Dec. 19 – Jan. 8 – In the news

Op-Ed: Would a President Mitt Romney administration include Ron Paul?

Public transportation etiquette

Former Gov. Jon Huntsman endorsed by Boston Globe for GOP nominee

Nominations for Writers Guild of America Awards 2012 announced

Report: Pepsi eyes 4,000 layoffs, end to 401(k) to boost profits

Rep. Michele Bachmann suspends presidential campaign

Financial Author Gail Vaz-Oxlade Reminds Women: ‘It’s Your Money’

2012 Iowa Caucuses Results: Mitt Romney narrowly beats Santorum

Canadian Conservative MP changes affiliation to Civil Libertarian

Boston transit system to face fare increase, cuts in services

Study: Canada’s top CEOs make average year’s salary in 3 hours

Mayor, City Councillors met with protest during New Year’s Levee (video)

Nutritionist: McDonald’s cheeseburger remains the same year later

Verizon Wireless to charge users $2 to pay bills online, phone

New movies to look forward to in January 2012

Op-Ed: Catching a spy with Gary Oldman in ‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’

Canadian-Korean organization talks state of affairs in N. Korea

Op-Ed: Is Ron Paul a racist? No, because Libertarians can’t be

Liberal group sabotages NewtGingrich.com, redirects to other URLs

Report: Former Gov. Gary Johnson expected to run as Libertarian

How the economic crisis could affect stores during the Christmas period

How to ensure you study over the Christmas holidays

Why Canada withdrew from the Kyoto Protocols on climate change

Poll: Ontario, Quebec Premiers voted least popular in Canada

Things kids can do with holiday cash

How to avoid getting sick this winter

Dec. 12 – Dec. 18 – In the news

Op-Ed: Why Ron Paul is right on Iran, why Michele Bachmann is wrong

Christmas 2011: Tips for budgeting

How to invest during down economies

Canadian PM Harper says government focused on economy, talks RIM (video)

Why people should avoid flexing their credit cards at Christmas

69th annual Golden Globe Nominations – ‘The Artist’ takes 6 nods

Google extends free Gmail calls in U.S., Canada for another year

‘The Protester’ is Time magazine’s 2011 Person of the Year

Study: Netflix, RIM two of five brands likely to be gone by 2015

Canada’s household debt climbs amid stagnant incomes

Sharing the Nostalgia at The Bay’s Christmas Windows, Christmas Street

Why did Latvians withdraw $38 million from banks over weekend?

Canadian government to impose face veil ban during oath swearing

Dec. 5 – Dec. 11 – In the news

Great ways to budget your money

U.S. 2012 GOP candidate Rick Santorum receives Iowa endorsement

What is the meaning of life?

Will Toronto transit riders accept a 15-cent fare hike next year?

Holiday shopping tips

McDonald’s global revenue figures beat 5% forecast, rose to 7.4%

The economic policies of Ron Paul

Bay Street Video – A Movie Lover’s Paradise

Best Humphrey Bogart movies

Toronto Budget Chief: No one answering how to pay for programs

Packed Toronto crowd to Regis Philbin: ‘We love you, Regis’

Former U.S. Vice President Dan Quayle set to endorse Mitt Romney

Database of 700+ exoplanets available online as habitable catalog

ESO discovers star rotating two million km/h, could be torn apart

Nov. 28 – Dec. 4 – In the news

Toronto Mayor: ‘I’m not talking to the Star until they apologize’ (video)

Taking a Bite Out of the Big Apple at Toronto’s New Yorker Deli

U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann lists Trump, DeMint as V.P. picks

Study: Vienna ranked best city to live in, Baghdad ranked last

Report: Bing publishes most-searched news stories of this year

Gov. Gary Johnson may run for U.S. President as a Libertarian

What to consider before hiring a financial advisor

City of Toronto 2012 Draft Budget released, debated on in January

Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank will not seek re-election in 2012

Finance Minister: Canada to eliminate $32 million in 70 tariffs

Great money tips for new college grads

10 tips to help prevent identity theft

Tips for dealing with a financial emergency

How financial planning makes a difference

Understanding Ron Paul’s advocated policy: Nonintervention is not the same as isolationism

State of Eritrea Overview

New BlackBerry, Live-Tweets, Media Coverage

I have finally done it. I have achieved the unimaginable and I have finally entered the 21st century and purchased a BlackBerry 3G from my phone provider, Koodo. After holding out for quite some time, I have stepped into the world of smartphones as per the advice of my lovely fiancée.

Why did I do it? My profession demands it. When I am on the street without a computer and Internet connection, I have no idea what is going on. I do not know if the mayor is holding a press conference, if there is a breaking news story or if there is a media availability session somewhere in the city.

Furthermore, when I attend, let’s say a city council meeting, I can provide live coverage through Twitter, otherwise known as live-tweeting. This way, I can provide up-to-date information for DigitalJournal.com.

Since I’m a recluse and do not have much connection to the outside world, I received the most basic plan. It’s strictly for work. The other day, my beautiful dame and I went to a restaurant. Both of our neighbours were on their smartphones, while my lady and I engaged in conversation. That is one thing I will not and shall not do; be on my phone when I am in the presence of company. Whatever happened to the art of conversation?

Anyway, I am looking forward to the new method of reporting live news.

I hope everyone enjoys my work and hopefully this will only enhance it.