Archive for October, 2006

New UofT website will spotlight Asia Pacific area

Monday, October 16th, 2006

The tanks have left the streets and the troops are returning to their

barracks. Two weeks have passed since the September 19th coup Which saw the military, led by General Sonthi Boonyaratglin, overthrew the civilian government of Thaksin Shinawatra which brought a dramatic conclusion to the political crisis that thad gripped Thailand for

several months. (more…)

Was 9/11 a ‘created crisis’? Book Author makes his points with drama and vigor

Tuesday, October 10th, 2006

barrie zwickerOn October 6, Barrie Zwicker, author of Towers of Deception the only Canadian book offering a 9/11 conspiracy theory drew CEMAs largest audience of the season.

Illustrating his points with a screening of a portion of the DVD accompanying his recently published book, Barrie claimed the current administration of the U.S. is dominated by a shadowy think tank that engineered the 9/11 disaster to create the crisis that led to the

Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. (more…)

Munk Centre, MHSO and OMNI commemorate Hungarian Revolution

Thursday, October 5th, 2006

The abortive Hungarian Revolution of 1956 against Communist rule, which brought 38,000 refugees to Canada can justifiably be recorded as part of our history; all levels of Canadian governments a came to the aid of the newcomers and both earlier immigrants from Hungary and native born Canadians responded quickly with donations of cash and clothing. (more…)

Scholarships for Portuguese-Canadian Students

Monday, October 2nd, 2006

The Federation of Portuguese Canadian Business Professionals is now taking

applications for their annual scholarship. Attached you will find what you

require to apply and the application form all in one document (pdf format).

Please forward this application to anyone who is of Portuguese decent,

and/or fill it out yourself if you are. ..you never know, $1000 or more may

be headed your way!

DEADLINE: OCTOBER 12, 2006 at 6pm

(more…)

CEMA event expanded my horizons, new member says

Monday, October 2nd, 2006

BY ACE ALVAREZ

A new member of CEMA says that his first event at the association has expanded his horizons on the active participation of ethnic journalists in the general milieu of the Canadian society.

Admitted as CEMA member recently, Roberto Butch Galicia was referring to the reception hosted by the Ontario Association of Radiologists (OAR) for CEMA in downtown Toronto on September 28, 2006, where the executive officers of OAR called upon members of the ethnic media for assistance on OARs communication needs in the language of their various communities. (SEE PHOTOGRAPH at end of this article) (more…)