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deal ‘a go’
DEVELOPMENT the grocer and our construc-
SkyCity says to tion schedule by March,” Mat-
thews Nicolas said, adding the
expect details deal is “a go.”
Nicolas offered few details,
on downtown
but said the store would exceed
store by spring 10,000 square feet. Construction
is to begin in 2017 and be com-
pleted by 2019.
Stephanie Luring a new grocery store to
Taylor the city’s urban core has been
Metro | Winnipeg an issue after the number of
of urban indigenous women supermarkets in the area began
The wait may be over for Win- to dwindle. Most notable was the
nipeg locals hungry for a new 2013 closure of the market in the
have had thoughts about suicide grocery store to sprout up down- basement of The Bay building,
town. which left a gap, says Stefano
On Tuesday, a realtor for the Grande, executive director of
Toronto developer of SkyCity the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ.
Centre — Fortress Real Develop- In an effort to close that gap,
compared to 14 % of non-indigenous women
ments Inc. — confirmed an an- he points to the BIZ’s pop-up
nouncement is expected in the farmers market and how three
coming months, making good convenience stores opened in
on an earlier promise to include the area.
a grocery store in its plans to “But despite that, there’s still
build a 47-storey retail and condo a need for that full-line grocery
tower on Graham Avenue. store where someone can load
Persistent issue just as troubling for men metroNEWS “We’re going to release our up on everything that they need
actual construction partner, for the week,” Grande said.
Today’s message is on Education.
Taxpayers pay top dollar for a system that delivers School divisions’ administrative costs jumped 42% over
sub-par results. Our kids trail on learning math, science the past 10 years. Per student cost soared 50%. What
and reading, and not because of a lack of money. The do our children get for this?
We are a non-partisan group advocating NDP spends more and more taxpayers’ dollars on public DEAD LAST in Canada testing results.
education, but money hasn’t resulted in better teaching
change, seeking an effective, transparent and
or higher student performances.
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Your essential daily news Astronaut Scott Kelly plants a thriving zinnia in space station. World
Dog rescue asking for
IN BRIEF
Hotel undergoing renos
gives furniture to refugees
A hotel that is being
public help with vet bills
converted into luxury
apartments is giving 34
suites’ worth of bed frames,
mattresses and sofas to
Syrian refugees.
John Saad, general
ANIMAL CARE sick and injured dogs in heir manager of Place Louis Riel
Charity cannot care, which are suffering from Suite Hotel, said it is a great
a variety of ailments, including “repurpose” of the furniture
afford to take blindness, broken bones and and it gives people a fresh
extreme dental pain. start with their new lives in
more canines
Hansen said the overpopu- Canada.
without help lation of stray dogs in north- Ahmad Jameel, a
ern communities is a “huge refugee, said through a
problem. translator that they are
A non-profit charity that res- “Stray dogs are everywhere, thankful for any help
cues starving and freezing and even some of the owned offered and called it
dogs from Manitoba’s north- animals are left outside year- “amazing” and “wonderful.”
ern communities is asking for round to fend for themselves. THE CANADIAN PRESS
donations to help cover the The temperatures are frighten-
cost of veterinary bills. ingly low, and food is scarce. Former Manitoba fire
On Tuesday, Manitoba These poor pups are literal- commissioner sentenced
Underdogs Rescue said they ly freezing to death every A former Manitoba fire
were struggling to pay $8,000 day. It’s the most heartbreak- commissioner has been
in vet bills after taking in 13 ing thing you can ever im- handed a 21-month
stray dogs from remote north- agine. They’re eating garbage conditional sentence after
ern communities. and struggling to keep warm. pleading guilty to breach
of trust and forgery last
Without us they would freeze or November.
starve, and we just can’t leave Christopher Jones took
up to $50,000 of provincial
them to die alone. money, stolen in 21 different
Jessica Hansen bunches between 2009
and 2011.
“It’s heartbreaking,” Jes- If a dog needs a home, we Jones read a statement
sica Hansen, the non-profit’s find it.” in court last week
executive director, said in a Unless the organization apologizing, adding he was
press release. pays down some of its vet bills, not at risk to reoffend.
“We bring these dogs in they say they cannot afford to Under the terms of his
from the cold and you cross take in more dogs. conditional sentence,
your fingers that they’re go- Donations for Atlas, T-Rex, Jones will have to stay at
ing to be OK. Sometimes all Tanner, Boris and Esme — the home unless otherwise
they need is a bit of TLC, but five pooches currently in care approved by a conditional
sadly sometimes they’re very, — are now being accepted sentence officer and will
very sick. But you can’t say at the Southglen Veterinary have a curfew from 10 p.m.
no. You just can’t. Without us Hospital in the city or on the to 5 a.m. for the final six
they would freeze or starve, Manitoba Underdogs Website: months.
and we just can’t leave them www.manitobaunderdogs.org/ THE CANADIAN PRESS
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Winnipeg Wednesday, January 20, 2016 3
A new defence in stormy weather
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
PRE-ELECTION ACTION
Flood response
will improve Park, United Way funding Pallister said Tuesday.
among premier’s promises On Tuesday, Selinger
with forecasting
In addition to flood promised $15 million for a
centre: Province protection, Premier Greg new garden conservatory
Selinger promised money that is supposed to be cost-
for a park and a non-profit shared with the federal
Braeden agency Tuesday as he government and the private
Jones capped off his pre-election sector. The announcement
Metro | Winnipeg announcement blitz that by was made even though the
law had to stop by the end federal government has yet
Recommendations made by the of the day. to commit. The premier also
2011 flood review task force were The NDP enacted announced up to $1.5 million
taken into consideration with legislation in 2009 that all a year for the United Way,
Manitoba’s new flood forecast government advertising and led a media tour of a
centre in downtown Winnipeg. and announcements must new office for the province’s
Assistant Deputy Minister of stop 90 days before a flood forecasting staff.
Water Management Dave Mc- provincial election — a date The announcement-
Mahon said the main advantage that is fixed and comes blackout period used to be
of the new facility is “consoli- this year on April 19. As much shorter, but the New
dated operations.” Assistant Deputy Minister of Water Management Dave McMahon shows Premier Greg a result, the government Democrats lengthened it to
“We have all of our water fore- Selinger the “war room” for flood response planning. BRAEDEN JONES/METRO has been making several 90 days from 35. The idea
casting and engineering people announcements a day — was to level the playing
all in one facility and they can Forecasters will have access ince’s response to flood events, better job of visualizing what the often more than a dozen — field so that the party
work as a team,” he said, noting to real-time weather and hydro- calling it the “war room.” risks are for Manitobans and be- since the start of the year. in power could not use
they had previously been at mul- metric information. Premier Greg Selinger, along ing able to get in front of (those The blitz had Opposition government funds to make
tiple locations, which could have “It’s (improved) visualization for the tour on what would be risks) with proper measures on Leader Brian Pallister what amounted to election
slowed flood response planning. more than anything else,” Mc- his last in a salvo of pre-election- the ground,” he said. accusing the NDP of promises.
The flood operations data Mahon said. blackout announcements, said The 15,000-square-foot facil- trying to “spend its way to Limited exceptions
room also boasts nearly $170,000 He also said the new, larger that the centre took into account ity staff moved into in Decem- popularity.” include matters of public
in new computer equipment to conference room filled with mon- lessons learned in 2009, 2011 ber will cost about $1.5 million, “There’s always a certain safety and advertising
better analyze forecasts, crunch itors will help get all of the rel- and 2014 during major floods. which includes the price of a advantage ... to having your tenders for government
precipitation data and predict evant parties around the table to “By having this (centre) here, it 20-year lease on the space at hand on the reins of power,” contracts. THE CANADIAN PRESS
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4 Wednesday, January 20, 2016 Winnipeg
MUNICIPALITY
A matter of life and death
Golf on
upswing
MENTAL HEALTH Winnipeg, said the revelation
Stephanie
Indigenous is “not a new thing.”
He said the issue has been Taylor
people have known in the indigenous com- Metro | Winnipeg
munity for a while, “and it
more suicidal
hasn’t gotten much better.” Coun. Brian Mayes told a city
thoughts: Stats Johnston explained a big committee on innovation that
part of improving the situa- golf courses are no longer los-
tion would mean improving ing $1 million per year.
Braeden “the aboriginal capacity right “It’s a good news story,”
now in the delivery of mental Mayes said. “People are com-
Jones
health programs and services.” ing back to (golf courses),
Metro | Winnipeg
“That’s been a weakness,” we’re investing some money
he said. in them.”
New data analysis by Statistics Part of the reason it hasn’t An administrative re-
Canada has revealed more than improved, according to John- port on the 2016 golf servi-
one in five First Nations people ston, is a poor relationship ces business plan shows a
living off reserve, Inuit and between indigenous groups 10 per cent increase in the
Métis adults have considered and the former Conservative number of rounds played at
suicide. federal government, which cut Kildonan Park, Windsor Park,
Men and women in all three funding to aboriginal affairs. Crescent Drive and Harbour
aboriginal groups were also “Now we have a new govern- View — the four city-owned
more likely than non-aborigin- ment moving to change those golf courses — over the past
als to report suicidal thoughts. things,” Johnston said. The Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg has launched an effort to address the challenge. THINKSTOCK year compared to the 2014
Statistics Canada found 25.8 He’s optimistic that with bet- season.
per cent of off reserve First ter relationships and hopefully together to craft an aboriginal Johnston also sits on the In 2014, city staff pointed
Nations women reported sui- increased funding, the situa- community plan for Winnipeg. board of the Canadian Mental to a wet and cold spring for
cidal thoughts compared to tion can improve; but he and “That plan will look at all Health Association of Winni- the drop in rounds played.
13.8 per cent of non-aboriginal the Aboriginal Council aren’t We have a new of these issues, every program peg. He said there’s a “mix In total, the city’s golf servi-
women, and 23.1 per cent of sitting idly by to wait for that government area from justice, to health, to match of both non-indigenous ces deficit is expected to drop
First Nations men have as well, to happen. you name it,” Johnston said of and indigenous organizations” from $7.7 million in 2014 to
moving to change
compared to 11.1 per cent of The group has launched the initiative, which began in offering mental health sup- $6.3 million in 2016, thanks
non-aboriginal men. a new Winnipeg Indigenous those things ... September with the help of ports, and the community plan to annual transfers of $0.75
Damon Johnston, president Executive Circle to bring a co- former city planning director, will look at optimizing the ef- million from the city’s gen-
Damon Johnston
of the Aboriginal Council of alition of community groups Harry Finnigan. forts from all of them. eral reserve fund.
IN BRIEF
‘Missing children’ focus of dren in order to help locate includes the Grant Park
latest phone scam: Police them. Police report that the Shopping Centre, Pan Am
Winnipeg Police are warn- number [phone] may Pool and various apart-
ing residents not to fall for appear on call display. ment blocks. The consultant
the latest telephone scam, People are being cautioned would also examine planned
asking for donations to not to talk to or send any expansions of the library
help find missing children. payments to these callers, and arena rink are feasible.
People have contacted the but instead call police im- Coun. John Orlikow re-
police about receiving calls mediately. METRO cently said replacing the
about donating to a ficti- Charles A. Barbour arena
tious company named C & K Grant Park area studied with a double ice surface
Canada. The city is looking to de- facility is in the works, with
Allegedly, a fraudster calls velop a road map to im- details still yet to be final-
a victim and claims to rep- prove the 40-acre Grant ized. Relocating the River
resent C & K Canada, along Park area as part of its Grant Heights library to the site in

UTTER with the city’s police force, Park Campus Area Plan. 2016 is also one of the main
CROWD-PLEASER asking for donations for The city seeks a consult- drivers behind the plan.
publications on missing chil- ant to study the site, which STEPHANIE TAYLOR/METRO

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Canada Wednesday, January 20, 2016 5
POLITICAL PRISONERS
Time may be ripe to lift Iran sanctions
When the plane carrying Wash- Saeed Malekpour, serving a In his election campaign, says that Ottawa could lift them
ington Post reporter Jason Re- life sentence, and Mostafa Azizi, Trudeau pledged to reopen the “as early as winter 2016 and as
zaian and two other freed Amer- an eight-year term, are also pol- Tehran embassy that was shut- late as summer 2016.”
ican prisoners touched down in itical prisoners. And relatives tered under the Harper gov- Dion suggested the cabinet
Germany on Saturday, a new are awaiting word from the Tru- ernment. But Foreign Minister would make a decision quickly
page was turned in U.S.- Iran deau government that the chilly Stephane Dion said that while — a move that could give Can-
relations. relationship between Canada it “cannot be done overnight,” adian companies the chance to
The prisoners’ release, enabled and Iran that grew colder with it would be done “properly in bid for Iranian contracts that
by the diplomatic bond between the severing of diplomatic rela- a timely manner.” might be snapped up by the U.S.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry tions in 2012 will thaw enough A more rapid move could be Whether warming relations
Iranian-born Saeed Malekpour emigrated to Canada in and Iranian Foreign Minister Ja- to allow a new rapport. the lifting of Canadian sanc- would lead to the release of
2004 and was awaiting Canadian citizenship as a perma- vad Zarif, also gives new hope to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tions against Iran. A briefing the Canadian prisoners is still
nent resident. However, he is now serving a life sentence two Canadian permanent resi- welcomed the “quiet diplomacy” note written for Trudeau and in question.
in Evin prison. TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE dents behind bars in Iran. that led to the Iran nuclear deal. obtained by The Canadian Press TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE
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Iraqi civilians dying INDIA
Suicide of student
triggers protest
at ‘staggering’ rate
Shouting slogans and holding lower-caste students after they
placards on Tuesday, hundreds clashed last year with a group of
of students angrily students supporting
protested the death the governing Hindu
of an Indian student nationalist party.
MIDDLE EAST Kubis said in a statement. who, along with four Police are investi-
Nearly 19,000 The numbers are nowhere others, was barred gating whether ac-
near the death tolls recorded from using some fa- tions by the officials
were killed over during Iraq’s civil war. In 2006 cilities at his univer- contributed to the
more than 34,000 civilians were sity in the southern 26-year-old doctor-
22-month span,
killed, according to UN data. tech-hub of Hydera- al student’s death,
says UN report Civilian casualties since the bad. Students cry out which they say was
rise of ISIL in Iraq are consider- The protesters ac- for redress. a suicide. He had been
ably higher than the preced- cused Hyderabad Uni- TSERING TOPGYAL/ a member of a group
Iraq witnessed a sharp increase ing years of relative stability. versity’s vice-chan- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS representing Dalits,
in civilian deaths following the In 2011, the number of civilian cellor and a federal the lowest caste in
fall of large swaths of territory deaths due to violence was at its minister of unfairly demand- India’s Hindu caste hierarchy.
to the Islamic State of Iraq and lowest since the civil war, with ing punishment for the five THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
the Levant (ISIL) in the summer fewer than 2,800 killed.
of 2014. Now despite a string of UN human-rights chief Zeid IN BRIEF
recent battlefield losses for ISIL, Raad al-Hussein said the civilian
civilians in Iraq continue to die death toll may be even higher.
at a “staggering” rate, according “Even the obscene casualty ISIL confirms death Green-thumbed astronaut
to a new United Nations report. figures fail to accurately reflect of ‘Jihadi John’ nurses zinnia to full bloom
At least 18,802 civilians were exactly how terribly civilians The Islamic State of Iraq The International Space
killed and another 36,245 were are suffering in Iraq,” he said. and the Levant (ISIL) has Station now has a bright
wounded in Iraq between the The UN report also docu- acknowledged the death pop of orange, thanks to
start of 2014 and Oct. 31 of last mented human-rights abuses, of the masked militant commander Scott Kelly’s
year, according to the report such as ISIL’s conscription of known as “Jihadi John,” who green thumb. Kelly showed
released Tuesday. 3,500 people into slavery. Many appeared in several videos off his gardening results
“Despite their steady losses of those are women and children depicting the beheadings — a thriving zinnia with a
to pro-government forces, the from the Yazidi religious min- of Western hostages, the beautiful orange-yellow
scourge of ISIL continues to kill, ority who were taken hostage People carry the body of a victim killed in a truck bombing in SITE Intelligence Group said bloom — over the weekend.
maim and displace Iraqi civilians and forced into sexual slavery in Jameela market in the predominantly Shiite neighbourhood of Tuesday. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
in the thousands,” UN envoy Jan 2014. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sadr City, Baghdad, Iraq, in August 2015. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE
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Postmedia cuts 90 jobs SUN TAKEOVER
Top 6 execs get
sunny bonuses
In the midst of its cuts,
Postmedia is paying nearly
PRINT MEDIA a million dollars in bonuses
Journalists POSITIONS LOST to executives for their hand
in the deal to buy the Sun
take to Twitter Number of jobs lost newspapers.
across Postmedia A total of $925,000 in
to announce
operations: discretionary bonuses
their layoffs was paid out to its top six
Edmonton Journal executives in the 2015
& Edmonton Sun: 35 fiscal year ended in August,
Postmedia Network Canada combined jobs were lost. according to company
Corp., Canada’s largest news- documents filed Wednesday.
paper chain, has begun mak- Calgary Herald CEO Paul Godfrey,
ing dramatic cuts at its media & Calgary Sun: 25 whose base salary was
properties — including mer- combined jobs were lost. unchanged at $950,000,
ging newsroom operations in received $400,000 in the
cities where it has two papers. Ottawa Citizen & payout. He was also the
In a memo to all staff, Paul Ottawa Sun: A total of 12 only executive to receive a
Godfrey, president and CEO, jobs were lost. bonus under the short-term
said the company was elimin- incentive plan. Godfrey’s
ating 90 jobs across the chain National Post: Five jobs total compensation was
as part of efforts to cut $80 were lost, mostly in the $1.76 million, up from $1.42
million in costs by next year. Multimedia reporter Sam Cooley makes his way to his car after being laid off from the Ottawa sports department. million the previous year.
However, Godfrey made it Sun on Tuesday. Postmedia is stepping up plans to slash costs amid mounting revenue losses. Ousted chief operating
clear that it would continue SEAN KILPATRICK/THE CANADIAN PRESS Saskatoon Star- officer Wayne Parrish
to operate the two papers in Phoenix: One job lost received a $150,000
Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton have one newsroom, under Eric Koreen and Edmonton sad to say as of today, I’m no bonus related to the
and Vancouver, though there one editor. It also plans to offer Journal’s editor-in-chief Margo longer with the @edmonton- Windsor Star: One job Sun acquisition, plus
will be only one newsroom. a buyout program in the Van- Goodhand and managing journal. It’s been a privilege lost. a $1-million severance
“Let me be clear on one very couver and Ottawa newsrooms editor Stephanie Coombs. to work there and tell Edmon- package after his
important point — we will as part of the one newsroom Goodhand tweeted: “So ton’s stories.” termination in July — twice
continue to operate separate initiative. sorry to leave that tremen- Last week, when Postmedia, celerating its goal to cut costs his $475,000 base salary.
brands in each of these mar- On Twitter, journalists start- dously talented @edmonton- which owns the National Post as it continues to bleed adver- TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE
kets. What is changing is how ed announcing their own de- journal newsroom. No re- and the Toronto Sun, reported tising, print circulation and
we produce these products,” partures including the Na- grets.” its latest earnings, executives digital media revenue. Unstable times, except in
Godfrey said. Each city will tional Post’s basketball writer Coombs tweeted: “Super made it clear that it was ac- TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE the C-suite. metroVIEWS
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R OSEMARY
URBAN ETIQUETTE ELLEN VANSTONE
WESTWOOD
THE ISSUE
metroview
I have two cats. Certain
Dear media execs,
allergic friends show up at
when times get tough,
my house and, forgetting
the tough take pay cuts
I have them, request an
antihistamine. If you’re that
If he has a heart, which some looking at everything in a
journalists doubt, Paul God- new way,” he noted. “Noth-
allergic, shouldn’t you carry a frey might now be regretting ing is off the table.”
those diamond-studded Sun Except, presumably, cut-
Claritin in your wallet? newspaper cufflinks. ting his own salary.
Turns out, they’re not such Postmedia posted a net
a good look for a job-slash- loss of $4.2 million late last
Dear Ellen, ing newspaper CEO. year. At the same time, God-
I have two cats. Certain Yesterday Postmedia frey enjoyed a pay raise.
allergic friends routinely announced it’s cutting He earned $1.76 million in
show up at my house forget- 90 jobs and dramatically 2015, up from $1.42 million
ting I have them, and then changing the local news the year before. He and his
request an antihistamine. scene in four cities by executive-suite colleagues
A while back, a friend even merging the newsrooms were handsomely rewarded
brought another friend, of its Sun-tabloid and to the tune of $925,000 for
whom I didn’t know, and the broadsheet papers in having overseen the acquisi-
friend of the friend seized Vancouver, Edmonton, tion of the Sun chain earlier
up and started pleading Calgary and Ottawa. this year — a deal that made
for me to find an antihista- As Canadian journalists yesterday’s “transformation”
mine. Sorry, but cats aren’t flocked to Twitter to decry possible.
iguanas or tarantulas — it’s the news, Godfrey’s name Of course, Postmedia isn’t
not that rare for someone to topped the trending charts, the only company with well-
have one. He should keep a and photos of his executive paid executives and strug-
bloody Claritin in his wallet bling flooded newsfeeds. gling newspapers. Quebecor
if he’s that allergic. I spent To be clear: Newspapers paid its CEO nearly $15 mil-
10 minutes searching the everywhere are in crisis. lion in 2014, the year after
house for a remedy while Print-ad revenue continues it slashed more than 1,000
my other guests waited to to dive, and online ads can’t Sun Media jobs. According
have their cocktails made. come close to filling the gap. to Bloomberg, the total cal-
Advice? But the crisis has yet to culated compensation of the
Victor, Toronto hit the salaries of Canadian CEO of Torstar, which owns
media executives. this newspaper, the Toronto
Dear Victor, Journalists, ad reps and Star and Metroland papers,
You don’t mention wheth- admin staff are the ones was about $3 million in 2014.
er or not your 10 minutes bearing the brunt of the (The Globe and Mail is
of searching resulted in industry’s beating. Yet the privately held, and isn’t re-
finding an antihistamine lergic to cats, have forgot- tle of something nice, and a so you don’t need etiquette C-suite is still downright quired to divulge executive
or not. Should I wonder if, ten about my host’s cats and policy of praising everything advice. What you do need is lucrative. And the incongru- pay.)
even if you did find one, that have then asked said host for you own, say or do — from practical advice so you can ence is galling. Every North American
you might have pretended an antihistamine on the few the cleverly situated salt- avoid the ill-effects of last- In a memo to staff, God- paper is suffering, and
otherwise in order to let the occasions I’ve failed to pack encrusted boot tray in your ing resentment over rudely frey used pat euphemisms obviously it’s not because
allergic friend of the friend my own. front hall right down to the allergic guests and your sim- such as “ongoing pressures” every CEO is bad at her job.
suffer? Or even have to leave Now that I see it from dusty after-dinner mints you mering anxiety over failing and described the cuts as a But the least executives
the party if the symptoms your point of view, I’m apparently filched from the to get drinks quickly into the “transformation.” Postmedia’s can do is show times really
overwhelmed him? acutely aware of how annoy- checkout counter at a family hands of your other guests. plan to cut $80 million by are rough, and take a pay
That wouldn’t be the ing this must be. To all my restaurant in 2002. You have two choices: 1) the end of 2017 “requires cut.
best example of good man- cat-owning friends who’ve You as host, meanwhile, Keep some antihistamines
ners, I suppose. But I could so kindly provided me with have the equally important on hand, ideally in the spice PHILOSOPHER CAT
certainly understand the pills over the years, please responsibility of pretending cupboard between the anise by Jason Logan
impulse. And I say this as a accept my sincere apologies! everything your guests say and the Baharat, which you
guest who has committed The point is guests who or do is utterly charming: can easily access when an Your essential daily news WE ARE FRIENDS,
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attitude that access to a washroom with a of Odessa before the revolu- And then start serving MANAGEIlNisGh EaD IDTOaRc WeIyNNIPEG
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the moment they enter bear- play the perfect host in the Email Ellen:
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Your essential daily news Kate Middleton to guest-edit Huffington Post U.K., focusing on child mental health
Best of men’s
With male models about to walk the runways
runway
in Paris and New York, we take a look at the
biggest Fall/Winter 2016 fashion and beauty
trends straight from Milan.
THE CANADIAN PRESS/GETTY IMAGES
Boyish bohemian Urban formal
BEAUTY
at Gucci at Emporio
Side part
Armani
Creative director Alessandro The go-to
Michele unpacked a chest full look for
of 1970s memories for his The Emporio Armani man is designers,
latest Gucci menswear col- urban and sleek. There is Prada dis-
lection. His runway-realized no excess, just the essen- tinguished
looks reference a happy boy- tial. Giorgio Armani used itself by opting
hood, with Sherlock Holmes- new technology to bond for a slicked-over
style detective capes and materials for his more do. Philipp Plein exaggerat-
caps, Snoopy and Wood- contemporary line, cre- ed the look by letting roots
stock motifs on T-shirts, a ating new forms and a show on dyed hair.
Charlie Brown sweater, and futuristic feel. Formal
a crinkly Western cowboy double-breasted jack- Long hair
shirt with boot-leg jeans. ets were worn with Many mod-
Grown-up Gucci looks pleated trousers. A els strutted
incorporated floral prints, a shawl jacket with with long
mainstain of the house, into diagonal zipper hair breez-
embellished and embroidered was paired with ing out be-
coats and suits, and pyjamas. athletically cut hind them.
pants. At Vivienne
Lap of luxury Westwood the
look was bedraggled, while
at Fendi
at Calvin Klein models wore
their shoulder-length locks
Life is pretty plush at Fendi. A with a slick center part.
model glided down a carpeted
spiral staircase in a soft plaid David Bowie beauty
overcoat-cum-dayrobe with match- The most eye-
ing trousers to soothing soul music. catching
Think Jack Nicholson playing golf in looks were
his robe, one of the references on at Moncler
Silvia Venturini Fendi’s mood board Gamme
backstage. Bleu,
Fendi’s looks were all about cozy where mod-
comfort, right down to the lush ac- els sported
cessories: A parka with yellow fur trim camouflage
was paired with a large yellow, furry face paint and false lashes.
bag. Plaids and checks on jackets, pants While Vivienne Westwood
and bags created a homey feel, and sent models out wearing
Fendi boldly paired mohair jackets with vibrant eyeshadow that
matching pants, for a definite Fozzie matched their shirts. AFP
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10 Wednesday, January 20, 2016 Food
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An apeeling tuna melt
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medium high heat. Butter one side of
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