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An environmental impact report need not discuss impacts that are too speculative in nature for proper evaluation or assess economic costs not linked to a physical change in the environment. [...]

Introduction Effective strategic planning for clients facing the job of administering an estate requires consideration of factors such as: whether the deceased person died testate or intestate; if there is [...]

In Ontario, a will that is wholly handwritten by a testator is called a holograph will. Holograph wills are exempt from the statutory requirement that a will be witnessed by [...]

The Task Force on marijuana legalization and regulation has completed its report to help guide the Government of Canada on the development of a framework for marijuana regulation. Translation of [...]

Partially hydrogenated oils, sugars, sodium and saturated fats are caught in the cross-hairs as Health Canada moves forward on its Healthy Eating Strategy. Starting this week, Canadians are invited to [...]

The federal government recently announced a new healthy eating initiative that will see Canada's much-recognized Food Guide get chopped. The overhaul is part of a broader, multi-year strategy that will [...]

From Mr Manpreet Singh Anand. Sir, Bono's recent announcement of a public-private partnership with American Express, Converse, Gap and Giorgio Armani to help with the Global Fund's fight against Aids [...]

The article focuses on actress Manpreet Bambra and her top 10 acting jobs so far, including her role in the new ITVX comedy series "Count Abdulla."

The article offers information on Bud Singh, an ex-cavalryman in the Indian Army and one of many thousands of Sikhs who came to Australia in the late 19th and early 20th century. It is noted that he worked as hawker, but always made generous donations to the local hospital or charitable organizations. It is informed that he went to Australia in 1899 and due to his generosity he became a life member of the hospital board, and his name was painted alongside the Who's Who of Yerranderie.

The article reports Indian American comedy actor Omi Vaidya is all set for his directorial debut in an Indian movie about supernatural powers.

The article reports that according to filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, actress Sunny Leone has agreed to work in the film "Jism 2" despite her language problem.

The article offers information on Canadian standup comedian and an Anglo-Indian blooded Russell Peters and his insight on Bollywood.

The article discusses the efforts of film director Thakur Ranvir Singh to travel eight Indian states and visit 16 gurudwaras in making a documentary drama to build bridges between different religions.

The article reports on the arrival of young southern film stars to join the Hindi film industry including Asin Thottumkal, Kajal Aggarwal and Rana Daggubati in 2011.

The article informs that actor Dharmendra Deol will judge the reality show "India's Got Talent 3."

The article profiles Indian-Canadian actress Lisa Ray.

The article reports on the influence of the Hindi film industry to the popular fashion in India. It notes that Indian fashion designers have put the blame on the extensive exposure to international fashion through the television shows, internet, and fashion magazines. It reveals that India has no iconic personalities that can set a trend for an exclusive fashion for Indian celebrities.

The article reports on the common sight of public display of affection, specifically kissing, in India.

The article narrates the experience of former Miss India World Sarah Jane Dias as she engaged herself as an actress in an action thriller film, "Game."

The article profiles Indic veteran actor Anupam Kher.

The article focuses on the legal prohibition of public display affection among gay and transgender men in India which forces them to do it at toilets, stores, and cars.

The article focuses on the diminishing number of supermodels in India due to overexposure.

The article offers tips on how to have a great fashion statement such as the determination of body type and the selection of outfits accordingly.

The article reports that the traditional ornament toe rings for married Indian women has become a fashion accessory for city girls in India.

The article offers information on the aspiration of MIss India Worldwide Canada winner Amin Dhillon to become a Bollywood star.