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Need a Source? Find the best Ontario beaches for this long weekend

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TORONTO, May 15, 2013 /CNW/ – Which beaches should you swim at this Victoria Day long weekend? Lake Ontario Waterkeeper can tell you, with its newly updated, free Swim Guide app. The Waterkeeper Swim Guide app and Swim Guide website www.theswimguide.org/ shows the closest public beaches and provides up-to-the minute information on which ones are the best for swimming, this weekend and all through the summer. Continue reading →

ETF Pop Quiz: Australia, Aluminum, and Aerospace

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After another week in the global market,the ETFdb pop quiz returns with another round of questions about Australia, Aluminum, and Aerospace. As always, all answers can be found using the suite offree toolsat ETFdb.com, including theETFdb Categories,ETF screenerand theETF Analyzer. Continue reading →

Married To Medicine – S01E06 – Blood Is Thicker Than Dog Water – Video

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Married To Medicine – S01E06 – Blood Is Thicker Than Dog Water The fallout from the big brawl continues when Toya disinvites Mariah's family from her upcoming Spookey Ookey party. Simone tries to counsel a patient who wa… By: Jovo Jovic Continue reading →

Shorebirds' crab feast creates spectacle on Delaware beaches

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Several beaches on the shores of Delaware Bay are rendezvous places for many thousands of spawning horseshoe crabs and up to a million migrating shorebirds of several species during the high tide of the new or full moon during the latter half of May. It is a timed annual meeting, perfected over millennia, when shorebirds migrating to breeding grounds on the Arctic tundra stop on the beaches to get fat eating horseshoe crab eggs. Continue reading →

Beaches to be blacklisted for swimming under new EU rules

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Among those likely to be ruled too polluted for bathing are popular resorts such as East Looe and Penzance in Cornwall, Lyme Regis in Dorset, Blackpool in Lancashire, and Southsea in Hampshire. They have been favourite bank holiday destinations for British families for decades and the local economies rely heavily on the large numbers of visitors that the beaches attract. Others at risk are Seaton Carew Centre beach near Hartlepool, which won a blue flag award last year, and Bembridge on the Isle of Wight, which is currently rated as having the highest standards of bathing water Continue reading →

Freedom Flotilla: Lake Eyre to West Papua

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Freedom Flotilla: Lake Eyre to West Papua 11 April 2013 Uncle Kevin (Kev) Buzzacott, a Peacemaker from Arabunna Nation at Lake Eyre in South Australia and Jacob Rumbiak (exiled Foreign Affairs Minister from the Federated Republic of Occupied West Papua) have announced a new action of creative resistance against the apartheid of colonisation and destruction caused by multinational mining companies on Indigenous land in Australia and West Papua. The Lake Eyre to West Papua Freedom Flotilla is a journey that hopes to reunite the history and peoples of a land that was once geographically and culturally connected. We were one people, we still are one people, we must uphold our cultural connection, the old land is calling us, proclaimed Uncle Kev, Arabunna Elder Continue reading →