Warrant released for suspected related to 2010 murder

Calgary Police have issued a warrant for the suspect related to the 2010 murder of 57 year-old Serafino Virgilio. Pablo Rodrigo Russell, 34 is being charged with first- degree murder, as well as one count of accessing and possessing child pornography. He was publically identified as a suspect in April 2010. Detectives believe Russell fled […]

Toronto Eaton Centre

Reporter Exposed Fraudulent Link Between MMR Vaccine and Autism

  Brian Deer could have become any type of journalist he wanted.   Instead, the British investigative reporter choose to spend seven years researching. Deer investigated former surgeon Andrew Wakefield’s research on the MMR (mumps, measles, rubella) vaccine. Wakefield claimed that that the vaccine, although protecting children from common viruses, lead to autism, an incurable […]

All Day I Dream About About Sex

He grabs you. You touch him back. He scratches, you moan. You move left, he moves with you. Your muscles briefly relax moments before  you start panting, sweating, and asking for more. Finally, you have the most intense, mind blowing orgasm you’ve ever experienced — only to wake up from it all and realize it […]

Bulldog Coffee

School is getting in the way of my social life. But, I did find some time to visit  Bulldog Coffee on the corner of Church and Granby, just one block south of Carlton. Their hot chocolate has been raved about by my fellow hot-beverage enthusiasts, and was even, as I found out later, rated the […]

Web 2.0 changes Journalism

Much like the printing press changed the way information was conveyed  in the 15 century, Web 2.0 is has had the same affect several hundred years later. Clay Shirkey, an American writer, consultant and teacher on the social and economic effects of Internet technologies, explained the downward spiral of the newspaper industry in his article Newspapers and […]

Toronto, Spring 2010

Web 2.0 might not provide the entire Journalistic experience readers are looking for

I don’t know what’s worse- knowing that you’re going to be $40,000 in debt in four years to get a bachelors degree in a program all of your instructors have warned you is dying OR being willing to cough up $40,000 because you still have a smidgen of faith that it’ll be around long enough […]

Honda Indy celebrates 25 years

Although this July marks the 25 anniversary of the Honda Indy in Toronto, car races at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) have been going on since the early 1900s. The first organized car races were held on a half-mile dirt track. It wasn’t until 1952 that the CNE paved the track in front of the […]