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Michael Lazaridis a.k.a Mr. BlackBerry

Michael Lazaridis a.k.a Mr. BlackBerry

At age 12, he won a prize at the Windsor Public Library for reading every science book in the library!

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The Greek Naked News Anchors

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Joint meeting of Canada – USA Youth Network

Joint meeting of Canada – USA Youth Network

09 March 2010

A joint meeting of the Coordinating Councils of the USA-Canada Youth Network is scheduled to start today at the Intercontinental Hotel in Toronto (foto). It will wind up on Sunday, March 7. The network’s Coordinator, Maurice Gritzalis spoke to ERA-5’s program “Network Without Borders”, saying that it would be the first time that such a [...]

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Canadian immigration improves online resources

Canadian immigration improves online resources

08 March 2010

Immigration Minister Jason Kenney recently announced a new online resource to make it easier for immigrants to settle in when they move to Canada. The new website provides information on Government and local services for new migrants to Canada. Immigration Minister Kenney had the following to say: “The Services for Newcomers resource has been put in [...]

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Toronto’s Greek revival is alive and well

Toronto’s Greek revival is alive and well

08 March 2010

Toronto – “Opa!” the waiter shouts, as the brandy-soaked Greek cheese bursts into flames. This scene unfolds repeatedly in restaurants that line Toronto’s Danforth Avenue between Pape and Chester in the neighborhood known as Greektown. Evidence of the area’s Greek heritage is seen and heard throughout the streets here. The blue and white Greek flag is [...]

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Burnaby Family Shares the Olympic spirit

Burnaby Family Shares the Olympic spirit

06 March 2010

A little food, new friends and a healthy dose of homeland patriotism. That was the recipe cooked up at a longtime Burnaby institution this month for a unique Olympic memory that won’t soon be forgotten. The Siormanolakis family, who opened Romana Restaurant in 1973 and are still serving up Greek and Italian dishes at the Heights-area [...]

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Greece at the Winter Para Olympic Games in Vancouver

Greece at the Winter Para Olympic Games in Vancouver

05 March 2010

The Paralympic torch relay has begun. A ceremony on Parliament Hill lit the Paralympic flame and launched its 10-day journey to Vancouver. Some 600 people will carry the flame before the Games begin with opening ceremonies at B.C. Place next Friday. Fifty-five Canadian athletes will join 1,300 competitors from 43 other countries. They will compete for gold in five [...]

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Canada celebrates Olympic closing ceremony with Greek Flag

Canada celebrates Olympic closing ceremony with Greek Flag

01 March 2010

The Vancouver Olympics may have opened with an uneasy, sombre tone, but they closed in a spirit of celebration — with a tongue-in-cheek nod to everything Canadians are deeply proud to be. With cheers still ringing from Vancouver to Charlottetown, after Canada’s dramatic gold-medal win Sunday afternoon over the U.S. in men’s hockey, the evening’s Winter [...]

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