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The U.S.-Canada trade war threatens local tourism and a man shot by police at Pearson International Airport. These stories and more are in your noon news on the go.

Guest: Toronto Star crime reporter Peter Edwards  It's like a Netflix show in real life. A truck driving off with $24 million in gold and cash, stolen from a hangar outside Pearson International Airport in a crime so smooth it left everyone stunned. Now, two years later the investigation trail spreads across four countries from Canada to the U.S. to Dubai and India. Some of the suspects have fled and it doesn't like they're coming back. Neither is the gold. On its two-year anniversary we unpack what's happened with the infamous Toronto gold heist, the key players and whether there's any hope left for the case.  Produced by Saba Eitizaz and Paulo Marques

In this episode, we look back at the immediate reaction to Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 crash. Newsmax's Bianca De La Garza spoke that day with Newsmax Contributor, aviation expert Gene Valentino. Gene provided an analysis of a recent aviation incident involving a plane that landed upside down due to adverse winds at Toronto's Pearson International Airport. Valentino explores potential causes in the early hours after the incident, including crosswind impact and may involve possible pilot error besides the challenging wind conditions. Despite the adverse conditions, only 18 passengers were injured and all 80people on board were safely evacuated.  Gene reassures viewers about aviation safety and the safety of the whole aviation industry. Gene Valentino is a seasoned pilot with a long passion for aviation and recreational aircraft.Aviation Expert Gene Valentino Weighs in on Delta Air Lines Flight 4819Gene Valentino on Newsmax's NewslineORIGINAL MEDIA SOURCE(S):Originally Recorded on February 17, 2025America Beyond the Noise: Season 5, Episode 571Image courtesy of: Newsmax➡️ Join the Conversation: https://GeneValentino.com➡️ WMXI Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/NewsRadio981➡️ More WMXI Interviews: https://genevalentino.com/wmxi-interviews/➡️ More GrassRoots TruthCast Episodes: https://genevalentino.com/grassroots-truthcast-with-gene-valentino/➡️ More Broadcasts with Gene as the Guest: https://genevalentino.com/america-beyond-the-noise/ ➡️ More About Gene Valentino: https://genevalentino.com/about-gene-valentino/

It's been an usually bad start to 2025 for air travel accidents.  Monday's crash at Pearson International Airport that saw a Delta airlines flight come to rest upside down has a lot of people wondering: is commercial air travel safe? Host David Smith gets answers from aviation expert John Gradek with McGill University. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us:Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or @thebigstoryfpn on Twitter

A 40-year-old Dover Centre man has died after a snowmobile crash over the long weekend, US President Donald Trump says he'll have more about auto tariffs on April 2nd, and investigators into Monday's plane crash at Toronto's Pearson International Airport have recovered the flight data recorder.

Statistics Canada says inflation hit 1.9% in January, slightly above target due to rising gas prices. Investigation set to begin today into Delta Airlines crash at Toronto's Pearson International Airport. Voters in Ontario have just over one week to decide who they will support in the provincial election.

Plus, Gov. Greg Abbott announced statewide preparations for this week's cold weather, and cleanup is underway after a plane flipped over at Pearson International Airport in Toronto on Monday.

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Ontario party leaders face off in a debate and a plane crash at Toronto's Pearson International Airport. These stories and more are in your morning news on the go.

John Cox, Aviation safety expert, Retired airline pilot joins host Vassy Kapelos to discuss what occurred when a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis, carrying 80 passengers, crashed while attempting to land at Pearson International Airport on Monday. On todays show: Scott Hurst, CTV National News Correspondent joins Vassy to give a live update on the Delta jet crash at Pearson airport. Listen to Vassy's full conversation with The premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, Andrew Furey who said he found it “incredibly concerning” to hear senior staff from U.S. President Donald Trump’s office convey that the commander-in-chief is “very serious” when he talks about annexing Canada. Keir Giles, senior consulting fellow of the Russia and Eurasia Programme at the Chatham House think tank and author of ‘Who Will Defend Europe’ joins host Vassy Kapelos to discuss how Russia and the U.S. agreed to start working toward ending the war in Ukraine and improving their diplomatic and economic ties without Ukraine present. The Daily Debrief Panel with Shakir Chambers, Rachel Aiello, and Scott Reid.

In our news wrap Monday, a Delta Airlines flight crashed while landing at Toronto's Pearson International Airport causing eight injuries, at least 12 people have died from severe weekend storms in the South, doctors are treating Pope Francis for an infection after he was admitted to the hospital with bronchitis and a rare artifact from the nation's first president is being put up for sale. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

//The Wire//2300Z February 17, 2025////ROUTINE////BLUF: SEVERE WEATHER STRIKES APPALACHIA, MAJOR FLOODING REPORTED. MUNICH SECURITY CONFERENCE CONCLUDES IN EUROPE.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE------International Events-Europe: The Munich Security Conference concluded yesterday, with the focus on Ukraine being palpable among participants. While no real progress was made publicly with regards to a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, various actors have made their positions more clear. British PM Kier Starmer declared his willingness to send British soldiers to fight in Ukraine. Germany spent most of the time responding negatively to American statements that urged Germany to pay for their own defense. American Vice President JD Vance spent much of the summit pointing out the freedom of speech problems within Europe at large, signaling a new era of American concerns on the topic, as well as indicating a hard turnaround of American foreign policy away from a multipolar Europe. On the sidelines, the Ukrainian War remained a concern, with Ukrainian leader Zelenskyy expressing increasing levels of irritation that Ukraine is being sidelined with regards to the negotiations to end the war.Canada: This afternoon a catastrophic aircraft crash was reported in Toronto. Delta Flight 4819 suffered a mishap while landing at Pearson International Airport, which resulted in the removal of both wings and the debris coming to a rest on the runway upside down. The fuselage remained mostly intact during the crash landing, and all passengers and crew are reported to have survived at this time. AC: As this is a developing situation, not much is known with any certainly regarding what caused the crash landing. However, weather conditions were less than ideal at the time of the incident.-HomeFront-Southeastern U.S. - Disaster strikes Appalachia again as severe storms have caused unprecedented flooding throughout the region over the past few days. Most of the severe flooding has been reported in Kentucky, which has resulted in 8 fatalities so far. Virginia has also been host to severe flooding, and significant power outages have been reported throughout the Mid-Atlantic, to the northeastern United States. FEMA has been activated, and most of the various jurisdictions throughout the region have varying levels of emergency declarations in place.-----END TEARLINE-----Analyst Comments: The weather events throughout the eastern United States are compounded by not only the winter weather that occurred before the flooding, but additional weather systems that are expected to sweep through the region over the next few days. Catastrophic flooding is bad enough during the best of times, but disaster recovery efforts are made exponentially more difficult when heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures are expected throughout the disaster area. Throughout the disaster zone, power outages during cold weather conditions will also undoubtedly result in more complications and more pressing needs, as many people throughout the region rely on electricity to heat their homes.Analyst: S2A1Research: https://publish.obsidian.md/s2underground//END REPORT//

In our news wrap Monday, a Delta Airlines flight crashed while landing at Toronto's Pearson International Airport causing eight injuries, at least 12 people have died from severe weekend storms in the South, doctors are treating Pope Francis for an infection after he was admitted to the hospital with bronchitis and a rare artifact from the nation's first president is being put up for sale. PBS News is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Today, we're looking at the latest Liberal budget, which allotted more money to frivolous projects as Canadians are struggling with a of cost-of-living crisis. Plus, Quebec is considering fines for people who make threats against politicians. Is this the right approach to take to ensure political civility? And finally, we'll have an update on the $20 million gold heist from Pearson International Airport, where many of the suspects have been released on bail despite the high-profile criminal allegations.

Police make arrests connected to a dramatic gold heist at Toronto's Pearson International Airport last year. The gold is still missing, and police are still searching for suspects. And you might be surprised to hear who has been arrested so far. Also: A rain bomb hits Dubai and the surrounding desert kingdoms. Two years of rain in a couple of days has turned roads into rivers and airport runways into lakes. Plus: Private eye clinics are charging for surgeries that are already covered by provincial health plans. Victims say it's destroyed their faith in the doctors they trusted.

Seg 1: Should we be building cities inside of asteroids? With the increasing interest in space exploration and the possibility of humans living and working away from Earth, there is a need for viable housing options in space. Guest: Dr. Adam Frank, Professor of Astrophysics at the University of Rochester and Author of Light of the Stars: Alien Worlds and the Fate of the Earth Seg 2: Who was responsible for the Pearson Airport Gold Heist? A year ago today, a man presented a fake waybill to Air Canada staff at a warehouse beside Pearson International Airport. According to court documents, the man then walked out with 400 kilograms of gold and $1.95 million USD cash. Seg 3: View From Victoria: Bombshell testimony has government stumbling The Premier is responding to bombshell testimony from Deputy Chief Fiona Wilson saying diversion is real and Police can do nothing about open drug use. Guest: Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun Columnist Seg 4: Why is the moon getting its own time zone? The initiative for a lunar-specific time standard, known as Coordinated Lunar Time, arises from the necessity for extreme precision in space travel. Guest: Michelle Hanlon, Professor of Practice and the Executive Director of the Center for Air and Space Law at the University of Mississippi School of Law Seg 5: What can tourists expect from a recovering Maui? The August 2023 wildfires resulted in the devastating loss of loved ones, homes, cultural and historical sites, and businesses in Lahaina, located in West Maui. How has the island recovered? Guest: Leanne Pletcher, Director of Public Relations for Maui Visitors & Convention Bureau Seg 6: The consequences of overlooking Canada's productivity emergency The Business Council of BC has strongly criticized the 2024 Federal Budget for not effectively addressing what the Bank of Canada describes as a productivity "emergency" in Canada. Guest: David Williams, Vice President of Policy at the Business Council of British Columbia Seg 7: Is Canada doing enough to make housing affordable again? The housing strategy aims to construct 3.9 million homes by 2031. To achieve this goal, the government has allocated $8.5 billion in additional spending.  Guest: Dr. Alexandra Flynn, Director of the Housing Research Collaborative and Associate Professor at Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A year ago today, a man presented a fake waybill to Air Canada staff at a warehouse beside Pearson International Airport. According to court documents, the man then walked out with 400 kilograms of gold and $1.95 million USD cash. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Canada Border Services Agency has already hired 72 officers for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, and a warning about measles at Pearson International Airport. These stories and more are in your morning news on the go.

Marissa Lennox is filling in for Libby Znaimer today. She is joined by David Crombie, former Mayor of Toronto, and Toronto City Councillors James Pasternak for Ward 6 York Centre and Paula Fletcher for Ward 14 Toronto-Danforth. According to the latest Liaison Strategies poll, Josh Matlow and Mark Saunders are tied for second place underneath front runner Olivia Chow as the race for mayor continues to develop. Also, according to the City of Toronto, advanced voting which started on Thursday June 8th and ended on Tuesday June 13th, saw 129,745 eligible voters went to the advanced polling stations to vote--that's an 11.9 per cent increase from those who voted in advanced voting from the last election that totaled 115,911 voters in October of 2022. ---- RUSSIA-CANADA RELATIONS COULD SEVER...OVER A PLANE  Marissa Lennox is joined by Dr. Maria Popova, Associate Professor of Political Science and Jean Monnet Chair at McGill University. Canada and Russian relations could get a whole lot worse.  Moscow says that ties with Canada are "on the verge of being severed" after learning that the Trudeau Liberals have seized and are forfeiting a Russian cargo plane that's been idling at Toronto's Pearson International Airport since February of 2022. Dr. Popova explains how it all unfolded. ---- PMO AND MINISTER'S OFFICES KNEW ABOUT BERNARDO TRANSFER MONTHS IN ADVANCE  Marissa Lennox is joined by John Capobianco, Senior Vice President & Senior Partner, FleishmanHillard HighRoad The PMO's office knew about the Paul Bernardo transfer to a medium security facility months before it happened. And, we also learned that staff for Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino knew about the transfer months before too and didn't tell him before the transfer was actualized. How could this have happened? And, is it just us or does this feel like part of a larger problematic. Listen live, weekdays from noon to 1, on Zoomer Radio!

In this episode: labour relations news, the latest job report from Statistics Canada, layoffs and a severance package at Shopify, and other topics. Stay with us to get the latest HR updates.Follow us on twitter at Canada Human Resources News (@cadHRnews) and LinkedIn at Canada HR News Podcast for more updates.The Public Service Alliance of Canada ended strikes by more than 155,000 federal public servants | PSAC Strike: Union releases new details on tentative agreements for federal workers | CTV News Employment in Canada rose by 41,000 in April, driven by an increase in part-time work | Employment Rises, But Full-Time Work Gains Notably Absent - The Conference Board of CanadaBonuses of $10,000 have returned 148 nurses to Nova Scotia's public system | Nova Scotia says 148 nurses return to public health system after $10,000 bonus - Halifax | Globalnews.ca On May 4 Shopify announced a layoff of about 20% of their staff, and the sale of Shopify Logistics to Flexport | Important team and business changes (shopify.com) 350 members of Unifor Local 531 have ratified their first collective agreement with WestJet at Pearson International Airport in Toronto (YYZ) | WestJet workers in Toronto ratify their first collective agreement | Unifor National UBC has argued against allowing graduate research assistants to unionize, claiming they are students and not employees | UBC objects to research assistants' right to unionize at Labour Relations Board | CBC News  Taco Bell Canada announced its anticipated hiring party is returning for the third year | TACO BELL® CANADA HOSTING NEARLY 40 HIRING PARTIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY (newswire.ca) 

On today's episode...legendary cucks, street fights with Nate Diaz, nut shots with Lebron, plastic eating fungi, Hunter Biden & the IRS, & more messes on planes that flight attendants refuse to clean up! (00:02:56 - 00:06:03) How was your weekend?: Mark can't be trusted anymore, Beer runs in Reno, and Wes enjoying the weather ☕ Cup of Coffee in the Big Time ☕ (00:06:34) Happy national Brandon day (00:08:40) Brandons vs Brendons, who wins? (00:10:11) Wendy's is offering free food while Mercury is in retrograde (00:13:31) Supreme Court maintains FDA approval of abortion pill (preserving access for now) (00:17:17 Dillon Brooks ejected for nailing LeBron James in nuts (00:21:36) MMA world reacts after Nate Diaz chokes out fake Logan Paul  (00:26:26 How the ‘bare minimum Mondays' craze is tackling burnout

Jane Brown is filling in for Libby Znaimer today. She is joined by Dr. Tim Sly, an epidemiologist and professor at the school of Occupational and Public Health at Ryerson University and Dr. Alon Vaisman, an epidemiologist at the University Health Network. As we get ready to begin the new year and open a new chapter, one thing remains certain: COVID-19 remains with us and we continue to face the threat of RSV and the flu. Our health experts weigh in on the changing nature of COVID-19, and how we can continue to do our part in helping to prevent the spread of the above mentioned viruses. ---- THIS YEAR'S HOLIDAY TRAVEL SEASON AND LUGGAGE WOES AT PEARSON Jane Brown is now joined by Dr. Karl Moore, airline industry analyst and professor at McGill University and Martin Firestone, a travel expert and President of Travel Secure Inc. Toronto's Pearson International Airport is making headlines again. Many travelers are complaining that it has taken days for them to get their baggage to wherever they flew out for vacation and that the communication on the whereabouts of their luggage was poor. So, how did this happen? And, was this year's holiday travel experience at Canada's international airports any smoother compared to last year as Federal transportation minister Omar Alghabra promised it would be? ---- THE LATEST ON THE WINTER STORM IN BUFFALO Jane Brown is now joined by Dr. Natalie Simpson, Chair and Professor Operations Management and Strategy School of Management at the University at Buffalo and an expert on emergency preparedness. The winter storm in Buffalo was a deadly one leaving more than 30 dead in the aftermath so far. So, what happens next? And, what lessons will the City and country learn from this kind of natural disaster moving forward? Our expert weighs in. Listen live, weekdays from noon to 1, on Zoomer Radio!

Many people travelling with WestJet are stranded in Toronto after their connecting flights were cancelled. We speak with one person at Pearson International Airport trying to get home for Christmas with her husband and five-year-old son. (Russell Bowers with Krista Babij)

Libby Znaimer is joined by John Gradek, a faculty lecturer at McGill University in Montreal and a former executive with Air Canada, Dr. Gabor Lukacs, President and Founder of Air Passenger Rights, and Martin Firestone, President of Travel Secure Inc. Canada's transportation minister Omar Alghabra will be holding a summit to address the upcoming holiday travel season. The minister says he is working to improve the situation of delays at the airports and improve efficiency with the airlines and says that his ministry is working to ensure more staff for the airports and airlines. But with the holiday season just a month away, does he have the time and resources to get this done successfully? The summit will include stakeholders from the airlines and airports. And, the minister had this to say about why it is happening: “We cannot go back to what we saw last summer." And, Marty is on site at Pearson International Airport awaiting to board a flight. He gives us first-hand observations of what is going on there. CANADA SOCCER AT THE WORLD CUP IN QATAR Libby Znaimer is joined by Bob Richardson, a member of the board of directors for Canada Soccer. Today, Canada faces off against Belgium in the world cup in host country Qatar. But, what is more remarkable than that is the fact that Canada is making its first appearance in the event in 36 years. So, how did we get here? And, what does this all mean for Canada on the world stage? Bob was also just recently featured in the Toronto Life list of most influential Torontonians for bringing the future world cup to our City in 2026 (which will be joint hosted by the US and Mexico as well). METROLINX'S PLANS TO UPROOT HISTORIC TREES AT OSGOODE HALL Libby Znaimer is joined by Steve Munro, a Toronto transit advocate followed by Mike Schreiner, leader of the Green Party of Ontario. Metrolinx has plans to cut down five trees in the historic grove at Osgoode Hall as part of its Ontario Line project and has notified the Law Society of Ontario that it will begin doing so on Dec. 5th or earlier. Our guests today explain why this is a bad idea and the damage it will do to the historic urban forest land that has been preserved for more than 200 years according to the law society.

In this episode, I look into the Status of Airports after returning and flying over 36000 km. I flew through Pearson International Airport, Schiphol International, Cape Town International, Johannesburg International, Paris International and back through Toronto International Airport.Do not believe everything you have heard or seen through the media or social media. I had no real bad experiences with lineups. Yes, there were some other issues....but you have to listen to hear. 

On Day 1 of the Emergencies Act National Inquiry, CTV National News journalist Mackenzie Gray fills us in on how it got started..Pearson International Airport is increasing it's fees. After the summer they just had, that stings..For the first time, a Canadian is charged under new law against intimidation of HCWS, and as a hate crime, family physician Dr. Nili Kaplan-Myrth shares their thoughts. 

Libby Znaimer is joined by Lauren O'Neil, Senior News Editor of BlogTO, David Crombie, Former Mayor of Toronto, and Councillor James Pasternak of Ward 6 York Centre. In the news: Statistics Canada released a report showing that home ownership dropped 66.5 percent last year. The higher cost of homes has led more people to pivot towards renting. Meanwhile, here in Toronto, the TTC announced that it will be closing 8 subway stations over the weekend, which will no doubt be inconvenient to commuters. And, Pearson International Airport has been given a terrible rating for its overall customer satisfaction (are we surprised?) Finally, cyclists in the city are mad after a popular member of their community was sent to hospital after crashing over a speed bump. Our panel weighs in on the latest. ---- THE LATEST ON THE RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR AND PUTIN'S SETBACKS Libby Znaimer is joined by Dr. Paul Goode, McMillan Chair in Russian Studies at Carleton University and Phil Wasielewski, a 2022 Templeton Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. In the news: Amid a series of setbacks in his war against Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a partial military mobilization this week. He also sent a very threatening message to the West that "it's not a bluff" when it comes to nuclear weapons and blames the West for using the threat of such weapons to blackmail his country. Meanwhile, U.S. President Joe Biden, in a speech at the UN, said that Russia violated the UN's charter. Our experts weigh in on the heightened tensions and what has been happening on the ground lately in Ukraine. ---- DEATH OF IRAN WOMAN OVER HIJAB SPARKS GLOBAL PROTESTS Libby Znaimer is now joined by Hadi Ghaemi, Executive Director of the Center for Human Rights in Iran. Protests in both Iran and around the world were sparked by the death of a young woman who died last week in police custody. She was arrested by the so-called morality police

Libby Znaimer is joined by David Peterson, former Ontario Liberal Premier, Lisa Raitt, Former Deputy Leader of Conservative Party of Canada, and Cheri DiNovo, an Order of Canada recipient and former Ontario NDP MPP. This past weekend, a video was posted online that showed Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland being verbally harassed by a man while she was in Grand Prairie, Alberta's City Hall. The Prime Minister and others have since publicly condemned the attack. But, this recorded video highlights something we've known for a long time: female politicians often face abuse and harassment both online and offline far too often. We've seen it with political leaders from all political stripes including Kathleen Wynne, Lisa McLeod, Gail Shea and many more. So, where does it end? And, will public safety minister Marco Mendicino create a plan to increase security for our politicians as the threats escalate? ---- CHAOS AT THE AIRPORT AND HOTELS BECOMING MORE LIKE AIRBNB STAYS Libby Znaimer is joined by Dr. Makarand Mody, Associate Professor of Hospitality Marketing and Director of Research at Boston University School of Hospitality Administration, Martin Firestone, President of Travel Secure Inc., and John Gradek, a faculty lecturer at McGill University in Montreal and a former executive with Air Canada. Today's central topic: it's been months since we've first started covering the chaos at Toronto's Pearson International Airport and flight delays and STILL it remains a problem. Libby details her first-hand account of this while traveling to Minnesota for a family reunion. And, while she made the trip, she came across another disappointment: she had booked an expensive stay at the Hyatt Hotel only to observe upon arrival that it operated more like an Airbnb and lacked amenities. It got her thinking about whether traditional hotels operating like Airbnbs have become a widespread trend these days. Our travel industry experts weigh in. Listen live, weekdays from noon to 1, on Zoomer Radio!

Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies, and gentlemen — and the rest of you — in which we look back at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favourite Rebels. I'm your host, David Menzies. Good grief, not again! The war on farmers continues. This time it is the U.S. government going up against an Amish farmer in Pennsylvania… for reasons that defy logic. Our New York-based reporter Jeremy Loffredo has all the egregious details. And while other countries have suspended the COVID-19 injection program for youths, not so here in the Great White North. Oh no, Dr. Theresa Tam is all-in when it comes to getting kids jabbed for the coronavirus. So how is it that the COVID-19 science is somehow different in Canada compared to other nations? Tamara Ugolini shall try to make sense of it all. And letters; we get your letters; we get your letters every minute of every day. And I'll share some of your letters about a senior citizen who was deprived of life-sustaining medicine by the Canada Border Services Agency and Peel Police on duty at Toronto's Pearson International Airport. Her crime? Not sharing her personal medical information. And had it not been for the intervention of paramedics, this senior citizen might've endured a heart attack thanks to the stress she endured. Bottom line: these goons have proven how yet again Pearson is truly the worst airport in the world… Those are your Rebels, now let's round ‘em up…

1st time Canadian Resident Point of entry into Canada for The Toronto Pearson International Airport terminal 1 & 3 for 2020 & 2021Good day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news and I am Joy Stephen, an authorized Canadian Immigration practitioner bringing out this Data Analysis release from January 01, 2020 to December 31, 2021. Today is the 24th of May, 2022. This video discusses actual entry into Canada of the various Canadian entry points for first time Canadian residents, temporary or permanent during the Global Pandemic years of 2020 and 2021. Thanks to the folks at Canada Border Services Agency or CBSA for providing us with this data. In this video, we are going to talk about the top major 1st time Canadian Resident entry into Canada for The Toronto Pearson International Airport terminal 1 & 3. In 2020, during the peak Pandemic restriction year, Toronto Pearson International Airport Received 50,230  new residents through all its points of entry in Canada and in 2021, another pandemic year, Toronto Pearson International Airport Received 55,769 new Canadian residents. We will also discuss the arrival rates of the 15 top entry points into Canada in separate videos as well as each of the different resident types separately!We have seen an appreciative jump in intakes in 2021 from 2020 because of the need of foreign nationals to supplement the labor force and the reasonably high vaccination rates coupled with a better understanding of the pandemic. We expect the numbers to increase in the coming years. Please subscribe to this channel for more Canadian Immigration information and if you want to become a Canadian Permanent Residence, you can learn more by attending the Free online YouTube videos posted on https://polinsys.com/p. From all of us from IRC news and the Polinsys team we thank you for watching!

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Catch up on what you missed on an episode of The Richard Syrett Show. Elie Cantin-Nantel, Journalist at True North, on cries for electoral reform after Liberals and NDP bomb in Ontario election. Founder and President of Air Passenger Rights Gabor Lukacs on what is causing the long delays at Pearson International Airport. "The Survivalist", Steffan Verstappen. Dave Scott, host of "Spaced Out Radio" on Sauga 960 AM, on his interview with Conservative Member of Parliament Larry Maguire, who is the first sitting member in recent history to bring up Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon in Canadian air space. Managing Editor of Blacklocks Reporter Tom Korski discusses a Conservative MP recently removed from Parliament Hill over vaccination status. Kelly Neidert, Executive Director of Protect Texas Kids, on a recent gay bar in Texas which hosted a child drag show.

Canada's international airports have experienced major delays getting passengers on and off their flights, as people begin returning to air travel in numbers not seen since before the pandemic.The staff that get travellers through all those lines at the airport – security screening, customs, baggage drop-off – have not returned to the airport in enough numbers to stave off long lines. Transportation reporter Eric Atkins explains why you won't want to cut it fine if you're boarding a plane in the near future.

Dr. Don and Professor Ben talk about the risks of eating vegetables found in a Canadian airport toilet. Dr. Don - risky ☣️ Professor Ben - not risky

They say this time of year is a season of engagements -- more couples get engaged in November / December than during any other time of year! Today on Good Company, we hear an incredible story of how one couple met at the ever-romantic Pearson International Airport. Then we hear about a new, environmentally friendly shoe design, and we get a reminder about shopping. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On October 14, just before its first landfall on the Carolinas, Hazel's wind speeds rocketed to 240 kilometres per hour (150 mph), and THAT qualified it to be upgraded to a Category 4 storm. By the time it reached Canada, it was an extratropical category 1. Malton Airport (now Lester B. Pearson International Airport), in the west end of the city reported 137 mm (5.4 in) of rain, with the totals increasing until past Brampton which had been in the crosshairs of over 200mm! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Adele and Jeremie discuss the current situation dealing with customs at Terminal 1 in Toronto's Pearson International Airport.This is another remote podcast as Jeremie is currently in Florida with some family while Adele is still at home (with Roxy). 

Missed the show? No worries, we got you covered with the ON Point podcast.  ON this episode, Alex talks with Dr. Ann Cavoukian, the three-time former Privacy Affairs Commissioner for Ontario & the current Executive Director of the Global Privacy Security by Design Centre. They talk about the federal Liberal party secretly using facial recognition technology at Pearson International Airport.  Next, Alex speaks with Alan Cross, the Host of The Ongoing History of New Music Podcast. They talk about the passing of Dolores Claman, the creator of the original Hockey Night In Canada theme song. Let's get talking See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill Tibbo is a clinical social worker, psychotherapist, corporate clinical consultant, and disaster management specialist. In this episode, Bill Tibbo and I discuss how people navigate change in their lives - both small and big. Major crises happen to everyone and dealing with the aftermath can be daunting. Everyone deals with crisis differently; however, through crisis comes transformation. Our true strength as human beings (both personally and communally) emerges during a time of crisis. Through empathy and love it is possible to find a silver lining. In this episode we discuss some of Bill's work with individuals and organizations during the 9/11 attacks in NYC, the SARS epidemic, and the 1999 earthquake in Istanbul. Finally, we go into the current COVID crises and how people can come together, despite differences in belief and opinion, to do what is necessary to prevail together in the face of adversity.    Bill Tibbo is the President & CEO of Bill Tibbo & Associates ➤ Throughout the past 30 years Bill, President and CEO of Bill Tibbo & Associates, has provided consulting services to hundreds of business leaders in many of North America's Fortune 500 corporations, as well as a complete spectrum of public sector organizations. ➤ As a Corporate Clinical Consultant and Disaster Management Specialist, Bill has had the honour of leading Post Disaster Debriefing teams after the following events:   ➾1999; earthquake in Istanbul, Turkey   ➾September 11, 2001; World Trade Centre attack in New York City,   ➾2003; SARS Epidemic…serviced epicenter at North York General Hospital   ➾2004; Hurricane Ivan in the Cayman Islands   ➾2005; Air France Crash, Pearson International Airport, Toronto   ➾2014: RCMP Shootings In Moncton New Brunswick   ➾2016: Fort McMurray Alberta Forest Fires ➤ Best Selling Author of Leadership in the Eye of the Storm Released November 2016. ➤ Today Bill continues to consult regularly with international business leaders, insurance companies, entrepreneurs, professional athletes and government groups, including the United Nations, as they endeavor to stabilize their organizations both before and after crisis situations. ➤ He and his team serve as the Primary Clinical Consultants to the OPP, Hamilton Police Service, Halton Police Service and Peel Police Service as well as all of the Air Traffic Team for NAV CANADA.  ➤ Bill is a cofounder of Camp FACES, a summer camp for Family and Children of Emergency Service Workers.  ➤ Finally, Bill Tibbo & Associates work closely with Canada's Aboriginal communities as it pertains to the Indian Residential Schools and designed and led the Health Team for the First National Truth and Reconciliation Event in Winnipeg.   More of Bill: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-tibbo-762946/  Website: http://www.billtibbo.com     More of Shane:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shane-pokroy/  Instagram: https://instagram.com/shanepokroy/  Facebook:

Good morning, folks, and welcome to the tenth issue of Bright Morning. We say this quite often, but it's hard to believe that we are ten weeks into this project. Before we kick off, we would like to offer some words of appreciation and reflection. This project kicked off with an idea: would we be interested in starting a newsletter? Neither one of us even really liked reading newsletters, and after we talked about it for a bit, we quickly realized why: we had not found anything interesting to read. Obviously our sample was not representative, but based on what we had seen, we thought that newsletters only offered small snapshots of stories without any probes for thought. As well, a lot of newsletters out there only offered cookie-cutter, boring, and faux-progressive talking points. And out of this realization, we found an opportunity. What if we could try to do it better? What if we could talk about the big stories of the week through the lens of our own conservative and classical liberal values? Is there an audience out there who would be receptive to this ambition? It turns out that there was. And so, ten weeks into the development of Bright Morning, we believe that we have landed on something that works. We have learned a lot in the past ten weeks, and we look forward to continuing to learn. We hope that while we are satisfying our need to write about what is important to us, we are also meeting your need for honest and authentic analysis. We really are thankful for your continued support of our project.Having said that, let us now turn our heads to some of the stand-out absurdities from the week, shall we?| CULTUREJordan Peterson returns, and so do the hit-pieces The Nitty GrittyOutrageously famous Canadian psychologist, Dr. Jordan Peterson, appears to be back in action after a long hiatus from the public eyeNow that he's back, so are the critiques

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast:  Canadian officials confirmed Thursday that fewer doses of Moderna’s covid-19 vaccine will arrive later this month, but said they don’t know why the company has again reduced its shipments. Just days ago, Moderna gave Canada yet another vaccine headache, joining Pfizer. The Public Health Agency of Canada revealed the drugmaker would only send about 78 per cent of Canada’s expected allotment of vaccines during the first week of February. That’s about 180,000 doses instead of 230,400. ALSO: Canada could have a significant increase in doses of its Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine just as the next shipment from Moderna is thrown into doubt. A document prepared by the Public Health Agency of Canada last week and obtained by The Globe and Mail on Wednesday shows the government expects another disruption in shipments from Moderna on top of a 22-per-cent cut to this week’s delivery. GUEST: Abigail Bimman, Ottawa Correspondent for Global National - Ontario Premier Doug Ford says that there could be an announcement next week regarding the eventual reopening of the economy. Ford made the comment as he toured a new COVID-19 testing facility at Pearson International Airport on Wednesday afternoon. It comes on the heels of Quebec Premier Francois Legault announcing that non-essential stores, personal care salons and museums across the province will be permitted to reopen next week ALSO: COVID-19 restrictions have spurred an online movement of Canadian small business owners planning to reopen their doors on Feb. 11 in defiance of provincial lockdown orders. As of Thursday evening, the website for the protest, organized by a group called “We Are All Essential,” has a list of 126 businesses from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec who have purportedly vowed to open their doors on Feb. 11. GUEST: Rocco Rossi, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce - The federal Conservatives are calling for a special House of Commons committee devoted to Canada-U.S. relations. They’ll advance the idea during a debate in the House of Commons today devoted to Opposition business. GUEST: Laura Babcock. President, PowerGroup See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On January 6th, the Ontario government announced it was launching a free COVID-19 testing pilot program at Pearson International Airport. With over 60,000 international passengers coming into Pearson every week, what does this program entail and how will it reduce the spread of COVID-19? To help with this discussion is Robin Smith. Robin is the senior communications advisor for the Greater Toronto Airport Authority.

Libby Znaimer is joined by Toronto Councillor Jim Karygiannis for Ward 22 Scarborough-Agincourt and Rajinder Singh Aujla, President of Pearson Airport and Limo Driver Association. Today, we focus on another group of essential workers suffering because of the pandemic. The Airport taxi Association reported that ten taxi and limo drivers working out of Pearson International Airport have died since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, including three since Friday. How did we get to this point? Listen live, weekdays from noon to 1, on Zoomer Radio!

As the most international airport in North America with services to 163 international destinations, Toronto’s Pearson International Airport is the largest airport in Canada, handling just under 50 million passengers and 300 tons of cargo per year. It is arguably the most vital transportation hub in the country while significantly contributing to Toronto’s local and regional economy. With a rapid population growth projected for the Toronto region over the next number of decades, Pearson has developed an ambitious, long-term expansion plan, including a massive new multi-modal transit hub that would connect numerous local and regional transit lines right at the airport’s doorstep. Jeremy sat down with the airport’s CEO, Howard Eng in late 2019 to talk about Pearson’s importance in making Toronto a global city.

The Toronto Blessing Catch the Fire ChurchIn January of 1994, this little church of 360 regular members met on the end of a runway at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. It quickly came to the world's attention as a place where God chose to meet with His people as the Holy Spirit poured out in unprecedented ways. As a result of this divine visitation, the members of what was at that time the Toronto Airport Vineyard were thrust into ministry to thousands of people worldwide. What was originally planned as a series of four meetings exploded into a marathon of nightly services which continued for over a decade. - Copyright ctftoronto.com

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The federal government is rolling out its air passenger protection regulations on the eve of the summer travel season setting out what compensation airlines must pay for failing to provide adequate services to passengers. This morning , Federal Transportation Minister Marc Garneau announced new regulations that will require airlines to provide help and compensation to passengers stuck on tarmacs, However, Gabor Lukacs, founder of not-for-profit advocacy group Air Passenger Rights, doesn't believe the new rules will be enough to satisfy critics and he joins us now. Garneau announced the measures at a press conference at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. Guest: Gabor Lukacs Airline Passenger Rights Advocate

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The federal government is rolling out its air passenger protection regulations on the eve of the summer travel season setting out what compensation airlines must pay for failing to provide adequate services to passengers. This morning , Federal Transportation Minister Marc Garneau announced new regulations that will require airlines to provide help and compensation to passengers stuck on tarmacs, and Garneau announced the measures at a press conference at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. Speaking to reporters after, Minister Garneau made it clear that the measures are unprecedented Friend of the show, Travel Best Bets' Claire Newell joined Jon McComb this morning to talk about the announcement and said that the regulations tick all of the boxes, and that it's about time that Canada introduced something like this. Claire Newell also says that the dollar amounts the airlines are going to be required to pay passengers for delays is a “great start”, and is certainly not a small amount of money.

On this episode, Marc and Eric discuss their respective journey getting into film school, and travelling alone, while Eric is joined by Aaron Rota and Calyx Passailaigue (21:25) as they talk about how they discovered arthouse cinema, why it's important to seek out people to collaborate (especially while in school), and how a terrible experience at the Pearson International Airport brought Eric and Aaron together on their way to the Regina International Film Festival.

Welcome to episode 3 of Words and Guitar! Recorded at around 1 am in a rental car on a drive away from Pearson International Airport! We talk about the song Hubcap off the album Call the Doctor, we get lost a bit, and Lysh talks about a movie she watched on the plane. It's another barn burner.

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Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland welcomed 18 year old Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun to Canada after she touched down at Pearson International Airport in Toronto. Canada granted asylum status to Alqunun on Friday. GUEST: Yasmine Mohammed Vancouver-based human rights advocate and critic of Saudi Arabia who was part of the social-media campaign to get Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun into Canada

Alex is joined by Ellen Flemming, a woman who was unfairly kicked off of an Air Canada flight at Toronto's Pearson International Airport after asking a simple question to a flight attendant that garnered the nastiest response.

Harmanjit Khakh cannot be described by a traditional title because he prefers to be defined as someone whose purpose is to exude, live and spread positivity. Apart from being a dope/talented individual, Harman places more of an emphasis on understanding your emotional intelligence, and realizing that what you give power to affects the outcome of your day. Harman's enlightened thinking and desire to help people caused him to pursue his current program at McMaster University in Addictions Education with a focus on Psychological Counselling in hopes to become a licensed counsellor in the near future. Born in Etobicoke, Ontario but raised in Brampton, Harman was drawn to sports which not only allowed him to be a diverse athlete, but more importantly taught him about discipline, sacrifice, and our will/capacity as individuals. He believes that one should apply the same mentality given to sports in conquering life’s daily battles. Suffering a shoulder injury, Harman unlike most people views this as a positive experience because everything that followed, such as his degree choice, his improved emotional well-being, and his outlook on life, were due to something negative just being soil for seeds of positivity. Among many other things Harman is an influencer, a communicator, a sport enthusiast, an adamant rap enthusiast, a former Pearson International Airport worker, a volunteer with PCHS and Sikh heritage Month, and one of the most positive people I've met. On this episode we talk about realizing your emotional intelligence, how perspective can turn negativity into positivity, how the modern education system is failing students, and the importance of trusting your age. Harman's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harmanjitkhakh/ Connect with Real Community Talks: Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ljehipjij2ioj Instagram: http://instagram.com/realcommunitytalks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Real-Community-Talks-163630714364865 Website: http://www.realcommunitytalks.com Special Guest: Harmanjit Khakh.

Can You Get Rich Working for a Start Up? With Tony La   This week’s guest is Tony La, Chief Technical Officer of start up Honk Mobile. Haven’t heard of them? That’s ok because you will.  They take mobile payment for parking and they just signed Pearson International Airport in Toronto.  With Honk Mobile you can pay or parking and re feed the meter all from your phone so you don’t need to have change and you don’t need to run back to the meter to pay for more parking if the meter is running out.   The business and founder is so hot, they were featured on Dragon’s Den and four of the five Dragons made the owner offers: http://www.cbc.ca/dragonsden/pitches/honkmobile   As you can tell from my recent line of questioning for guests of our show is how can we make money? Preferably passively, reliably, predictably, securely, insurably. I know I made that last one up but you know where I’m going.  What’s the best way to get rich hence we needed a guest on the show to talk to start ups that have the potential to be the next Uber or AirBnb.   So can we get rich working for a start up? Let’s ask my friend, client, and real estate investor, Tony La   Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tonylato/

With the recent release of its new 20-year master plan, Pearson International Airport has big plans for its long-term expansion.  Jeremy speaks with Eileen Waechter, Pearson Airport’s Director of Corporate Relations and Strategic Partnerships to learn how the airport grew from a small terminal surrounded by farmland, to its where it is today.  Eileen talks about the need to respond to future demand, including an exciting vision for a massive new multi-modal transit hub that will better serve the airport and will greatly improve public transit accessibility for passengers, commuters, and the entire urban region.

1. ALTY B – YYZ INTRO 2. ALTY B FEAT CLIPSY – STAR 3. ALTY B – FUNNY 4. ALTY B – GET GAL EASY 5. ALTY B FEAT FAZE – NUH BAD LIKE WI 6. ALTY B – MISS KITTY K (DUB) 7. ALTY – BUSS MI GUN (DUB) 8. ALTY – SO FINE 9. ALTY B FEAT SAMPLE KING – FLOSS WE AH FLOSS 10. KENO 4 STAR SHOUT 11. ALTY B – LOVE AH COME DUNG 12. ALTY B – NO MORE 13. ALTY B – NO MORE (DUB) 14. ALTY B – GONE AH DANCE 15. DJ CONSTANTINE – YYZ SHOUT 16. ALTY B – DO YUH TING 17. ALTY B – DISS BADMAN (DUB) 18. ALTY B – CHAMPION BUBBLA 19. MAD LYNX – YYZ SHOUT 20. ALTY B – SHE WANT MI 21. ALTY B – FIGHT OVER MAN 22. ALTY B – CAN NOT FORGET YOU 23. ALTY B – GIRL 24. ALTY B – SO FRESH 25. ALTY B – SHE WANT MI 26. ALTY B – SPLICE 27. ALTY B – SPLICE (DUB) 28. ALTY B – CAN’T BELIEVE 29. ALT Y – OUTRO Fast-rising Canadian-based Dancehall artiste,Alty-B has launched himself a step closer towards mainstream success with the release of his debut mixtape, YYZ. Dominating Toronto’s Dancehall/Reggae scene this summer with singles such as Girl and No More, Alty-B taken a significant step in his career with his YYZ mixtape as it reveals the singjay’s maturity, not only musically but interms of his persona as he’s expanded his stage name to Alty Banton. YYZ may sound like an indifferent name for any CD, but it attests to the current position in Alty-B’s career and life. Those three letters represent the code for the Pearson International Airport in Toronto; where the young singjay currently makes ends meet as he’s determined to establish himself bothmusically and financially as an upcoming act. The YYZ mixtape, produced by Canadian-Jamaican disc jock, DJ Fella features many of Alty-B’s signature hits including the highly regarded dance anthem, Splice as well as the heartfelt track, Can’t Believe, which hails as an ode to a close friend from his days atJamaica College who fell victim to gun violence. Additionally, the YYZ compilation features previously unreleased tracks including Gone Ah Dance, Cannot Forget You, Get Gal Easy and She Want Mi; all efforts that once again highlights Alty Banton’s lyrical ingenuity and range as he continues to work hard in asserting his craft within Dancehall’s circles, both in Canada and back home. Alty-B also graces the YYZ mixtape with several clever dubs including Miss Kitty K, No More and Diss Badman. The YYZ compilation features productions from stalwarts such as JonFX, Smoke Shop Productions and Faze as well as appearances by DJ Constantine, Keno 4 Star andMad Lynx.

The Mayor of Mississauga, Bonnie Crombie, joins Oakley to talk about the transit hub at Pearson International Airport announced today.

Prominent marijuana activists Marc and Jodie Emery have been granted bail after being arrested in Toronto. The self-styled “Prince” and “Princess of Pot” were arrested at Toronto's Pearson International Airport on Wednesday evening and charged with several drug-related offences on Thursday. Marc Emery faces 15 charges, including conspiracy to commit an indictable offence, trafficking, possession for the purpose of trafficking, and possession of proceeds of crime, while Jodie Emery is charged with five similar counts. The Emerys own the Cannabis Culture brand, which is used by a chain of 19 marijuana dispensaries in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec.

Prominent marijuana activists Marc and Jodie Emery have been granted bail after being arrested in Toronto. The self-styled “Prince” and “Princess of Pot” were arrested at Toronto's Pearson International Airport on Wednesday evening and charged with several drug-related offences on Thursday. Marc Emery faces 15 charges, including conspiracy to commit an indictable offence, trafficking, possession for the purpose of trafficking, and possession of proceeds of crime, while Jodie Emery is charged with five similar counts. The Emerys own the Cannabis Culture brand, which is used by a chain of 19 marijuana dispensaries in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec.

We typically book three types of guests on the show. We book producers or editors in the media who have a media platform and are looking for content and experts. We book people who have used the media to launch their brand or grow their business. The third type of person I like to bring on the show is somebody who helps us elevate our game and become a better story (because if you’re living a really great story that’s an excellent first step towards getting attention for it). My guest today, Zane Caplansky, fulfills all three of these requirements because he is a celebrity chef, he owns multiple businesses (all in the food industry), he’s an absolute media magnet extraordinaire and he has his own podcast. If you’re at all in the food industry or want to be in the food industry this is the guy whose show you want to get on.  The Globe and Mail article: There was a huge article in the Globe and Mail (Canada’s biggest English language newspaper). The headline was Caplansky’s Deli goes national with restaurants ‘built for Instagram’. Caplansky’s had re-branded their logo and he offered the Globe and Mail an exclusive on the new logo. Exclusivity: Zane’s offer of exclusivity was attractive enough for the editor to say yes and assign a writer. This only works if you already have an established relationship with a particular editor. Exclusivity is a very sexy thing to the media.  Editing: Once it’s out of your mouth what they report is out of your control. It’s up to the journalist to decide what to print and how it’s going to go. It’s all in the editing. Editors and producers decide what story they want to tell. All you can do is put on your best performance and then leave it up to them to either be sympathetic and favorable or make you look like a jack ass.  Sound bytes: The best thing you can do to prepare for a situation like this is to have certain key sound bytes prepared. They’re not going to want to cut out the sexy bits. Make the bits you want to have come across the sexiest.  Know your audience, know your editor: You do this by consuming the product. You read the paper, you see the kind of stories they are telling and look for trends. What type of story do they keep telling? Then ask yourself how this applies to your business. Franchising: Zane resisted the idea of franchising for years. His thinking was that running a restaurant is hard so running two would be twice as hard. Then he got an offer from an organization to open two franchise locations in the Pearson International Airport in Toronto. He said yes without really thinking through all the possible ways and reasons why it might not work. They became very successful in the most challenging environment possible and that convinced Zane they could grow. Think about how you stand out from the crowd. What do people gripe about? Zane went to the two most common gripes (overpriced, low quality food) and fixed them. Podcast: Zane was invited to be on a radio show. Afterwards the producer called him and asked him to be on a discussion panel the following Thursday. He did and was invited back the next time and the next. Finally the producer told him to just keep coming until they told him to stop. That was two years ago and he’s still on the panel every Thursday. The other members of the panel were seasoned veterans of radio and he studied them to learn from them. One day he stuck his head in the program manager’s office and said “If I was going to pitch you on a food radio show what would I have to tell you?” and the manager said “That’s a good idea, let’s do it.” His podcast started six weeks later and is called “Let’s Eat with Zane Caplansky.” Getting on Zane’s show: Being invited on the show has a lot to do with personality and topicality. Just sending an email saying “I’d love to come on your show” isn’t going to get very far. He wants to know why. Tell him something that’s going to be compelling for him to want to put you on the show. Make it easy for him to say yes.  You can reach Zane on Twitter @Caplansky, on Facebook under Zane Caplansky or Facebook.com/caplansky and Instagram @Caplansky Zane’s Globe and Mail article can be found at http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/small-business/caplanskys-deli-goes-national-with-revamped-restaurants-built-for-instagram/article29497520/ I love hearing from you. I’m @lifewithgeeta on Twitter. If you want a peek into my personal life follow me on Instagram where my handle is Baby Got Booked. You can reach out to me via email or via my website contact form at geetanadkarni.com Write headlines no journalist can resist, with the 58-headline template pack. [http://www.babygotbooked.com/headlines]