Vision Newspaper - Issue 01 - 2017

DOUBLE AWARD WINNING COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER

Issue 01 - 2017

647-386-3419

Donovan Bailey Excellence Personified Among Twenty Six Exceptional Honourees Appointed to the Order of Ontario >>page 5

Advertisment

News

2

The Caribbean T&T cracks down on illegal ‘scratch bombs’ PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) — Public Administration and Communications Minister Maxie Cuffe says suggestions regarding the illegal use of firecrackers also called scratch bombs will be forwarded to the Attorney General as the government moves to deal with the matter.

Cuffe met with various stakeholders as part of the anti-scratch bomb campaign themed “Have Fun without Having a Blast”.

A statement from the Ministry noted that since the campaign was launched just over two weeks ago there have been numerous suggestions, concerns and conversations on social and traditional media surrounding the proliferation and wanton use of scratch bombs and fireworks.

Scratch bombs are illegal and, according to Section 99 and 100 of the Summary Offenses Act, the use of fireworks in an area defined as a “town”, including Port of Spain, without permission from the Commissioner of Police at least 48 hours in advance, is illegal and subject to a TT$1,000 (One TT dollar =US$0.16 ).

The issue regarding the use of fireworks becomes an annual matter as the country prepares to usher in the New Year

Respiratory Outbreak Among Jamaican Army Recruits

An unusually large proportion of recruits have come down with what has been described as a respiratory outbreak according to army source, responding publicly to the health scare.

Major Basil Jarrett, Public affairs Officer has confirmed that some 57 recruits stationed at Twickenham Park, St. Catherine, about a mile from the old capital Spanish Town is where the outbreak has occurred.

“The recruits have since been given flu shots. Last week Thursday some 2 recruits fell ill during training” declared Major Basil Jarrett.

“A further third of a hundred came down with a respiratory ailment. Fifty seven (57) to date. Tests done by Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed that it is not N1H1 or the “Swine Flu”.

We weren’t sure what we were dealing with … the MOH went out to Twickenham Park. All recruits have been given flu shots … swabs were done …

57 out of 100 came down. Some are improving “recovery” has been taking place and have since been returned/ sent back to training. It is not unusual for the body to breakdown during training. Some 30 have been returned to training. Those affected were sent to Up Park Camp and quarantined. Sixty percent out of 100 recruits have been affected. Asserts Major Basil Jarrett of the army.

Foot Note It is not immediately clear what may have caused this outbreak. We hope that poor sanitary conditions are not responsible for this outbreak.

With a high crime rate we cannot allow our security forces to get ill.

New Pension Plan For Hotel Workers in Jamaica Haiti PM appeals for calm as year-end celebrations approach PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (CMC) — Prime Minister Enex Jean-Charles has called on Haitians to “bury the hatchet” and come together for the betterment of the French-speaking Caribbean Community (CARICOM) country as the population gets ready for the end of year celebrations.

“The heart of this country, despite everything, is still pulsating at the rhythm of goodwill and determination to transcend the divisions and differences that can potentially engulf us.

“At the end of the year, I make a vibrant appeal for a truce. Let us bury the hatchet ladies and gentlemen, and smoke the calumet of peace, while having the courage to enter into constructive dialogue, even just for this period of grace,” he said in a message ahead of the celebrations.

Jean-Charles said the end of 2016 will find Haitians “in an atmosphere of anxiety, uncertainty, byzantine struggles for the conquest of power, when they were supposed to see us in a fraternal communion for the regeneration of the common homeland.

The Minister in the presence of a wide cross section of Tourism interests from Red Caps to Immigration officers to Airport Management, announced this new pension plan.

1) He wanted the usual seasonal employment to change to being all year 2) To provide security of tenure for the workers and their families The Cabinet headed by PM Andrew Holness has approved 1Ja $ billion to be drawn from the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) to fund a pension plan for the sector. Minister Edmund Bartlett made the disclosure recently.

The usual seasonal nature and the uncertainties associated with such employment is about to change due to the hard work of the players and sound leadership. It was a packed VIP lounge last Tuesday at the Sangster’s International Airport, Montego Bay, that Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett chose to unveil plans to transform the tourism indistry in ways never seen before in Jamaica and possibly in the English speaking Caribbean.

This very revolutionary and ambitious plan is not new thinking but words are being matched by positive action. The first quarter of 2017 seem to be the target date for the legislative action. Approval will be smooth as both sides of the House are on board, so there is not likely to be too many hurdles to ovetcome.

The proposed pension plan is a definite game changer as it will provide greater security of tenure and workers can retire with the prospect of enhanced dignity.

Vision Newspaper was at the breakfast hosted by the Tourism Minister and applauds the move.

The World Perspective: Trial of US man who killed black churchgoers The monster who executed those parishioners of colour in South Carolina should get 200 years in prison, or the death penalty.

At church we should feel safe, carefree and very relaxed.

For some racist animal to have attack these defenceless beings and murder them is such a low down act, that to even write about same makes my blood run cold.

Dylann Roof What did those nine South Carolina worshipers did to deserve being so brutally murdered. It is all so crazy. Let him rot in hell for ever … Dylann Roof deserve nothing less.

Will he get the death penalty?

We should not hold ours breaths …. this is America, anything goes.

The First Black Woman DA in Alabama History Wants to Shake Up the Death Penalty Vision Newspaper is pleased to be associated with Ms. Lynneice Washington who has been democratically elected to the bench in Jefferson County, Alabama, to this white men’s club. Five black men were executed over a relatively short period. Is it that white folks do not commit serious crimes? Is this just a mere coincidence or unadulterated racism?

We hope and pray that female Judge Washington will make a real difference in this very white county.

Justice in our view should be colour blind.

It is not about black or white … it is really about ensuring that all get a fair shake and the rights and freedoms of all are respected.

Judge Washington is now in the big chair and in a unique if not powerful position to make a difference. She is now there, and to whom much is given, much is expected.

We congratulate the people of Jefferson County, Alabama, USA for having the vision to put some colour on their bench .

It is an idea whose time has come.

Perspectives by Hopeton O’Connor-Dennie who is Senior International Correspondent & Photojournalist for Vision Newspaper

For advertising enquiries email: info@visionnewspaper.ca or call 647-386-3419

Exposing the talent in our communities.

Vision Newspaper UK: Editor in Chief : Junior Whyte, Senior International Correspondent in Jamaica: Hopeton O’Connor-Dennie Vision Newspaper Canada: Editor in Chief: Alwin Marshall-Squire, Editors: Samantha Deschamps, Marilyn Marshall, Maresa Cadienhead BSc., NCCP

www.twitter.com/visionnewspaper www.facebook.com/visionnewspapercanada www.instagram.com/vision_newspaper_canada

News

3

Jamaican Police Commissioner Dr. Carl Williams Resigns

Perspective: Dr. Peter Phillips is Media Friendly & Disciplined

Reacting to the coronation of Dr. Peter Phillips as the president -elect of the PNP to replace Portia Simpson Miller at the elm of the Norman Manley founded party.

We sought a reaction to the announcement by Peter Bunting.

and moved Jamaica towards meeting each IMF stipulation (s) within the given time frame additionally Peter Phillips appears to be more articulate as to how he answers questions and is more forthcoming with the media than the current PNP leadership.”

This academic is 38 and has a PHD and is female. She asked not to use her name.

Social Media

SIC: How do you see Dr. Phillips as the next head of the PNP?

A number of persons on social media especially Twitter have reacted in a mixed way to Peter Bunting’s decision not to challenge for the PNP leadership.

An Academic: “While at the helm as Finance Minister Peter Phillips showed an unusual amount of restraint not usually seen in the People’s National Party (PNP)

Other reactions have been his (Dr. Phillips’s) lack of charisma. They feel this will not connect with the wider youthful demographics.

Voter appeal gives Andrew

You may recall the mock trial of Govenor Eyre. Story was carried in vision.

He was found guilty of murder/crimes against humanity.

Holness a definite edge.

Technocrat Phillips is seen as an academic, and has good technical and management skills. It is not known when Portia will step aside so the transition will occur.

The decision not to run for the PNP leadership has shaken up the political landscape in Jamaica.

The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) activists have reacted in mixed ways to the leadership changes in the PNP. Let us hear from you, how do you see Dr. Peter Phillips as head of the PNP? Do you share the view that Phillips is media friendly and disciplined? The verdict is yours as usual.

by HOPETON O’CONNOR-DENNIE - senior international correspondent & photojournalist for Vision Newspaper

With over 3000 homicides in two plus years under his watch Dr. Carl Williams has called it quits. Dr. Williams is the 28th commissioner of the 150 year old Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF). Williams was the most qualified commissioner on paper having acquieed a PHD. Paramilitary Force The police force was formed about 1867 shortly after the bloody Morant Bay rebellion/war of 1865. Many blacks were massacred by the then Militia under British rule.

The police body was formed as a paramilitary force to keep black people in their places. Slavery was abolished in 1838. Jamaica was granted limited self government after the bloody Morant Bay event.

See perspective later on the outgoing commissioner of police Dr. Carl Williams.

You may also recall that Major-General Antony Anderson former head of the army also left recently.

by Hopeton O'Connor-Dennie Senior International Correspondent & photojournalist for Vision Newspaper

Advertisment

PW LAWYERS

5.9 Million Traumatic Brain Injury Settlement

PERSONAL INJURY

*PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION

PAUL WILKINS LAWYER

Long Term Disability Car Accidents CONSULTATION CPP / ODSP Slip & Falls Tel: (905) 884-5554 Fax: (905) 884-5553 10265 Yonge Street, Suite 200 Dog Bites Richmond Hill, ON L4C 4Y7 E-mail: info@pwlawyers.ca

FREE

In case of emergency or after hours please call: (647) 967-1545

www.pwlawyers.ca

News

4

Bunting Breaks Silence On his ‘Chickening Out’ of PNP Race she would not contest for the presidency at the next annual conference of the party, which means a vacancy would exist.

Portia has been at the helm of the PNP from 2006 when she beat Dr. Peter Phillips and Omar Davis for the presidency on the retirement of Hon. P.J. Patterson. It was a bitterly divisive contest. The jury is yet to decide if the party has healed from that bruising race?”

Dues “I did not see a clear path to victory” Peter Bunting. “Michael Manley always said a politician should be able to do arithmetic.”

Vision Newspaper monitored this wide ranging interview in which Peter Bunting elaborated on his decision not to pursue the presidency of the 78 year old People’s National Party (PNP).

The surprised decision of Peter Bunting to withdraw from the impending leadership race to replace Portia Simpson Miller is still being analyzed, and is still causing a buzz. As announced at the last NEC meeting held at the Cedar Grove Academy, Portmore, St. Catherine where Portia indicated that

Bunting, in further explaining his decision not to contest said “Dr. Phillips has paid his dues and earned the right to replace Portia Simpson Miller as leader of the PNP. He earned his right by performance and not length of service. As finance Minister he did very well. Although we are leader centric we still need to be in the vanguard. We have lost the demographics of the younger voters to the G2K. The JLP is attracting the 35 age group and younger and the PNP is attracting those 54 and older.”

The G2K is the youth arm of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP).

Pressed as to his reason for withdrawing, Bunting admitted that: “I have never

contested a political race … as General Secretary I was asked to fill the vacancy, as for the Parliamentary seat, I was invited to fill the vacancy also … there was no contest held for any of these positions.

Asked to explain his political philosophy, Bunting said: “I believe in term limits …. it is at the top where cliques are formed.” These periodic changes create renewal in the leadership.

Path Eager to further explain his reason for withdrawing from the leadership contest to replace Portia, the Banker turn politician stated: The leadership of the party had made up their minds. I did not see a clear path to victory.” I had to make a judgment call … the party went through a General Election in February, a contest in September, and a Local Government Election in November, a form of contest fatigue was setting in. I could not put the party through that at this time. ” Questioned as to his relationship with Dr. Peter Phillips, the Central Manchester MP emphasized that : It was only this morning that Dr. Phillips and myself, sat down for an hour prior to coming here. ” Bunting was speaking in a live interview with Cliff Hughes, on “Cliff Hughes On Line” Nationwide FM

90.3. “Based on our meeting today it is my understanding that I will play an integral role in his administration. Dr. Peter Phillips’ leadership will be ideas driven … it will be at an intellectually driven administration . We have a strong positive relationship …”

Holness CH: How do you rate PM Holness’ performance to date?

PB: PM Holness is doing a good job.

He has to be careful that hard core elements in the Ministry of Works undo his efforts. He is media savvy and know how to use social media …. he has to be careful he is not taken over by tribalists.”

Legacy Peter Bunting was asked to comment on Portia’s legacy, this is what he had to say: “History will be good to Portia Simpson Miller … only Portia could have held the government together …. although a populist she never pressured Dr. Phillips to do populist things.” He concluded.

By Hopeton O’Connor-Dennie who is Senior International Correspondent & Photojournalist for Vision Newspaper .

Advertisment

Community

5

Ontario Hiring More Staff and Enhancing Supports to Reform Correctional Services •

•

Ontario is taking action to reform the provincial correctional system by increasing access to health care services, improving conditions of confinement and supporting rehabilitation and reintegration programming for adult inmates.

The government’s plan to address immediate priorities in the system will support improvements such as better access to programs and services, improved facilities and more time out of cells for those in segregation and those with mental health issues.

New initiatives include:

•

•

Hiring an additional 239 staff to increase supports for inmates, particularly those with significant challenges related to long-term segregation.

This includes: 24 correctional officers, 22 nurses, 22 mental health nurses, 22 social workers, 32 recreational staff and eight psychologists, in addition to 46 institutional managers and other program staff Enhancing services for inmates on remand and those serving custodial sentences to ensure they have access to a standardized set of core services, spiritual services and programming with a focus on enhanced mental health and well-being of inmates Implementing dedicated segregation managers at institutions with higher segregation rates to help reduce the use of segregation and support inmates as they transition back to general population Retrofitting, repairing and repurposing existing spaces, including common rooms and yards, for example installing TVs, changing/upgrading doors and repainting and creating new day areas

To better support adult inmates with mental health issues, the province will: • • •

•

•

•

Increase the availability of clinical supports for inmates with mental health issues Provide additional mental health court support workers Fund two pilot programs in Toronto and Hamilton to provide specialty psychiatric beds for acutely ill inmates who have needs that are too complex for general hospitals Provide additional release from custody workers to help improve the reintegration of offenders with mental illness as they transition back into the community, helping to reduce the likelihood of re-offending Expand the availability of “safe beds,” which provide time-limited emergency housing for people experiencing a mental health crisis with high-intensity care as an alternative to hospital or jail Develop cross-training programs for detention centre staff to help them better manage people with mental health challenges and seclusion protocols.

Reforming Ontario’s correctional

Donovan Bailey Among Twenty-Six Exceptional Honourees Appointed to the Order of Ontario •

•

•

The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and Chancellor of the Order of Ontario, today announced 26 new appointments to the Order of Ontario, which is the province’s highest honour. The 26 new members of the Order of Ontario include: •

•

Internationally renowned surgical robotics pioneer Dr. Mehran Anvari, who founded the Centre for Surgical Invention and Innovation Global track and field icon Donovan Bailey, who is a two-time Olympic and three-time world champion

•

Francophone rights advocate Angèle Brunelle, who has dedicated her life to promoting Francophone rights in northwest Ontario Advocate for persons with disabilities Robert Pio Hajjar, a popular motivational speaker with Down syndrome who founded the IDEAL Way charity Former Associate Chief Justice of Ontario the Honourable Dennis O’Connor, who presided over the Walkerton Commission and Maher Arar inquiries Arts administrator and human rights activist Helga Stephenson, who nurtured the rise of the world-renowned Toronto International Film Festival

The Order of Ontario recognizes individuals whose exceptional achievement in their field has left a lasting legacy in the province, Canada and beyond. Order members come from all walks of life and from across Ontario. They represent diverse professions and have played an important role in shaping our province. In 2017,

system is part of the government’s plan to keep communities safe and support rehabilitation and reintegration.

QUICK FACTS •

•

•

•

There are 26 adult correctional facilities in Ontario. These include correctional centres, detention centres, jails and treatment centres.

In March 2016, Ontario committed to hiring 2,000 correctional officers over the next three years to increase staffing levels at Ontario’s correctional facilities, enhance access to rehabilitation and reintegration programming, strengthen mental health supports and improve staff and inmate safety.

On November 8, 2016, the government announced that Howard Sapers would lead an independent review into the use of segregation in the province’s correctional institutions.

On December 1, 2016, Ontario announced a plan to make the criminal justice system faster and fairer while enhancing public safety by reducing timeto-trial and improving the bail

system.

Donovan Bailey - Excellence Personified Interview with George Bailey

the Order of Ontario celebrates its 30th anniversary, and Canada and Ontario celebrate 150 years since Confederation. The Lieutenant Governor will bestow the honour on appointees during an investiture ceremony at Queen’s Park in June 2017.

The ceremony will be followed by a special anniversary celebration.

QUICK FACTS •

•

•

The Order of Ontario was established in 1986. 2017 marks the 30th anniversary of the first investiture of appointees to the order.

Appointments to the Order of Ontario are made on the recommendation of an independent advisory council based on public nominations.

The nomination deadline is March 31 each year.

Nominations are made by members of the public.

Any resident or longterm former resident of Ontario can be nominated.

GB: “No sir, I am not aware …”

SIC: What is your reaction to the news?

GB: “I congratulate him, he is a hard working guy. He deserves whatever he gets. Until I hear officially … I will say more, however, I want to congratulate him on what he does.

He was in Rio, Brazil working with the CBC broadcasting with them. He is active and busy all the time. I wish him all the best.”

We are extremely proud to be associated with this outstanding world citizen who has distinguished himself in sport and broadcasting.

Donovan Bailey has made an indelible make on the sands of time in the field of athletics. A world beater, with enviable Olympic accolades. With sub ten clocking in the 100 metres race of 9. 84 seconds, Bailey joins an elite list of athletes who have achieved same. Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell are among notable Jamaicans with others both regionally and else where.

George Bailey His Father Contacted by phone the senior Bailey was ecstatic.

SIC: Are you aware that your son has been awarded the Order of Canada?

SIC: How are you doing?

GB: “I am keeping good. Donovan was in Jamaica recently, he just went back to Canada.” George Bailey senior concluded our exclusive interview.

Personal George Bailey, senior and his late wife Daisy are personally known to me. Daddy George is a member of the Brotherhood Of St Andrew (BSA). an international men’s organization in the worldwide Anglican Communion.

We met recently (October 2016) at a Special Convention, at the Church of St. Margaret, St. Andrew, Jamaica, W.I. Vision Newspaper wishes Donovan Bailey our congratulations as a most deserving award for Order Of Ontario.

Community

6

New Policing Rules Go into Effect January 1st The new rules apply if an officer asks the person for identifying information or to see an identifying document while: • • •

As of Jan. 1, 2017, a new regulation comes into effect that will prohibit police from requesting identifying information arbitrarily, or based on a person’s race or presence in a high-crime neighbourhood during certain police-public interactions.

The regulation reflects feedback from public consultations on how to improve transparency, oversight and public confidence, and establishes new training, record-keeping, and reporting requirements to strengthen accountability. The regulation also sets out new rules that police must follow when requesting identifying information, and outlines in what situations these new rules apply.

Looking into suspicious activities Gathering intelligence Investigating possible criminal activity.

The new rules do not apply if police ask for identifying information or to see an identifying document while: • • • •

Doing a traffic stop Arresting or detaining someone Executing a warrant Investigating a specific crime.

Ontario is the first jurisdiction in Canada to set out clear and consistent rules for voluntary police-public interactions where police are seeking to collect identifying information. These rules will ensure these interactions are conducted without bias or discrimination, and done in a manner that promotes public confidence and keeps Ontario communities safe.

Supporting safe, healthy communities is part of the government’s

plan to create a fair and inclusive society and help people in their everyday lives.

Any deal to improve the lot of Ontario’s children must be commended.

Raising the age from 16-18 can only mean that there will be more resources for a longer period.

The announcement of the pending legislative activity: The Family, Youth & Child Services Act is a great move.

The provision as outlined

by Minister Coteau has new approaches and initiatives as outlined to better the lives of Families, Children & Youths.

Among the provisions are going to be a unified Adoption Agency, which should make for easier monitoring of standards, and application of criteria.

We await the debate and possibly amendments to

The expressed intention to pay closer recognition to minorities, is a step in the right direction.

The “One Vision One Voice” plan is a good initiative. Race based identity will mean that when planning and placing youths at risk, attention will be focused on their ethnic background. This can enhance the long term resettlement of children and youths to ensure success. The focus will be on the child and the child alone.

community, go to Ontario.ca/ BuildON.

Quick Facts •

•

•

•

Training, which was developed in consultation with an expert roundtable, has also been incorporated into the basic training program for new police recruits at the Ontario Police College.

The Code of Conduct for police has been updated to reflect the new regulation; failure to follow the rules will be considered a Code of Conduct violation that may result in discipline.

Ontario will appoint an independent reviewer to complete a review of the regulation within two years of full regulatory implementation in consultation with Ontario’s Anti-Racism Directorate.

In 2017, Ontario will launch a multi-year academic study to understand the impact of collecting information on the ability of police to solve crime, analyze and identify the impact of race-based collections and analyze the impact of the new regulations on this practice.

Perspective: Family, Youth & Child Services Act the draft act as presented by Minister Coteau. We must add that:

More GO Train Service for Families in York and Durham Regions

Indigenous/Blacks

Ontario is helping manage congestion, provide more transit options and improve commutes for families in York and Durham Regions with new rush-hour train service on the Stouffville GO line.

Starting Jan. 3, Metrolinx will introduce one new morning and one new afternoon GO train trip on the Stouffville line from Monday to Friday, for a total of 10 new trips per week. The new morning trip will depart from Lincolnville GO Station at 8:11 a.m. and arrive at Union Station at 9:30 a.m. The new afternoon trip will depart Union Station at 5:45 pm. and arrive at Lincolnville GO Station at 7:02 p.m.

Ontario is making the largest infrastructure investment in hospitals, schools, public transit, roads and bridges in the province’s history. To learn more about what’s happening in your

Quick Facts •

•

•

Starting Dec. 31, Metrolinx will also introduce new yearround weekend GO train service on the Barrie line.

Since 2013, Ontario and Metrolinx have built three new GO stations, renovated 10 existing GO stations, and added approximately 7,000 new GO station parking spots. They have also purchased 220 new GO buses, 69 new GO train coaches, and 10 new GO train locomotives.

As of September 2016, GO Transit’s fleet included 75 new fuel efficient locomotives, 656 bi-level passenger coaches and around 500 buses.

York board probing trustee over alleged racial slur guilt or innocence. For a trustee to be accused of making a racist slur is unbelievable. We should allow the investigation to flow and where the chips fall so be it.

Closer attention to Indigenous and Black children is good … by “Making services more culturally appropriate for all children in the child welfare system, including Indigenous and Black children and youth to help ensure they receive the best support.”

Visionary This new approach to Family, child and Welfare Services can only auger well for our future leaders. Ontario will have a bright future if legislation is enacted. This is a visionary move and we applaud same.

Providing more transit options is part of our plan to create jobs, grow our economy and help people in their everyday lives.

We hope the parliament will buy into the one vision one voice plan … and it will be a model for all.

We are aware of an allegation that a female trustee made a racial slur in the presence of other persons. The matter is under investigation. An attorney has described the York Board as a “Bastion of racism”.

Hopeton O’Connor-Dennie is Senior International Correspondent & photojournalist for Vision Newspaper Canada.

Due process is important so we should not jump to presumption of

There is no space in education for any tinge of racism.

We hope this matter is resolved shortly.

Community What `’s On

Events TI: Us Or Else Canadian Promo Tour

Talib Kweli

Maroon 5

Billy Ocean

Lionel Richie

7

Family & Children Paw Patrol Live

Your Event Here

Your Event here $25 Rebel Toronto, ON January 26th 2017

Phoenix Concert Theater Toronto, ON February 3rd 2017

First Hamilton Center Hamilton, ON March 1st 2017

Woodbine Concert Hall Etobicoke, ON March 16th 2017

Air Canada Centre Toronto, ON March 30th 2017

Sony Center Toronto ON February 23rd 26th 2017

To Place your ad here call 647-386-3419 or email info@ visionnewspaper. ca

Your Event Here

Tribute to Legends Ken Booth, Exco Levi & More

Redemption The Bob & Lovers Rock Edition

Chronixx

Welcome to Jam Rock Tour

Bubble Guppies Live

Peppa Pig Live

Opera House 735 Queen Street E. Toronto, ON February 25th 2017

Rebel 11 Polson Street Toronto, ON February 3rd 2017

Rebel 11 Polson Street Toronto, ON April 28th 2017

Ocho Rios - Montego Bay Jamaica, West Indies November 13th 2017

Hamilton Place Theater Hamilton, ON March 19th 2017

Sony Center Toronto ON April 18th 2017

Your Event here $25 To Place your ad call 647-386-3419 email: info@ visionnewspaper.ca

Advertisment

Music

8

Toronto Hip Hop Artist OG LAVA releases 2 New Singles!

OG Lava releases 2 new singles “Hell No” Featuring Reggae Artist Junior Reid & Love and Hate available now on itunes.

Born In Jamaica , raised in one of Toronto’s Largest housing projects, Lava has graduated from the school of hard knocks which has earned him O.G. status

EP Release Of Raices has Auresia Supporters Emerging Worldwide!

Bringing forth the sounds of traditional acoustic instruments from Cuba and her native Ukraine, Raices is fully comprised of organic instrumentation and impressively blends roots reggae and roots Afro Cuban with folk-pop lyrics and melodies, perfectly pairing Auresia’s sweet, captivating voice with traditional Afro-Cuban percussion.

Recorded between Cuba and Canada, Raices, is a true labor of love.

Trading in the youthfulness and simple fun of her first two records for a more refined sound, Auresia delivers a raw, truthful interpretation of everyday life and the realities of being a strong woman. The one thing that hasn’t changed, however, is her deep-rooted passion for reggae and latin music, although most of her lyrics are sung in English, she masterfully weaves in Spanish phrases, as well as words in Lakota, the native tongue of the people of the Sioux tribes.

Auresia is not the kind of artist you encounter every day, it’s this very element of surprise that makes this singer-songwriter one of the most exciting young talents emerging in the industry today.

in the streets as well as the industry. He first erupted on the scene in 1999 with a blazing hot single entitled “Splifted / Mirror Mirror” which received heavy rotation on Canadian , US & UK radio stations. Lava has done shows in front of thousand of people across North America bringing the real issues of the community and humanity onto the big stage. Lava also opened up for Erykah Badu and Common in Chicago on their “Black August” Tour.

Lava will release his new EP in the new year.

Ishawna on a musical high for the festive season bang with a performance at Spoil You in Trelawny on January 14. She has been confirmed for dates in Washington DC, Grand Cayman, Canada and Ohio, USA between January and February.

Dancehall artiste Ishawna is on a musical high. She is solidly booked for a number of events leading into the festive season.

In December 24 she was booked for two events, namely Imagination (Old Harbour) and Passion 4 Fashion (May Pen). Jamfest in Montego Bay on December 27 and Galiday Bounce on December 30 in Ewarton completed her roster for the year.

She kicks the new year off with a

Other local dates include the Youth View Awards in February, and the American Apple Anniversary in Westmoreland.

Recapping a productive year, Ishawna scored hits with Private Mi Page, Everybody Need Someone and Regardless featuring Masicka.

The music videos for Private Mi Page and Everybody Need Someone have garnered over 1 million views on YouTube.

Ishawna is exclusively booked by the Donsome Booking Agency.

CHRIS JOHNNY DALEY LEAVES PORTMORE BASED RADIO STATION SUNCITY 104FM. has been on the station since 2013; however Daley says it is now time for a new journey for the growing entertainment brand. The ‘Johnny LIVE’ morning show has developed into a great entity with unique weekly features including ‘First Brew’, ‘Supa J Weather’, ‘Smart and Clueless’, ‘What’s on the Menu’ and ‘It’s Your Health’.

For the fans and dedicated listeners of the show Johnny shared

Comedian Chris Johnny Daley, who just this week returned from an immensely successful trip to Helsinki Finland, has announced that his hugely popular radio show, the ‘Johnny Live’ morning show will no longer be a part of the Suncity Radio portfolio.

The show, owned and executively produced by the actor and comedian,

“I would like to extend hearty gratitude to my listeners, corporate partners and staunch supporters for the dedication they have shown. It is for that reason and the love for my many fans of the show why I can safely say we will be back at a new home to be announced soon. One love” Johnny returned to Jamaica this week after completing a few performances in Helsinki Finland including a stellar per-

formance on stage at the Laugh Factory Funniest Person in the world Semi Finals. Johnny placed third in the judges scoring for his live performance but unfortunately did not receive enough online votes to advance to the finals.

His performance however garnered him 3 spots in the bustling Finnish comedy club circuit and an open invitation to perform on the renowned Laugh Factory stage in Los Angeles California.

“Thanks to my team, my sponsor Magnum Tonic Wine and the entire Laugh Factory team for making this dream of mine a reality. Entering this competition has been one of my best life experiences to date and I will treasure the memories and the friendships forged.

Jamaica I did my best, that’s the only way I know how to TekCharge” Chris shared.

Daley already has a few media entities showing an interest in having his

Johnny LIVE radio show added to their platform and will be continuing discussions this week before making any decisions. For all updates, follow Christopher Daley on social media @ chrisjohnnydaley.

Commentary We wish you all the success Mr. Johnny Daley as you move forward in your career. That future seems quite secured.

Vision has been with you along your recent Helsinki experience. It was a good ride and we enjoyed the trip. We feel proud to have been your media partner … especially in the Canadian market.

We wish you all the success as you move forward. Have a prosperous 2017.

Music

9

“Appreciate what is ours” – Grange tells disc jockeys music based on what the radio stations are playing,” Minister Grange said at the launch of Rebel Salute 2017 at the Pegasus Hotel recently.

Kingston, Jamaica – Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the Honourable Olivia Grange, is urging radio stations to play more Jamaican music.

Referring to data from the Jamaica Association of Composers Authors and Publishers (JACAP), which deals with the payment of royalties for the performance of music in Jamaica, the

Minister said it was clear that there is a preference for the playing of foreign music in the island.

“I am very disappointed about JACAP having to pay out more money for foreign music played on the radio than it has for Jamaican music. 32 million dollars have been sent out of the country while only 7 million dollars have been paid to Jamaican writers for

Minister Grange said that if there were not such a huge disparity, more money would be distributed to local creators of music and spent right here in the local economy.

It is against this background that she appealed to disc jockeys and radio librarians to include more locally-created music in their programming.

“Appreciate what is ours and promote what is ours,” the Minister said.

In endorsing Rebel Salute, Minister Grange

commended Tony Rebel, Queen Ifrica and the entire team for putting on an event that “promotes good Jamaican music”.

Commentary This year we will not miss Rebel Salute. We endorse this reggae event.

Foreign Content Comments attributed to Minister Grange re disparity in paying out royalties to foreign recording companies, labels etc.

Is interesting to say the least. We must protect local content.

Canada In Canada, there is policy to insure Canadian content in broadcasting..

This is a great policy as it

protects local producers and artistes.

Free Market We are in a free market and we should allow market forces to sway the day, but the powers that be must protect local content. There has to be a balance … if tilted it must be toward local content.

We hope Jamaican and West Indian music leaders will follow Canada’s lead and protect/promote local content and artistes. Cultural contamination is also a danger.

Protecting local content is the right thing to do.

Commentary by Hopeton O’ConnorDennie - Senior International Correspondent & photojournalist for Vision Newspaper

Upcoming Albums

Chief Keef Two Zero One Seven

Luciano Warning

Jemere Morgan Transition

Wyclef Jean J’Ouvert

Chief Keef is preparing to ring in the new year with a new album called Two Zero One Seven in honor of 2017.

Born in Davyton, Manchester Parish, and raised as the seventh of nine children in a strict Adventist family, Luciano began recording in 1992, with his first single “Ebony & Ivory” (on which he was credited as ‘Stepper John’) on the Aquarius Record label, followed by a split album with DJ Presley (now credited as ‘Luciana’) for producer Sky High. His first releases as Luciano included the hit single “Give My Love a Try”, produced at Castro Brown’s New Name Studio, followed by others produced by Brown, Freddie McGregor, Blacka Dread, and Sly and Robbie, including the 1993 no. 1 UK reggae hit “Shake It Up Tonight”. Luciano just released his latest album titled Warning.

The royal family of reggae Morgan Heritage’s musical legacy lives on by virtue of their body of work, and proudly through the next generation via Gramps Morgan’s son Jemere Morgan. The budding star musical career blossomed and matured forefront on a worldwide stage, as fans of the Grammy award-winning band saw Jemere transition in front of their eyes.

From a pubescent teen to a young man he remained a frequent fixture on stage with his family, and in the recent years, performing alongside and as a featured act.

The latter has manifest and culminated in Jemere Morgan debut album, appropriately titled Transition.

Wyclef Jean will follow up his new single “Hendrix” with an EP titled J’ouvert, a new five-song collection that serves as an appetizer for his upcoming album.

Sosa made the announcement on his Instagram yesterday (December 13) sharing the official cover art for Two Zero One Seven, which is due out January 1.

This comes after Chief Keef and FilmOn went separate ways. The Chicago rapper joined the label/entertainment company in early 2015 and released Bang 3 and its sequel through the label, owned by Greek billionaire Akil David. His contract was suspended in November of that year.

www.wikipedia.com

J’ouvert, out January 27th, takes its name from the official start of Carnival in the eastern Caribbean.

Appropriately, the EP sets the tone for Wyclef ’s in-the-works album Carnival III: Road to Clefication www.rollingstone.com

Entertainment

10

DeeWunn’s “Mek It Bunx Up” Reaches 8 Millions Views on YouTube, garnering 4.9 Million Listens On Spotify!

Jamaica’s busiest emergency rooms. Lacking the freedom he truly required to attack his aspirations, DeeWunn made the leap into a recording career that almost immediately bore fruits of success.

Damone “DeeWunn” Walker is a Jamaican emcee, songwriter and performer who is better known for his viral dancehall hit “Mek It Bunx Up”.

Known as a fierce and versatile lyricist, he brings forth his own hybrid sound creating a different dimension and meaning to the budding genre of “Yardcore”. DeeWunn sharpened his skills in Spanish Town where he would meet fellow hip hop enthusiasts who not

only inspired his creative process but also helped groom his artistic prowess.

Forming one of Jamaica’s premier hip hop crews, DeeWunn became an invited member of Da Colony which eventually went on to be better known as 13th Tribe.

Never one to be satisfied with the hustle and bustle of a mundane 9 to 5 life, DeeWunn found himself creatively bursting at the seams while working as a medical clerk in one of

DeeWunn was quickly scooped up as a songwriter and vocalist by the infamous Ward 21 with whom he spent time penning songs for in house artists such as Timberlee, Natalie Storm, Marcy Chin and more. He then found himself making the unanticipated trip to Portland, Jamaica, where he was contracted as a songwriter by the legendary GeeJam studios where he would pen material for artists such as Mystic Davis, Charlie B, A-Game, Nailah, Nordia Baker and more.

In the time spent with Ward 21, DeeWunn featured on and produced a

bevy of personal recordings ranging from mixtape material to original productions including standout singles such as Mic Magician, In The Ghetto, Jamdown Startup and the now certified viral hit, Mek It Bunx Up. Mek It Bunx Up was produced by Kunley McCarthy of Ward 21. What started out as a challenge to a running joke churned out an unexpected success that even Deewunn himself did not see coming.

Attracting attention from DJs like Diplo, Seani B, ZJ Johnny Kool, Massive B and more, Mek It Bunx up has been spun on major radio stations and in some of the hottest nightclubs across the globe. The song has also sparked an online dance craze after Parris Goebels, choreographer of Justin Bieber’s Sorry music video etc, recorded an impromptu

performance to the single for youtube alongside students from her famed Urban Dance Camp. Since her original upload there have been hundreds if not thousands of unique, independently made videos by dancers from around the world with combined views well into the millions.

DeeWunn has recently achieved 2 career milestones, he released his debut album ‘Bunx Up’ on all major digital retail websites and streaming services, as well the Jamaican hybrid was featured on Parris Goebel’s debut album.

DeeWunn will be setting out on his first European tour in the spring of 2017 hitting countries where his music has had the most impact including Germany, Belgium, Holland, Italy and many more.

Advertisment

film

Sept 24th - Oct 7th, 2015

Bolt celebrates new ‘CEO’ role with Mumm’s champagne

11

Golf’s Tiger Woods hits the links with Donald Trump

I’m very excited to invite all my fans around the world to raise their glasses with me,” Bolt stated.

World record holder and fastest man Usain Bolt has taken on a new role with French champagne company, Maison Mumm as its Chief Entertainment Officer.

“Maison Mumm is proud to announce the special appointment of Usain Bolt, one of the world’s most daring and decorated athletes, as the newest CEO – chief entertainment officer,” the company stated on its website.

Bolt, who publisised the Mumm’s appointment with a video posting to his Facebook page on Friday, was appointed to the post in November. The new role will see Bolt taking the lead in ideating unique ways to bring celebrations to consumers in the markets which the international company operates.

Mumm, which was founded in 1827 and is owned by Pernod Ricard is one of the

largest and most prestigious champagne houses in the world.

The athlete’s long-term goal for Mumm will include spearheading initiatives to increase the brand’s image across the world and ultimately aid in efforts to make Maison Mumm the top champagne brand in the United States.

“I’m honoured to take on the role of CEO for Maison Mumm and to show the world what it means to celebrate and entertain in daring ways. My number one mission will be to enhance Mumm’s legacy in celebrating victories in stunning ways, and

Throughout Mumm’s history, the French company has partnered with trailblazers who dare to break with convention.

His new post comes shortly after copping his third consecutive Olympic 100m gold in Rio. Recently, Bolt also took up the post of Chief Speed Officer for Digicel throughout the Caribbean. The unique “job for life” comes in tandem with the agreement of a lifetime partnership between Digicel and Usain Bolt.

Mumm noted that the appointment of Bolt is a daring first step in a series of planned exciting engagements with the company.

The champagne, which is produced in France, has distribution outlets locally including the Loshusan Supermarket in Kingston.

MIAMI, United States (AFP) – Tiger Woods, who played golf three years ago with Barack Obama, played 18 holes yesterday with Donald Trump at the real estate mogul’s Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach, Florida.

Woods, who will celebrate his 41st birthday on December 30, returned to competition this month after a 15-month injury layoff.

He joined the president-elect in a foursome, a spokeswoman for Trump’s transition team said, with Trump departing via motorcade after the round for his Mar-a-Lago estate.

He planned to go from there to the West Palm Beach Hilton, and had meetings with “high-level staffers” planned later in the day, press secretary Stephanie Grisham said.

Trump’s transition team didn’t offer any immediate details on the round, or what the president-elect and former world number one Woods talked about.

In February 2013, 14-time major champion Woods played with Obama at a private golf resort in Florida.

Obama and Woods teamed up to defeat US trade representative Ron Kirk and Houston Astros owner Jim Crane.

That golf outing was criticised after it came to light that it ended up costing US taxpayers nearly $3.6 million, according to a US Government Accountability report published this year.

The Trump Organisation owns golf courses around the world, including historic Turnberry in Scotland, which has hosted the Open Championship four times.

world.

However, Trump’s controversial comments on issues such as immigration during the US presidential campaign strained his relationships with some in the golf

The PGA of America stripped its 2015 Grand Slam of Golf from Trump National Los Angeles after Trump’s comments on Mexican immigrants, and the event was later discontinued.

Activist Martha Burk is among those who have called for the US Golf Association to move the 2017 US Women’s Open from Trump National in New Jersey, a demand the USGA has rejected.

The US PGA Tour moved its longstanding tournament at Trump National Doral in the Miami area to Mexico City for the 2016-17 season, although tour commissioner Tim Finchem said in June that the move of the World Golf Championships event was not a “political exercise”.

However, Finchem acknowledged that having the Trump brand on the host course of the event made it harder to find a sponsor to replace outgoing Cadillac, since Trump would share the limelight with any other corporate backer.

Although Trump blasted Obama during the campaign for playing too much golf, Golf Digest magazine recently listed the president-elect as among the best golfers in Washington with a 2.8 handicap.

Travel/Tourism

12

$80 Million Allocated for Negril Artisan Village work with you for full buy-in because one of the things that we want to ensure is that you have very commodious setting and comfort,” he noted.

Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett (standing) gesticulates as he addresses Negril craft traders on Saturday, December 17, 2016, when he confirmed that $80 million has been allocated to construct an artisan village in Negril. Minister Bartlett and other officials from the Ministry of Tourism and its agencies met with the craft traders during a visit to Negril which formed part of a winter tourist season motivational tour Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett has assured craft traders in the fast developing resort town of Negril that $80 million has been allocated to construct an artisan village in the area.

“I am pleased to announce to you today that we are going to proceed with the development of the infrastructure for the craft entrepreneurs in Negril by way of building out the artisan village here in Negril,” Minister Bartlett told the craft traders when he met with them on the weekend. This as the

Minister and other officials from the Ministry of Tourism and its agencies visited the area as part of a winter tourist season motivational tour.

He told the gathering at the Negril Green Island Planning Authority that details of the $80 million project would be outlined to them by the Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCo) early in the New Year.

“Some aspects of the design are already completed and we will have to

Five artisan villages are slated to be built across the island. They will be one-stop-shop facilities where visitors can see the creation and merchandising of craft items, while enjoying authentic Jamaican entertainment and leisure activities. It will also provide an avenue for Jamaican artists and craftsmen to expose and express their creativity by producing unique indigenous items, thus, limiting the volume of imported craft items that are being sold in the industry.

Using his preferred reference to them as craft entrepreneurs, Minister Bartlett said the craft subsector had a special and key role to play in building out the experience of the Negril desti-

nation. “We need to build for you the infrastructure, the regulatory and the legislative framework that will give you the space to grow, expand and to prosper,” he said. Advising them that their job was to grow, Mr. Bartlett said there had to be dialogue on how they were going to make that happen.

He reiterated a desire to see the sector producing creative Jamaican art and craft at a very high standard and in quantities that could meet big commercial orders. He therefore outlined that craft traders would be trained under a memorandum of understanding now being finalized with the Edna Manley Collage of the Visual and Performing Arts, adding that the details of that partnership are to be disclosed in January.

Minister Bartlett had additional advice for the craft traders. “I want

you to be organized into, whether it is a cooperative or a company, with a legal arrangement so that your organization can enter into contracts with big companies to produce the large quantities of items that hotels or other companies will need,” he said. It was outlined that the TPDCo Entrepreneurial Team will sit with the traders to work out having that done.

The Minister also advised the craft traders to take advantage of loan facilities established by the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) working in collaboration with entities such as EXIM Bank, through which small and medium-sized tourism enterprises (SMTEs) can access from $5 million up to $25 million at 5% interest for five years. Such facilities he notes can help to put them in a position to compete and supply on a wider scale.

Advertisment

Lifestyle/Film

Sting has lost its venom - Culture Minister ba Ranks.

Keona Williams, publicist for Sting, said that stakeholders decided against holding the event this year, outlining the inability to secure a headline act and poor ticket sales as the main reasons for the cancellation.

When Olivia 'Babsy' Grange attended the last edition of Sting in 2015, she left with the impression that the so-called 'Greatest One-night Show on Earth' had lost some of its venom.

"The audience was much smaller than what I was accustomed to," said Grange, the country's culture minister.

Sting has been a part of Jamaica's popular culture for more than 30 years.

However, faced with a lack of funding, the promoters have been forced to cancel this year's event, instead holding a private party to reflect on the three-decade journey of Sting.

"I didn't feel it was on its way out, but I felt that it was losing its sting and something had to be done," said Grange, who has managed several high-profile dancehall stars including Shab-

"Dancehall's biggest headliner who is a crowd-puller is incarcerated," she said of Vybz Kartel.

Grange subsequently told the JAMAICA STAR that Sting's demise is directly linked to market forces.

"There is a generation of artistes who are not only performers, but are entrepreneurs, who want to put on their own events, and so Sting has suffered because of that. What is more attractive to them is to put on their own events and making their own money and just being promoters themselves," Grange said.

She suggested that certain artistes could think less about promoting their own events and more about promoting the Sting brand.

But Grange said it would still not have the drawing power unless

there are artistes on Sting who have not been overexposed.

Young & the Restless star searching for Jamaican dad slow process," she said.

"If Kartel were to be available, I know everybody would want to go to Sting," Grange said.

"I believe the family was from St Ann, and I was told the last name is Wilson. But, until we secure the first name, it's very, very difficult," Rowell said.

She said many Jamaicans would also go to see Shabba Ranks performing.

The Young & the Restless star is in the island for the screening of a film at the University of the West Indies.

DANCEHALL VOID The minister said that with the customary Boxing Day show not being on the calendar this year, there will be a void in the dancehall space.

She said, however, that there are other events that are being promoted that will "eventually build themselves into iconic brands as well".

"I feel that Sting will bounce back," said Grange, adding that Jamaican music will continue to evolve and that it is ultimately the consumers of music who determine the survival of events.

"Culture and music are a cycle, but I think that Sting, at some time, will come back. Maybe not in its exact form, but dancehall will never die because it is not only music; it's a lifestyle," the minister said. www.jamaicastar.com

13

Victoria Rowell, the actress who came into living rooms for years, playing the role of Drucilla Winters on the CBS soap opera 'The Young & the Restless', has been searching for her Jamaican father, and is making a public appeal for help in finding information about him.

Rowell, who grew up in foster care in the United States, where she was born, says she was told as an adult that her father is a Jamaican man who left the island in 1957 or 1958 to join the United States Navy. She said her father left the island on the ship, the USS Leyte.

"It's been an ongoing search (for dad) for me. It's a very

Rowell added that she spent 18 years in foster care and one of her foster mothers was also Jamaican. As such, she feels a special closeness to the island. Rowell has travelled to Jamaica many times since the 1980s, most recently in August to complete filming on her movie, The Rich and the Ruthless, which stars Jamaican actor Oliver Samuels.

Having come up empty-handed, despite her numerous searches, Rowell is desperate for information on her father.

"If anyone out there knows of a Jamaican man that would have left Jamaica on the USS Leyte around 1957 or 1958, I am open to information. I'm not a waiter, I'm a doer," Rowell said. www.jamaicastar.com

Advertisment

#SCOPES™ #CERISE_ FAIRFAX #ASTROLOGY #HOROSCOPES #ZODIAC #Aries (March 21-April 19) Some people have no shutoff valve, so they go on speaking and speaking without realizing what they’re saying, and end digging a bigger ditch for than what they were first standing in, remember not to be that person today. #Taurus (April 20-May 20) Focus on what you want, and make a plan for it. It’s the best way to get what you want without always wishing for it. #Gemini (May 21June 20) Your annoyance may peak for a person who

Horoscopes

you don’t understand very well. However, once you have the chance to speak to them, and they clarify their actions things can get back on track. #Cancer (June 21July 22) Overspending money, time, or energy on people, places, or things is not a bright idea right now.

Save your cash, spend your time wisely, and use your emotional energy only when necessary. #Leo (July 23-August 22) It’s crucial to ask questions, you know that, so make sure you promptly ask questions precisely and clearly, and especially in regards to money and health. #Virgo (August 23-September 22)

Reacting in a severe manner to simple situations is not the best way to get what you want. You’re usually tolerant, and understanding, so demonstrate that when you are tested today.

#Libra (September 23-October 22) Wow, your creative side, the side that could make you money in business, will help you to elevate your spirituality. Don’t be surprised when spiritual matters, religion, or simply a new belief intrigues you. #Scorpio (October 23-November 21) Your sense of self will prove to others how in tune you are with your body. No matter if you’re talking about

your sleep, your intuition, or your life desires, the person listening will be impressed.

will be described today, because what you will say will increase wisdom in others.

#Sagittarius (November 22- December 21) You are wishing for an answer on something, and when you get it, you will be pleased.

However, you will need to prepare for change shortly after, a comforting change that is.

#Pisces (February 20-March 20) Stick to your plans.

Wavering now is not necessary, but if you still decide to divert, then don’t worry, because even though your decision might surprise some, it won’t hurt many.

#Capricorn (December 22-January 19) A new person in your life will inspire you to trigger self-growth. #Aquarius (January 20-February 19) Some people talk yet have nothing important to say. Others talk, and within in a few words they teach knowledge.

The latter is how you

Cerise Fairfax Life Coach | (416) 722-5233 | cerisefairfax@gmail.com | www.cerisefairfax.com | www. youtube.com/cerisefairfax Cerise’s book URBAN PROVERBS: How to create and maintain good karma is available. To order your copy please email. (available in Audio, Ebook and Paperback)

Advertisment

416-918-8409

657 Markhmam Rd. Scarborough ON

CLASSIFIED How To place your Advertisement:

Barbershop

1563 Eglinton Ave W. (Eglington & Oakwood) (647) 852-0767

Employment

Skilled workers wanted $200 per day - drywallers, landscapers, painters, carpenters, etc... apply online: al@sqhomes.ca or call 647-386-3419 Network marketing leader can show you how to make enough money to pay off your bills and have money left over for your retirement CALL: 647-773-3517 ADVERTISING SALES REPS NEEDED PAYS COMMISSION MUST BE ABLE TO WORK INDEPENDENTLY CALL 647-386-3419

647-386-3419

www.vision-newspaper.ca

info@visionnewspaper.ca

Psychic

Real Estate

Is he/she cheating on you?

Is he the ONE? Ask a psychic now...

Will you get that job/ promotion/raisE? Will you live a long life?

Will they get well?

Call Now! 1-866-614-1385

Quick Flip Fast Cash 647-386-3419

Personals

STEEL BUILDING INVENTORY SELL OFF! Save $1000’s up to 50% off select models.

Perfect for sheds, garages, barns, etc.

First come, first served. call now! 647-490-4319

Private Mortgages 647-386-3419

www.G987FM.com