker and retirees. "He promised amazing ...