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Lets get to that list with our panel. So, 100 days in, the president admits the job he won back in november has been harder than he expected. I loved my previous life. I loved my previous life. I had so many thinks going. I actually this is more work than my previous life. I thought it would be easier. Now, the president is marking the 100th day milestone with a taste of that old life. Retreating to his comfort zone of big crowds and faithful fans. Hes holding a rally tonight in pennsylvania. This is a state that helped him win back in november. Turning red for the first time in nearly three d...

It’s the last weekend of April and it’s going to be a warm one, so here are some fun activities you can do in Toronto to take advantage!

A fence in Toronto is paying tribute to the unsung heroes who walk among us Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. There is a new reason to cycle or walk a Toronto trail this weekend, and it involves paying tribute to unsung heroes. On The Fence is a free, outdoor photo exhibit, part of the Scotiabank Contact Festival, and it is literally on a fence along the Martin Goodman Trail just outside Ontario Place. On The Fence is a free, outdoor photo exhibit, part of the Scotiabank Contact Festival, and it is litera...

NOW Magazine Big Pharma putting profits ahead of global health in COVID fight Plus, Doug Ford's middle finger to Ontario, corporate media's climate cop-out, and the glow comes off Toronto Blooms in reader mail this week By NOW Staff Pharmaceutical companies not sharing vaccine know-how Back in my native country, Ethiopia, COVID-19 is wreaking havoc. Because Ethiopia is a low-income country that cannot afford to procure vaccines independently, millions of people at risk will not receive a safe and effective vaccine for COVID-19 for years to come. This should concern us all because ou...

Going to live for now, bad news, he has to take shots, insulin, most likely he'll be dead by 25. >> that death sentence didn't stop him. at 12 years old, phil jumped on a bike. >> i disobeyed some rules. my weight, to a snack machine, i got a snickers bar. i figured, okay, i don't want to wait two hours for my insulin to kick in, i want to eat my candy bars, how can i do it? i rode my bike through the streets of the neighborhood until my legs hurt again. the bike gave me the discipline i needed to control diabetes. >> in college phil got the idea to start a non-profit called team type 1 to emp...