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Last week, Art Eggleton, John Sewell and David Crombie released a joint letter stating that they question the interpretation of the research leading to city council’s decision to rename Dundas Street. 

By Diane Batshaw Eisman, M.D. FAAP Doctor Eisman is in Family Practice in Aventura, Florida with her partner, Dr. Eugene Eisman, an internist/cardiologist It had finally cooled down. And so, in the early evening, I felt the courage to sit outside with a cup of tea. After a few moments, I was delight

You can thank Churchill for this ungainly "landship" — the prototype tank.

14 August is Falklands Day and commemorates the first sighting of the Falkland Islands on that day in 1592 by the English navigator and explorer, John Davis, on board his 120-ton vessel Desire.  Davis (1550-1605) was one of the principal navigators under Queen Elizabeth I.  

Land powers are ever more assertive. This is not good news for either free trade or liberty

Today in History 26 July: Get here what happened on 26 July related to famous personalities, Indian - World history events, birthday, death, sports, politics, music etc.

The greatest Briton’s last surviving employee has now died, denying us the power of her testimony

Hello, my friends my name is Chris Elliott looking at the events in Russia and the Ukraine, and at times it’s hard to accept the news being broadcasted and clearly, there are a  lot of lies and misinformation being circulated to gain advantages.   This is not uncommon in politics and we only have to…

CRAIG BROWN: On December 31, a walrus stayed in the harbour in Scarborough, resulting in the town cancelling its New Year fireworks. The walrus was named after which superhero?

Many of us may know a little about Kerry Antarctic explorer Tom Crean, but author Tom Foley tells COLETTE SHERIDAN there is a wider story to tell.