Foreign media reports that more than 28,000 people have died and tens of thousands have been injured in the 7.8-magnitude earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria on Monday (Feb. 6). The reports indicated that rescue operations are still underway. The Syrian government approved sending aid to rebel-held areas on Friday, but the long-running civil war Read More…
As the world continues to evolve and change, so does the way in which political leaders and elected officials conduct themselves in the public eye. Over the years, the decline in political decorum has become a cause for concern, leading many to question the behaviour and actions of those who are meant to represent their Read More…
Governments are responsible for informing the public of official government business that they should know about. However, sometimes, they may not want to address the press due to the content being unfavourable or having negative implications on the government or representation. In such cases, they issue press releases late on Friday evenings, as that is Read More…
In this column, I will be keeping the promise I made in my last column (Part 1) to provide examples of value proposition letters you can send unsolicited to employers as part of your job search activities. In other words, you are not responding to a job posting with your resume and a value proposition Read More…
A Pioneer in Islamic Martial Arts and the first member of Canada’s National Taekwondo team Black History Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of Black Canadians to the country’s history and culture. One person who has made a significant impact in the martial arts world is Master Abdullah Sabree. Since the Read More…
