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85-year-old with Alzheimer's sold Bell products and services he can't use after visit to The Source cbc.ca 5 days ago Erica Johnson © Keith Burgess/CBC Ross Miller, who has Alzheimer’s, went to The Source in Toronto to buy a TV. Instead a salesperson sold him a Bell Fibe TV package, a landline, a tablet and two-year contracts for high-speed internet and a cell phone. Ross Miller, 85, thought he needed a new TV last October, so he went to The Source — a consumer electronics store owned by Bell Canada. But he got much more than he intended.  A sales rep signed Miller ...

629 views       MOSES A. MAWA Founder, President & CEO SILVERTRUST MEDIA, AFROGLOBAL TELEVISION – CANADA. Moses A. Mawa is the President and CEO of Silvertrust Media, Afroglobal Television, Destiny Harvest and the Transformation Institute. He founded the Crossover Mentorship Program for youth, the Black Media Association, and has co-founded the Marcus Garvey Institute with Dr. Julius Garvey, son of the legendary Marcus Mosiah Garvey, and their associate Michael Dawson. As a film and television Executive Producer, Moses has made Synergy, Standing Ovation, The Minister, the Omobella ...

Veteran radio personality passes on Ferrand “Randy D” Dopwell. Social Share St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) has lost one of its veteran radio personalities in the person of Ferrand “Randy D” Dopwell. The Rockies resident passed away at his home at around 11:10 p.m. on Thursday, January 14. Dopwell, with his unique voice can be considered one of the pioneers of radio in SVG, having begun his career in 1977 at Radio 705, the lone radio station at that time. Dopwell migrated to New York in 1971, with the sole aim of attending business school. Speaking at an awards ceremo...

Article content Anyone wanting to stroll into the midnight mass on Christmas Eve at Notre-Dame Cathedral Basilica on Sussex Drive is out of luck because the limited seats are all reserved. On Dec. 24 and Christmas Day, churches will have their final partially-full services before the lockdown. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ottawa lockdown brings restrictions on church ceremonies Back to video Starting Dec. 26, the province brings in new COVID-19 restrictions on all types of gatherings, from church services to who can come into your house. T...