Clinic chose citrus theme for window contest
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•Uptown Chiropractic was doing its bit for the Mount Pleasant Village BIA Window Wanderland Contest. As the genial Dr. Dawn Azzopardi recalls, the practice has an orange theme in its colour scheme. With the aggregation of lights and some Sunkist offerings from the local grocery, the Uptown gang came up with “Orange You Glad It’s Christmas?” It was a worthy contender and earned its second place ranking among the winners. That name is good for half the points all by itself. Other winners shown here are Vegan food shop Bello Bio (first) with a lovely table setting and The Little Dollhouse (third) for its creation of a charming winter scene. Bello Bio is located at 511 Mt. Pleasant Rd., Uptown Chiropractic at 645 Mount Pleasant and The Little Dollhouse at 612 Mt Pleasant Rd. All windows. Photos Mt Pleasant BIA
York U online student “can’t meet with women”
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•Jersey betrayal of trust a lesson to all in politics
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Heritage consultant comments on Bulldog story
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•53 Div. show jewels, valuables for identification
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Toronto’s Vivian Bercovici named envoy to Israel
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It is an appointment that will re-ignite the arguments about just how Canada should conduct itself in the Middle East. Our new ambassador to Israel is a fervent supporter of the state. And it gets down to where each of us find the moral high ground in that benighted part of the world. The U.S. took an interesting approach to what many will call the key point yesterday. John Kerry, the secretary of state, asked the Palestinian authority to recognize Israel’s right to exist and to exist in peace. It goes to the heart of what Canada’s new ambassador, Vivian Bercovici says, namely that the interminable conflict is caused by the refusal of some governments to recognize Israel on any terms. Ottawa Citizen