Publicist/CPRS. Trusted Publicity and Media Relations for Music, Arts & Entertainment for 25 years in Toronto, Ontario and across Canada! 💜
Love planet Earth.
We couldn’t have said it better ourselves: do what’s right, not what’s easy @SylviaJonesMPP.
Cancer patients deserve every possible chance at treatment that could save their lives. Every excuse for denying that chance raises serious questions about this government’s priorities.
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🌺An hour of all🇨🇦 folk music called “Canadian Roots” Sun Nov 8th at 10pmE. 🆕🎶 @niquay_laura Marie-Gold, Mattie Leon, @sultansofstring and @manelijamal ! 🎧 at 91.7fm in the Town of Erin, or stream via https://t.co/OqRHABxiqF🌺
An Ontario mother is questioning why an OPP officer who fatally struck her 25-year-old son while speeding was promoted to detective sergeant shortly after the collision
The 48-year-old woman who helped two boys badly beat a 59-year-old cadet supervisor has been identified in a breaking story by reporter Ling Hui of the Toronto Sun. The name of the woman is Estela Quintanilla of Hamilton.
The altercation arose when a 12-year-old male and his 11-year-old male friend assaulted two cadets who were handing out poppies for Remembrance Day with an air horn.
The cadets told their supervisor what had happened and he followed the aggressors into a restaurant to talk to them.
Quintanilla, who was a bystander, intervened in the discussion by pushing the victim to the ground, whereupon the twelve-year-old male stomped on the victim's head.
The cadet supervisor is badly injured. Hamilton Police have described the injuries as, "Life altering," which seems to be the new substitute for life threatening.
The eleven-year-old wasn't charged for his part in it. Our legal system seems to be hell-bent on facilitating violent offenders.
This Remembrance Day, remember all of the Canadian men who fought and died so that the rest of us could life in an anarcho-tyranny.
Son speaks out about savage attack on Father, supervising cadets selling poppies. GoFundMe campaign started
https://t.co/jIRLAKBvPu #Hamont#BurlON#KennethKunkel
A government’s budget shows you what it values.
Doug Ford has found money for a billion-dollar early booze rollout, private career college spending, Ontario Place, and other costly choices.
Meanwhile, people are still waiting for the services and support they actually need.
That’s the problem with this Fall Economic Statement: the priorities are still backwards.
#onpoli @stephaniebowman
Hallway medicine, EMS stretcher medicine, and chair medicine remains a serious problem in Ontario ERs. Premier Ford promised to eliminate it. Instead it exploded under his leadership. Hospital underfunding remains a serious problem. By @AidanChamandy
https://t.co/d0i7XSPsh0
@RichardFlohil@billboardca "Many of its graduates have established successful careers across the music and entertainment industry,
"Multiple alumni have earned the industry's highest honours, including Grammy and Juno awards." - @billboardca.
😒 Toronto’s Harris Institute to Close After Nearly 40 Years As a @HarrisInstitute alumni this is awful news.
the decision follows major changes to the #Ontario government’s post-secondary education plans – @billboardca.
https://t.co/HI1ZDroIgB
@RichardFlohil "the decision follows major changes to the #Ontario government’s post-secondary education plans, including the restriction of student visas for private colleges, the OSAP freeze on student loan payments and the elimination of grants for private college students. - @billboardca.
@RichardFlohil The music industry operates as a foundational piece of Ontario’s wider arts and culture sector, which injects $26 billion to $27 billion annually into Ontario's GDP.
😒 Gimme a break! This guy is laughing all the way to the "bank."
The price of food and household supplies is freaking out of control and people are starving.
Sophomore album ‘Kunlé – The Journey’ is deeply personal and built upon reflections collected over many years on his self-discovery journey. ‘Àjà – Whirlwind’ is a big opening number, using strings, keys, and layered vocals to elevate a global roots sound to an orchestral level.
As a singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, Kunlé infuses folk and roots music with traditional instrumentation and storytelling from West Africa to create a global folk sound. His celebrated warm live performances have seen him perform with Töme, AHI, and Shakura S’Aida.