As Today is the seven anniversary of September 11, I could hardly believe what I was seeing in this morning’s Toronto Star, a two full page ad for a contest called” Fly Free Contest”, “Play Fly Free with the Toronto Star and West Jet Vacations daily and could win a...
opinion by alfred ng | 9 wks ago | updated 9 wks ago 317 views | 4 comments | 0 recommendations
As the Beijing Olympic coming toward the end with no doubt China has hosted a great Olympic with many memorable moments. There were amazing performance by the medal winning athletes however, it was the elderly women...
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The Guggenheim Museum in New York is currently hosting a major Louise Bourgeois retrospective till 2 September 08. Ms Bourgeois is one of the best-known living women artists today. An abstract sculptor The 96...
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A couple of weekends ago, I was one of the over five hundred artists at the annual Toronto outdoor art exhibition (TOAE).as soon as the show over, I been hit with emails come on by many wanted to make money from us....
created by alfred ng | 16 wks ago | updated 16 wks ago 279 views | 5 comments | 5 recommendations
If you not afriad of height and an American Express card holder, you can head to Dundas Square in Toronto and book yourself a seat to their " Dinner in the Sky" 35 meters above the square...While their brief stay in...
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Today, hundreds of very vocal Tibetans protesters gathered outside of the Chinese Cosulate in Toronto, they were there to demand the Chinese Government to withdraw all Tibetan Provinces from the Olympic Torch relay...
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This morning Toronto Mayor David Miller unveiled the $5-million reconstruction of Museum subway station, just a stone’s throw from Yorkville After a year of renovation with a five millions price-tag...
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Recently, I received an email from a New York Gallery, expressed they were impress with my paintings after they seen my site on the net. They offered to link my site to theirs and invited me to submit my...
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Artists in generally do not make much money but many scam artists are out there to prey on them, the following are one of my personal experiences: Like many artist, I have my own site which I used to showcase my...
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It been an eventful month for Toronto city councilor Rob Ford, after his comments of Asian Canadian as “oriental people they work like dog…they sleep by their machines and going to take over” were...
created by alfred ng | 33 wks ago | updated 32 wks ago 357 views | 5 comments | 25 recommendations
Today at Toronto Nathan Philip Square in front of the City Hall a peaceful protest to show support to the Free Tibet movement. It was a big contrast to the pro-china protest on the weekend at Dundas Square.I was...
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This afternoon an unusual protest took placed in Toronto’s Dundas Square, among the shopping mall “Eaton Center” and the Ryerson University in downtown Toronto. On this sunny Saturday afternoon...
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This morning a small group of protesters stages a peaceful protest outside of the office of Toronto City Councilor Rob Ford’s office at the City Hall. The protesters armed with sewing machine, stream-iron and...
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David Onley the Former TV broadcaster has sworn in today as Ontario's new lieutenant-governor.Mr. Onley, who travels with a motorized scooter as a result of a childhood illness, promised to be a strong advocate for...
created by alfred ng | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 608 views | 0 comments | 0 recommendations
Toronto’s City Hall and its Nathan Phillip Square is the most distinctive landmarks of the city designed by Architect Viljo Revell however few knew where the building stands were the original Chinatown.
In the...
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