Month: October 2015

  • Canada’s Chic Choc Spiced Rum uses these Six indigenous Spices

    Canada’s Chic Choc Spiced Rum uses these Six indigenous Spices

    It’s time to prepare for the cool autumn weather so why not warm up with a Cider Buttered Rum made with Chic Choc Spiced Rum.         Chic Choc Spiced Rum, made in Canada, is produced with six indigenous spices, creating a fresh take on rum that features a spicy bouquet with nuances…

  • In The United Kingdom, Toronto Blue Jays Makes Canada Tourist Target

    In The United Kingdom, Toronto Blue Jays Makes Canada Tourist Target

    In the era of social media, it only takes a few seconds for a picture to change the world. Photographs shared on sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest can shape public opinion in seconds, which has huge implications for politics, marketing, and social campaigning. Last week, amongst the many iconic images doing the rounds…

  • Why Ontarians Continue Having Trouble Paying For Electricity

    Why Ontarians Continue Having Trouble Paying For Electricity

    [See Comments at the end of this article for updates Ed.] “All my pension goes to pay my electricity” – constituent.     With Ontario boasting the highest energy prices in North America, quite honestly I don’t know how some people get by. When people bring their electricity bills into my office, it provides a line-by-line window…

  • Ontario Set to be First Province to test Auto-driving Vehicles and Technology

    Ontario Set to be First Province to test Auto-driving Vehicles and Technology

    Ontario First to Test Automated Vehicles on Roads in Canada Province Supports Innovation in Transportation Technology     Ontario is launching a new pilot to allow for the testing of automated vehicles on Ontario roads.   Automated vehicles are driverless or self-driving vehicles that are capable of detecting the surrounding environment using artificial intelligence, sensors…

  • Canada Needs To Adopt WHO Labeling Says MP Justin Trudeau

    Canada Needs To Adopt WHO Labeling Says MP Justin Trudeau

    Article from March , 2013 –  In 1981, the World Health Organization introduced Code of Marketing for Breast-milk Substitutes. To date, 84 countries have enacted legislation making the labeling Code law in their countries. While Canada agreed and signed onto The Code and the amendments, to date it has not created any law, which would…