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May 19, 2008 News and Trends
THT invites supporters to hold their own Eurovision fundraiser
Tue, 13 May 2008 09:54:45 PDT
COMMENT: Gay marriage in America - two steps forward, one step back I'm not a big game show watcher. But I do know that you get to spin big wheels on The Price is Right and Wheel of Fortune. Sometimes you hit the jackpot, sometimes you land in a good spot and sometimes you get skunked. Tories stress need for children to have "male role models" The Shadow Secretary of State for Health has called for the government to assert the need for a child to have a male role model. Andrew Lansle
Eurovision's gay fans advised to be discreet while in Serbia
Tue, 13 May 2008 10:50:26 PDT
Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority accused of gay prejudice The body which awards compensation to victims of violent crime rejected a claim from a gay man because of his sexuality, it has been claimed. Kenneth Neil was the victim of a vicious and unprovoked homophobic attack. opinionuk-newsworld-newspoliticslawhealthfinanceentertainment Commons debate: from born again to born with two mummies There were a range of views on display during yesterday's second reading of the Human
Prof to Be on CBC, U of G Makes Headlines (University of Guelph News)
Wed, 14 May 2008 06:28:33 PDT
Prof. Alfons Weersink, Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics, will take part in a special panel discussion on the global food crisis tonight at 9 p.m. on CBC's The National. Weersink will join, among others, CBC's Peter Mansbridge and Brian Stewart, the network's foreign affairs correspondent, and answer viewers' questions about the international food shortage. The ...
Lucas: Universal human rights are being eroded
Wed, 14 May 2008 07:02:19 PDT
Statue of gay rights hero to be unveiled next week Harvey Milk, the first out gay male politician in American history, is to be honoured with a statue in San Francisco City Hall. The memorial will be unveiled next Thursday. Caymans will not accept gay partnerships In the wake of an incident in which a gay man was detained by police on the Cayman Islands after kissing his boyfriend in public, a politician in the British Overseas Territory has questioned why he received an apology.
Former CBC News chief Burman to tackle new post at Al-Jazeera (CBC)
Wed, 14 May 2008 10:37:00 PDT
Less than a year after leaving the CBC, former editor in chief Tony Burman is taking on a top post at news network Al-Jazeera English.
Former aide warned Gordon Brown not to abolish 10p tax band
Thu, 15 May 2008 04:32:06 PDT
Islamic influence on UN Human Rights Council worries humanists The Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA) has written to Foreign Office minister Lord Malloch-Brown about the activities of the Organisation of Islamic Conference. opinionuk-newsworld-newspoliticslawhealthfinanceentertainment COMMENT: Governments must take all measures necessary to protect LGBT citizens A number of people around the world – including in Europe – continue to be stigmatised because of their actual o
IDAHO will be marked with
Thu, 15 May 2008 05:14:26 PDT
Lucas: Universal human rights are being eroded A leading Green party politician claims "international appeasement of conservative regimes" is a threat to human rights. Caroline Lucas represents South East England in the European Parliament. Stonewall seeks fans on Facebook Gay equality organisation Stonewall has launched a new Facebook page as everyone from MPs to aspiring pop stars continue to use the social networking site to connect with friends and supporters. opinionuk-new
Wadah Khanfar announces former head of CBC News, was moving over to Al Jazeera, Jihad!
Thu, 15 May 2008 06:35:57 PDT
Wadah Khanfar, director general of the Al-Jazeera network, announced Burman’s appointment as managing editor on Wednesday. There’s the lefty Media Bias again, heres hoping he ends up with a fatwah. Or Al Battar gets him. When I received word that Tony Burman, the former head of CBC News, was moving over to Al Jazeera, I thought it was a spoof. Alas, I’m wrong. Burman follows Avi Lewis to the jihadist propaganda arm. I wonder how much back-pay they’ll get? http://ezralevant.com/2008/
Celebrating Quebec City?s 400th anniversary across all
Thu, 15 May 2008 07:30:48 PDT
Celebrating Quebec City’s 400th anniversary across all May 15th, 2008 CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION NEWS - MEDIA : May 15, 2008 10:30 Celebrating Quebec City’s 400th anniversary across all CBC/Radio-Canada platforms MONTREAL, May 15 /CNW Telbec/ - As a “Major Partner” of Quebec City’s 400th anniversary celebrations, CBC/Radio-Canada is very proud to be associated with this landmark event and is pleased to help promote it across all its platforms (Radio, TV and the Internet). T
COMMENT: Governments must take all measures necessary to protect LGBT citizens
Thu, 15 May 2008 08:29:31 PDT
Supreme Court to rule on gay marriage in California The California Supreme Court will decide today if barring same-sex couples from marriage violates the state’s constitution. The Court agreed to hear the case in 2006. Islamic influence on UN Human Rights Council worries humanists The Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA) has written to Foreign Office minister Lord Malloch-Brown about the activities of the Organisation of Islamic Conference. opinionuk-newsworld-newspolit
Once again stock market blasts through historic record high; CBC oblivious
Thu, 15 May 2008 14:32:13 PDT
The TSX stands at a record 14,803 right now, the highest it’s ever been in history, and in New York the Dow is also doing well lately. And the CBC is reporting virtually nothing, again. And therefore they’re misinforming you. To get the attention of the liberal-leftist media like CBC, an oil company or a bank has to make a profit. Then there’s a five-part “Passionate Eye” series on Newsworld about the evils of capitalism. Or state funding has to be reduced for Canada’s “artists”, or Suz
Telus ordered to refund some customers over access fee
Thu, 15 May 2008 16:27:18 PDT
Telus ordered to refund some customers over access fee May 15, 2008 on 11:41 pm | In Finance | No Comments BY PAUL JAY The federal telecommunications regulator has ordered Telus Corp. to refund some customers who were forced to pay a network-access charge. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) said Telus “improperly” charged a monthly $2.95 fee to customers who did not use its long-distance network. But the CRTC said Telus customers who did make long-dis
CBC greets good, positive economic news in U.S. as “less ugly”
Fri, 16 May 2008 11:03:49 PDT
Sure don’t want to overstate the possible good news, huh? Err on the side of abject negativity and foretell possible dismay, just in case! The liberals’ left-wing economic gloom and doom media dissemination (while conservatives rule) division, the state-owned-for-no-apparent-reason CBC Newsworld (channel 390 in my dial) just noticed the housing market in the U.S. has finally turned a corner, after months of their gleeful daily updates informing us how horrible things are, and how they’re g
Star Choice is too good for RDI
Fri, 16 May 2008 23:08:39 PDT
The CBC is complaining to the CRTC because Canadian satellite TV provider Star Choice does not include francophone all-news channel RDI as part of its basic lineup. The problem is that the CRTC mandates that RDI be included in all cable and satellite basic lineups, as it does for channels like CPAC, Newsworld and The Weather Network. So unless I (and the CBC) are missing something, Star Choice is violating CRTC regulations. (Then again, it’s not the only company that thinks CRTC rules are just
Food and climate fears put focus on global biodiversity - The Post
Sat, 17 May 2008 13:19:19 PDT
Food and climate fears put focus on global biodiversity - The Post May 17th, 2008 Telegraph.co.uk Food and climate fears put focus on global biodiversityThe Post, Pakistan - 1 hour ago… gathering in Bonn, maintaining the myriad diversity of nature represents a life assurance policy covering man's future in the face of global warming. …Wildlife populations 'plummeting' BBC NewsWorld's animal population has plummeted by a third since the 1970s Mail on SundayWorld species dying out like flies:
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Tue, 13 May 2008 09:54:45 PDT
COMMENT: Gay marriage in America - two steps forward, one step back I'm not a big game show watcher. But I do know that you get to spin big wheels on The Price is Right and Wheel of Fortune. Sometimes you hit the jackpot, sometimes you land in a good spot and sometimes you get skunked. Tories stress need for children to have "male role models" The Shadow Secretary of State for Health has called for the government to assert the need for a child to have a male role model. Andrew Lansle
Eurovision's gay fans advised to be discreet while in Serbia
Tue, 13 May 2008 10:50:26 PDT
Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority accused of gay prejudice The body which awards compensation to victims of violent crime rejected a claim from a gay man because of his sexuality, it has been claimed. Kenneth Neil was the victim of a vicious and unprovoked homophobic attack. opinionuk-newsworld-newspoliticslawhealthfinanceentertainment Commons debate: from born again to born with two mummies There were a range of views on display during yesterday's second reading of the Human
Prof to Be on CBC, U of G Makes Headlines (University of Guelph News)
Wed, 14 May 2008 06:28:33 PDT
Prof. Alfons Weersink, Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics, will take part in a special panel discussion on the global food crisis tonight at 9 p.m. on CBC's The National. Weersink will join, among others, CBC's Peter Mansbridge and Brian Stewart, the network's foreign affairs correspondent, and answer viewers' questions about the international food shortage. The ...
Lucas: Universal human rights are being eroded
Wed, 14 May 2008 07:02:19 PDT
Statue of gay rights hero to be unveiled next week Harvey Milk, the first out gay male politician in American history, is to be honoured with a statue in San Francisco City Hall. The memorial will be unveiled next Thursday. Caymans will not accept gay partnerships In the wake of an incident in which a gay man was detained by police on the Cayman Islands after kissing his boyfriend in public, a politician in the British Overseas Territory has questioned why he received an apology.
Former CBC News chief Burman to tackle new post at Al-Jazeera (CBC)
Wed, 14 May 2008 10:37:00 PDT
Less than a year after leaving the CBC, former editor in chief Tony Burman is taking on a top post at news network Al-Jazeera English.
Former aide warned Gordon Brown not to abolish 10p tax band
Thu, 15 May 2008 04:32:06 PDT
Islamic influence on UN Human Rights Council worries humanists The Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA) has written to Foreign Office minister Lord Malloch-Brown about the activities of the Organisation of Islamic Conference. opinionuk-newsworld-newspoliticslawhealthfinanceentertainment COMMENT: Governments must take all measures necessary to protect LGBT citizens A number of people around the world – including in Europe – continue to be stigmatised because of their actual o
IDAHO will be marked with
Thu, 15 May 2008 05:14:26 PDT
Lucas: Universal human rights are being eroded A leading Green party politician claims "international appeasement of conservative regimes" is a threat to human rights. Caroline Lucas represents South East England in the European Parliament. Stonewall seeks fans on Facebook Gay equality organisation Stonewall has launched a new Facebook page as everyone from MPs to aspiring pop stars continue to use the social networking site to connect with friends and supporters. opinionuk-new
Wadah Khanfar announces former head of CBC News, was moving over to Al Jazeera, Jihad!
Thu, 15 May 2008 06:35:57 PDT
Wadah Khanfar, director general of the Al-Jazeera network, announced Burman’s appointment as managing editor on Wednesday. There’s the lefty Media Bias again, heres hoping he ends up with a fatwah. Or Al Battar gets him. When I received word that Tony Burman, the former head of CBC News, was moving over to Al Jazeera, I thought it was a spoof. Alas, I’m wrong. Burman follows Avi Lewis to the jihadist propaganda arm. I wonder how much back-pay they’ll get? http://ezralevant.com/2008/
Celebrating Quebec City?s 400th anniversary across all
Thu, 15 May 2008 07:30:48 PDT
Celebrating Quebec City’s 400th anniversary across all May 15th, 2008 CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION NEWS - MEDIA : May 15, 2008 10:30 Celebrating Quebec City’s 400th anniversary across all CBC/Radio-Canada platforms MONTREAL, May 15 /CNW Telbec/ - As a “Major Partner” of Quebec City’s 400th anniversary celebrations, CBC/Radio-Canada is very proud to be associated with this landmark event and is pleased to help promote it across all its platforms (Radio, TV and the Internet). T
COMMENT: Governments must take all measures necessary to protect LGBT citizens
Thu, 15 May 2008 08:29:31 PDT
Supreme Court to rule on gay marriage in California The California Supreme Court will decide today if barring same-sex couples from marriage violates the state’s constitution. The Court agreed to hear the case in 2006. Islamic influence on UN Human Rights Council worries humanists The Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA) has written to Foreign Office minister Lord Malloch-Brown about the activities of the Organisation of Islamic Conference. opinionuk-newsworld-newspolit
Once again stock market blasts through historic record high; CBC oblivious
Thu, 15 May 2008 14:32:13 PDT
The TSX stands at a record 14,803 right now, the highest it’s ever been in history, and in New York the Dow is also doing well lately. And the CBC is reporting virtually nothing, again. And therefore they’re misinforming you. To get the attention of the liberal-leftist media like CBC, an oil company or a bank has to make a profit. Then there’s a five-part “Passionate Eye” series on Newsworld about the evils of capitalism. Or state funding has to be reduced for Canada’s “artists”, or Suz
Telus ordered to refund some customers over access fee
Thu, 15 May 2008 16:27:18 PDT
Telus ordered to refund some customers over access fee May 15, 2008 on 11:41 pm | In Finance | No Comments BY PAUL JAY The federal telecommunications regulator has ordered Telus Corp. to refund some customers who were forced to pay a network-access charge. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) said Telus “improperly” charged a monthly $2.95 fee to customers who did not use its long-distance network. But the CRTC said Telus customers who did make long-dis
CBC greets good, positive economic news in U.S. as “less ugly”
Fri, 16 May 2008 11:03:49 PDT
Sure don’t want to overstate the possible good news, huh? Err on the side of abject negativity and foretell possible dismay, just in case! The liberals’ left-wing economic gloom and doom media dissemination (while conservatives rule) division, the state-owned-for-no-apparent-reason CBC Newsworld (channel 390 in my dial) just noticed the housing market in the U.S. has finally turned a corner, after months of their gleeful daily updates informing us how horrible things are, and how they’re g
Star Choice is too good for RDI
Fri, 16 May 2008 23:08:39 PDT
The CBC is complaining to the CRTC because Canadian satellite TV provider Star Choice does not include francophone all-news channel RDI as part of its basic lineup. The problem is that the CRTC mandates that RDI be included in all cable and satellite basic lineups, as it does for channels like CPAC, Newsworld and The Weather Network. So unless I (and the CBC) are missing something, Star Choice is violating CRTC regulations. (Then again, it’s not the only company that thinks CRTC rules are just
Food and climate fears put focus on global biodiversity - The Post
Sat, 17 May 2008 13:19:19 PDT
Food and climate fears put focus on global biodiversity - The Post May 17th, 2008 Telegraph.co.uk Food and climate fears put focus on global biodiversityThe Post, Pakistan - 1 hour ago… gathering in Bonn, maintaining the myriad diversity of nature represents a life assurance policy covering man's future in the face of global warming. …Wildlife populations 'plummeting' BBC NewsWorld's animal population has plummeted by a third since the 1970s Mail on SundayWorld species dying out like flies:
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