{ Copied & Pasted from Radio Free Earth News, Welcome back – Doug – —————jim }
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Friday, 12 September, 2014 -( 55˚F / 13˚C – With ‘light’ rain in Ithaca @ 12:20 pm in Ithaca )-
{ We’ve been doing this because we believe the CBC may be more honest and more respectable than Media in the U.S.A., & not a lot of people in the U.S. may know that or have access to anyone who might point them toward the CBC & their web site. }
{ & again, these are not links. If you want to read these stories, listen to sound clips, or see any video -if there is any video- go to CBC dot CA/news. —Thanks. ———djo——— }
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Lead Articles:
-Analysis- ‘He really is not the same as Rob Ford’: But will that help Doug Ford or hurt him? { Rob Ford bowed out of the mayoral race in Toronto and his brother, Doug, jumped in. John Tory, a Conservative, was in 1st place in the polls and probably still is, Rob was in 2nd, and Olivia Chow, NDP, was in 3rd. We’ll have to wait and see if Doug replacing Rob changes anything, or if any significant ‘X Factor’ changes everything. —djo— }
Rob Ford quits Toronto mayoral race, brother Doug steps in { }
N.L. Tories to pick new premier at St. John’s convention { }
Ukraine PM says country still in state of war with Russia { }
Ebola ‘moving far faster than the capacity to manage’: WHO { }
Family of British hostage appeal to Islamic State to make contact { }
Watch for northern lights across Canada tonight { }
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“Offbeat”
Paris Hilton buys tiny Pomeranian worth $13K from Calgary dog breeder { }
Rory McIlroy hits tee shot into fan’s pocket { }
Teen petitions to have his laser-cat portrait in high school yearbook { }
Black bear in tree shot with tranquilizing darts during capture in Calgary { }
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“Most Viewed”
How Doug Ford’s political skills and baggage will affect his mayoral candidacy { }
Terry Fox’s cancer now highly curable says medical expert { But ‘Big Pharma’ does not want cheap cures on the market when they are making so much money with pills that keep people sick and only relieve a little of their pain and suffering. —djo— }
Ebola crisis: Nursing student returns from ‘terrifying’ aid trip { }
B.C. teachers’ strike: Both sides silently resume discussions { }
-20 photo slide show- Oscar Pistorius guilty of culpable homicide { }
-Blog- Facebook Messenger found to be tracking ‘a lot more data than you think’ { }
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Other:
Take a tour of Canada’s HMCS Athabaskan docked in Baltimore { }
#AmINext aims to raise awareness about murdered aboriginal women { }
Ray Rice and how the NFL handled 6 other domestic abuse cases { }
-In Depth- Forced marriage victim, legal experts call for more government action { }
-Photos- TIFF 2014 Celebrity selfies { }
Vikings RB Adrian Peterson booked, released from jail { }
What are the hot food trends this fall? { }
3 WW II-era bombs found on Corrections Canada site { }
-Smart Money- In love? Then it’s time to have the money talk { Gag! Sounds like a war between the greedy and those who still have their hearts and souls intact. —djo— }
-Must Watch- Doug Ford sound bites { }
-Must Watch- California wildfire { }
-Editor’s Pick- / -Photos- TIFF 2014: Day 8 highlights { }
-World- The week in pictures, Sept. 8-12 { }
-Canada- Lazy days of summer? Not for these MPs { 3 photos of Liberals, 3 photos of Conservatives and 1 photo of an NDP MP working through photo ops over the summer- Sound slanted to you? —djo— }
-Business- Sandy McTire and the iPhone get makeovers: the business week in review { }
-Business- Netflix expansion in Europe worries French film industry { }
-Business- Loonie down to near 90 cents US amid geopolitical turmoil { -Who is trying to convince you that there is a world geopolitical turmoil and why would they want to do that? —djo— }
-Business- Where is Ottawa again? iPhone 6 delivery map mixes up Canadian cities { }
-Health- High-dose opioid painkillers still prescribed at high rates in Canada { }
-Arts & Entertainment- And the winner is? Our picks for top flick at TIFF { }
-Arts & Entertainment- Scorsese vs. Trumbull: Competing visions collide at TIFF { }
-Technology & Science- Cause of massive Antarctic ice shelf collapse uncovered { }
-Technology & Science- Apple iPhone 6 map of Canada confuses Toronto, Ottawa { And Canadians visiting us here in ‘the lower 48’ gasp at weather maps that end at the Canadian border. They know a lot more about us, even our weather, than we know about them. Why do you suppose that is? Narcissism? Wool pulled over -whose- eyes? —djo— }
-Technology & Science- Jane Goodall on Vancouver Aquarium belugas: ‘That’s not right’ { This article describes Jane as a ‘renowned conservationist’ and quotes her as saying that the Vancouver Aquarium’s beluga breeding programme is ‘indefensible’. Has anybody asked the belugas, orcas and dolphins what they think about this? —djo— }
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“Local /New Brunswick”
Bruce Northrup, province files defence against Windsor Energy claims { “Former natural resources minister Bruce Northrup and the province of New Brunswick have filed a statement of defence against claims made by natural gas exploration company Windsor Energy. – Khalid Amin, the president of Calgary-based Windsor Energy, launched a $105-million lawsuit against the New Brunswick government and Northrup last month alleging Northrup made false, misleading and defamatory comments that hurt the company. – Amin claims Northrup was libellous when he issued a press release in November of 2011, following an incident in which a Windsor subcontractor did seismic tests along Route 1 inside Sussex town limits. – Northrup said the company had violated the province’s Oil and Natural Gas Act – The province also filed a complaint with the RCMP. – In the statement of defence, the law firm Stewart McKelvey says, “the defendants deny the words complained of were made with malice.” – “The public had a social, political and moral interest in receiving those statements.” – The defence also denies that Windsor Energy’s reputation suffered because of Northrup’s comments. – They argue that any damage to reputation “is not as a result of the words complained of, but because of the plaintiffs’ actions in the media and the plaintiffs’ actions in disregarding the requirements of the act and regulations, its licence and permit.” -” —djo— }
Michael Camp: Liberals, PC stick to script in ‘strange election’ { }
N.B. this week { }
Liberal candidate Andrew Harvey’s fraud charges dropped { }
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{ 1:45 pm – Publishing now, will finish checking for typos and painting with crayons later – 5:22 pm – Back from chores & other tasks, colorized and checking one more time before ‘updating’ – ———djo——— }