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Hoodies. Oﬀ ‘Shattered’ by alleged group home abuses

New lawsuits filed against group foster home that closed in 1983 Men claim physical and emotional abuse as young boys

Three more men have stepped Each identifies the man who “The province must forward to sue the Manitoba gov- ran the home as “a person of bru- ernment over alleged abuses suf- tal and violent temperament” oﬀer a process for fered while living at a long-closed who allegedly subjected the boys healing.” group foster home for boys. to beatings. FAMILY SERVICES MINISTER Former Cathedral Valley The province was duty-bound GORD MACKINTOSH Group Home residents Larry to look after the boys, but failed Nowasad, Brian Richards and to do so, the men allege. It also released a report into Dean Powerhorn have each filed “There was no system of the home’s operations authored lawsuits against the province inspection or monitoring,” the by a former provincial ombuds- Matt Nowak, 17, was one of a number of people seeking undisclosed financial lawsuits state. man. who took advantage of the warm weather yesterday compensation. The claims bring the total Barry Tuckett found evidence and turned up at the Plaza at The Forks skatepark. By The men — who lived at the number the province now faces emotional harm was inflicted 3 p.m., the temperature had hit a relatively balmy 15 C. Grandview-area home as young in connection to the home to and instances of excessive disci- boys — allege they were physi- five. pline, but stated there was no JAMES TURNER/METRO cally abused and left emotional- The province issued an apolo- “systematic abuse or exploita- ly “shattered.” The home closed gy on Jan. 14, 2010 for what hap- tion.” Riding the heat waves in 1983. pened at Cathedral Valley. JAMES TURNER 02 metronews.ca news: winnipeg MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2011 1 Igniting. Spring news

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On the web at metronews.ca Stabbings, shootings pepper Easter weekend Police looking for two men in stabbing of woman 18-year-old victim of home invasion not co-operating with police JAMES TURNER/METRO ELISHA Saturday evening at day morning, a 22-year- Despite an DACEY @METRONEWS.CA about 11:30, people wait- old man allegedly went Afghan ing outside the Republic on a rampage armed with governor’s Winnipeg police were night club on Bannatyne an axe and a baseball bat. kept busy after warmer Avenue were pepper- He destroyed windows in insistence poppy weather seemed to bring sprayed. One man wan- a vehicle and a home on fields are being out the criminals over dered into the street after Paufeld Drive in North Kil- Easter weekend. being temporarily blinded donan. It took police destroyed, Friday night started and was hit by a car. He is about an hour to track the farmers don’t with a stabbing in Wolse- in stable condition. Police man, with the help of the seem to be ley after police got a call have a suspect in custody, canine unit. at about 8:45 p.m. A 40- who has been charged At about 3:30 a.m., getting the year-old man was stabbed with six counts of assault police received reports message. Video in the chest after getting with a weapon among of shots fired near the into a fight with a number other charges. Paufeld Drive was the scene of a rampage this weekend. Jamaican Association of at metronews.ca. of people. The man was Meanwhile, across the Manitoba on Winnipeg taken to hospital in river on Union Avenue minor injuries. Police stabbed in the arm with a Avenue. Police collected Follow us critical condition, then West, four men broke into wouldn’t say if the inci- knife on William Avenue. bullet casings near the on Twitter upgraded to stable. Police a home and attacked an dent was gang related. The 20-year-old is in stable club, but there were no @metrowinnipeg are still looking for 18-year-old man, who was About half an hour lat- condition. injuries. Police are still suspects. taken to hospital with er, a young woman was Closer to 3 a.m. yester- investigating.

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ADRIAN WYLD/THE CANADIAN PRESS PARTY LEADER ty of instances this campaign in which various leaders have crossed NDP, Grits paths as they jet from neck and city to city, but there has- n’t yet been an event two neck Polls leaders attended at the : same time. The Liberal and NDP The annual Khalsa campaigns, which some Day parade in Toronto is polls suggest are in a a huge affair that draws tight race for second tens of thousands of place in this election, Sikhs celebrating the came face to face yester- birth of their religion. day. The campaign clash Both Liberal Leader comes as Ignatieff — as Michael Ignatieff and well as the other party NDP Leader Jack Layton leaders — have set their gave remarks at a Sikh sights on Layton in re- celebration in Toronto. cent days. There have been plen- THE CANADIAN PRESS Iggy booed at Cameras not hockey game welcomed on Easter morn Prime Minister Stephen Harper and wife Laureen help Ava de Souza ﬁnd eggs during an Easter egg hunt in Royal Oak, B.C. Supporters of two opposing Ontario Hockey League A couple in Victoria, B.C., teams seem to agree on one got a rude Easter morning thing: they’re no fans of awakening when they Michael Ignatieff. wandered out on to their The Liberal leader was balcony to find the nation- Photo op leaves kids no room to hop booed during an Ontario al news media camped in Hockey League playoff their backyard. The Conservative cam- and on Saturday, purposely asked the strategically A Conservative party game in Mississauga, Ont., Equipment had been set paign’s military precision drowned out an unwel- posed children to go on an spokesman later explained Saturday when he was in- up in the yard so that me- with events has raised more come question. Easter egg hunt. that the children had to troduced over the loud dia could cover a photo op- than a few eyebrows during But Easter morning A Conservative cam- stay for the serious business speakers and shown on the portunity with Prime four weeks of electioneer- brought a new develop- paign official quickly because Harper wanted to big screen. Minister Stephen Harper ing. ment. Harper held a photo jumped in and said the kids take part in their Easter egg Ignatieff was a good next door. Stephen Harper ensures opportunity with more were to stay in place while hunt. THE CANADIAN PRESS sport and shook hands with The landlord made his limited time with re- than a dozen cherubic kids the national media asked fans afterward. arrangements without the porters is always held in at a suburban Victoria Harper their allotted four For more election He was with Mississauga knowledge of the couple front of partisan crowds, home. After he gave a brief daily questions, as the chil- coverage, visit Mayor Hazel McCallion. who rent the home. who cheer his answers — formal address, the hostess dren squirmed and chafed. metronews.ca THE CANADIAN PRESS THE CANADIAN PRESS 06 metronews.ca business MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2011

‘Cyber’ insurance Trade. Secrets aims to curb the risk of ill-advised tweets You really shouldn’t call your boss ‘a fat cow’ online But if you do, new policies could cover you

As more and more compa- “(Social media — the ‘big-fat-cow boss’ — nies turn to Facebook, Twit- bringing a lawsuit against ter and other social-media insurance is) new the individual,” Dolden sites to market products, in Canada. Brokers says. “And we’ve also seen communicate with cus- have caught on to the company have to take tomers and collect informa- action because, from a rep- tion, they leave themselves what their utational point of view, open to lawsuits over intel- colleagues are their brand is now sudden- lectual property infringe- doing in the U.S. ly gone viral, negatively.” ment and defamation. and have been Dolden says demand for And where there’s risk, social-media insurance cov- Mattel Inc.’s revenue rose eight per cent during the ﬁrst quarter. But higher costs for its there’s the insurance sec- very strong in erage is mostly for corpora- lawsuit over the Bratz dolls and other expenses sent net income down 33 per cent. tor. Brokers in Canada are promoting this tions. Large companies starting to develop cover- could pay up to $100,000 class of business.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/MGA ENTERTAINMENT age for the consequences of MALCOLM RANDLES, POLICY WRITER for a $10-million policy that unruly posts. FOR KILN, A SUBSIDIARY OF LLOYD’S protects against data loss The liability risk stems and liability, while small MGA winz legal fight with Mattel OF LONDON from the fact that many companies would pay companies don’t have clear, often stupidly then say much less. Dolden says it’s Mattel Inc. lost its claim to the billion-dollar Bratz doll line on Thursday when a U.S. written policies for social where they work and who only a matter of time be- federal jury awarded the copyright to upstart rival MGA Entertainment Inc., along networking, says Eric Dold- their boss is in the tweet.” fore firms offer personal in- with more than $88 million US in damages for misappropriation of trade secrets. en, a Vancouver insurance The legal ramifications surance lines. The verdict came as a staggering blow to the toy giant, which has long claimed the lawyer. can hurt both the finances “I think it’s going to smaller company stole the idea for the ethnically diverse, pouty-lipped toys that “‘My boss is a big fat and reputation of a busi- come for individuals. It’s gave Mattel’s platinum-haired Barbie a run for her money after decades of fashion cow’ is a very common ness. “We’ve seen people, probably about five years doll dominance. The verdict will allow MGA to regain control of its flagship doll tweet,” he says. “But people in their personal capacities out.” THE CANADIAN PRESS and to once again try to compete with Barbie to dominate the market. Chinese joint ventures ‘bad news’ for automakers

EUGENE HOSHIKO/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Some of the new Chinese prices are aimed at an al- Paur, an analyst at Syno- cars unveiled at this ready crowded market. vate Motoresearch. “These Market value week’s Shanghai Interna- They will also be in com- additional brands are tional Auto Show are af- petition with the foreign competitors to Chinese China’s auto market has fordable for millions of automakers’ existing en- brands but also competi- been the world’s biggest buyers, a happy develop- try-level models. tors to international for two consecutive years. ment for Beijing that Manufacturing Chinese brands.” Vehicle sales surged by might prove costly for the models is the “new cost of Paur and Dunne say for- one-third in 2010 over the global automakers pro- market access” for global eign makers will likely year before to 18 million, ducing them. automakers, says consult- circumvent Beijing’s re- including 13.7 million General Motors Co., ant Mike Dunne, who spe- quirements at least in passenger cars. Honda Motor Co., Nissan cializes in Asia’s auto part by using older tech- Eighty-four international Motor Co. and many oth- markets. The Baojun 630 sedan, unveiled at this year’s Shanghai nology in the new brands. and indigenous brands ers presented models de- New rules require car International Auto Show, is GM’s ﬁrst model of its new car For example, GM’s new crowd the auto market in veloped with Chinese makers to share their tech- brand aimed speciﬁcally at the market in China. joint-venture Baojun 630 China, led by Volkswagen joint-venture partners. nology if they want to ex- is based on its Optra plat- AG, Toyota Motor Co. and These so-called “indige- pand in China, he says. But form, which is at least Hyundai Motor Co. nous” brands will be sold car makers won’t admit do so could risk incurring “This is bad news” for eight years old. only in China and their it’s happening because to the ire of Beijing. automakers, says Klaus THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

buyers, says the Japan Au- Apple tracking queried Radiation tomobile Manufacturers Home Depot bans pets Association. The carmak- Privacy watchdogs are de- Much of the concern about check for ers are inspecting about 10 As of next month, Canadi- employee to hospital last manding answers from Ap- the tracking stems from out of every 5,000 cars for an pet owners will have to week. Home Depot says ple Inc. about why iPhones the fact the computers are Japan cars radiation inside and on leave their companions at certified assistance dogs, and iPads are secretly col- logging users’ physical co- tires. Nothing has been home when they go shop- such as guide dogs for the lecting location data on ordinates and storing the Japanese automakers are detected so far, the group ping at Home Depot. The blind, will still be allowed users — records that information in an checking the level of radi- says, and the radiation chain is banning pets at its in stores when the policy mobile service providers unencrypted form that ation on cars slated for ex- check will continue until stores across Canada after comes into effect on May routinely keep but require would be easy to hack into. port in a bid to ease the nuclear crisis subsides. an attack by a Shih Tzu 16. a court order to give out. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS worries among foreign THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sent an Ottawa-area THE CANADIAN PRESS metronews.ca 07 voices MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2011

STRINGING Register at Local tweets metrolifepanel.ca @Elwaldor- come back. and take the quick poll fo: It’s a beauti- @illegalcurve: Don Cherry TOGETHER How many times a week do you ﬁnd ful day in on tonight’s Hockey Night time to exercise? #Winnipeg! in Canada “this Bryzgalov Now we just need to get says he doesn’t want to go A SUCCESSFUL 1-2 some green on those trees to Winnipeg. Is that a 0 and we’ll be ready to roll. promise or a threat?” #summer #FINALLY @Nicholas_Toth: No turkey 58% @The_Real_BL: Anyone this weekend. Lots of mon- MUSIC CAREER 25% hear the Rumor that The ey for leftovers you’ll hate #Winnipeg Police, and to eat on the third day. Transit will be shutting Making Homemade deluxe URBAN Anyone who regularly down Portage and Main on pizzas instead. attends jazz or folk music Friday Following an @DariaBilowus: So is COMPASS shows in Winnipeg has prob- 8% announcement ? everyone having a Hoppy ably seen Daniel Koulack 5 AND 8% @dcfalk_81: People who Easter! *groan* yes I said! LARA SCHROEDER play. 3-4 don’t live in the city appar- Peace ♥ METRO WINNIPEG The thing is, those who MORE ently know more about it @crewzta: I put on ... my aren’t involved in the music scene might than anyone else, lol. I’ve shorts. It’s ok to do so, not even recognize his name. lived away, and chose to Winnipeg. Koulack is often the guy behind the band leader, playing banjo, bass or fiddle with a concentrated look or huge grin on Cartoon by Michael De Adder his face. #elxn41: His own music is usually folk; he was a Be Heard member of Finjan, a Winnipeg klezmer band that played for two decades, and his new group, the Black Sea Station, is an offshoot of Finjan. Metro invited Federation He also plays jazz and has performed a banjo concer- of Canadian Municipali- to with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. ties CEO Brock Carlton He is part of the recently and columnist Ivor announced Winnipeg Inter- Tossell to discuss urban “(Daniel) Koulack national Jazz Festival line- issues and what’s miss- is often the guy up, playing bass with the ing from the federal Black Sea Station at the election campaign. The behind the band Winnipeg CD release party following are excerpts leader, playing for Transylvania Avenue from the online chat. banjo, bass (June 23 at the Winnipeg METRO: Why should or ﬁddle ...” Art Gallery) and with a federal campaign Woody Holler and His address urban issues? Orchestra (June 24 at Times BROCK: The federal Change(d) High and Lone- government has a large some Club), playing western swing. role to play in our cities Fiddle And Banjo, recorded with fiddler Karrnnel Saw- and communities. Their itsky, was nominated for two 2010 Canadian Folk Music policies and programs Awards. Koulack and Sawitsky are playing in Ottawa have a direct impact on April 30 and May 5 as part of Prairie Scene, a Prairie arts cities and towns. The festival. feds cannot deliver to He also works with Métis singer/songwriter Ted Long- Canadians without bottom in the Frontier School Division fiddle program. working with cities. Our Finally, he plans to resurrect a dormant band. country is too big and “I’m looking in the next couple of years at doing an- complex to work in silos. other Daniel Koulack album with the Knappen Street And we need national Allstar Band,” he said. leadership from the feds WEIRD NEWS animal owners to keep their pets if Koulack’s different projects bring different rewards. on key issues that affect they obtain a newly created permit. “The level of musicianship is so high,” he said about our economy, the The permit would require them to the Black Sea Station, while with Woody Holler. “We environment and social Mystery person have a liability insurance policy for any swing hard.” issues. injuries inflicted by the animal, certifi- The number of projects is partly a necessity — a band IVOR: Well, you could hops to it to help cation showing the animal has can only play so often in one town and he doesn’t want ask, what does the feder- adequate housing for its health, and to always be on the road — but he enjoys all of it. al government have to woman and pet meet all U.S. federal and state The constant among the different groups is his do with health care, guidelines for licensing, among other connection with the people he plays with regularly, he which is also a An anonymous donor has purchased a provisions. said. provincial matter? The $50,000 insurance policy to help an Carr said she couldn’t have afforded “It’s a collective creation,” he said. “Hanging out with fact is that cities are a Oklahoma woman keep her pet kanga- to purchase such a policy and even the people is as important as the music.” central part of Canadian roo as a therapy pet. contemplated moving out of Broken His work with Longbottom is particularly rewarding. life, just like health care. The Broken Arrow city council is Arrow to continue caring for the The rebirth of First Nations and Métis fiddle music is A national vision for considering an exotic animal ordinance animal. Coun. Richard Carter said the having a tangible positive effect, Koulack said, talking what it means to live in exemption that would allow Christie ordinance exemption is designed to al- about a happy kid and “amazing fiddler” he met. a Canadian city is impor- Carr to keep Irwin, the partially para- low Christie to keep Irwin within city Their conversation started out with the sentence, “I tant — it’s quality of life. lyzed red kangaroo, within city limits. limits while safeguarding residents was really bad before I started fiddling,” Koulack says. COMMENT AT METRONEWS.CA Council could vote May 3 on a from potential harm the animal might “And then he repeated, ‘Really bad.’” OR WINNIPEGLETTERS proposal that would allow exotic cause. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS @METRONEWS.CA. Contact Lara Schroeder at [email protected]

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This week, the Disney movie Prom premieres, reminding us how fun and scary a school dance can be Dr. Susan Newman, Ph.D., social psychologist and author of The Book of NO: 250 Ways to Say It — and Mean It and Stop People-Pleasing Forever, addresses parents’ worries DISNEY SAM D’AMATO ably spend the entire 3 [email protected] evening against the wall. What should I do? METRO WORLD NEWS SAYS THE DOCTOR: You might suggest that your life WORRY ONE: Dances are ba- child arrange to attend the sically foreplay for teen dance with a group of sex. I’ve discussed respon- friends or one friend. Be- sibility with my kid, but I yond that, there’s not a lot am worried the advice will a parent can do ... and try- be forgotten after a night ing to hard makes the situ- You of dancing and too many ation worse. If you try to episodes of Gossip Girl. discuss it, your child will need this SAYS THE DOCTOR: The val- tell you don’t understand ues and advice you have — and you probably don’t. Hello Kitty shared with your teenager It hurts parents to see a Beanie Baby hopefully have “sunk in” child suffer, but as parents You’ve got a good by the time prom rolls we have to accept the fact reason to buy this, be- around. It is up to your that we can’t protect our sides it being anime child to be smart when it children from every insult. and cool. Part of the comes to sex. Worry about proceeds will help the things you can orchestrate. WORRY FOUR: There’s an af- Red Cross efforts in Send your child off to have ter-prom party at some oth- tsunami-ravaged fun, but with a quiet reer kid’s house. The parents Japan. The company minder to be careful. are out of town. There will What to wear will not be the only decision your child will have to make. behind the be no chaperones. When doll, Ty, has WORRY TWO: Someone do I storm in and act like a pledged $1 else’s kids are going to get police officer? million to drunk and drive. How do I SAYS THE DOCTOR: You the Red warn my kid without don’t. Why can’t parents Cross. sounding like a public say NO anymore? The teen MWN service announcement? brain is not fully mature, SAYS THE DOCTOR: You ab- particularly the part that TY solutely want to sound like thinks ahead, weighs con- a public service announce- sequences, and manages $5.99, Ty.com ment! In the weeks leading emotional impulses. Parties up to the dance, remind without chaperones tend to Something old... your child of teen drunk get out of hand easily: unin- driving tragedies. You can vited guests appear, alcohol soften your parental stand and drugs get consumed, Will Kate Middleton wear a family heirloom? by reminding your child noise levels rise and judg- that he or she is the most ment fails. Neighbours call It’s guaranteed that Kate present is a long-standing a tiara the royals pur- important thing in your the police and your child Middleton will wear a tiara royal tradition. For her chased from Garrard. So- life and it’s your job to winds up in a situation he on her wedding day. What wedding, the Queen pre- phie, Countess of Wessex, keep him or her safe. or she never intended. we don’t know is if it will sented Diana with The was given a custom-made Sounds soppy, but it’s true. Boundaries, parents, that’s be old, new or borrowed Cambridge Lovers Knot tiara. It featured jewels Lockdowns, mock DUI funerals: Prom security tight yet drinking your job. Say no or offer to from the royal vault. tiara, which was made in from a necklace belonging continues. WORRY THREE: My child is hold the party at your Gifting a royal bride 1911 for Queen Mary. to Queen Victoria. an introvert and will prob- home. with a tiara as a wedding Sarah Ferguson was given ALISON MCGILL/ WEDDINGBELLS

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What do pankcake mix, barbecue sauce, nachos & chicken have in common? They’re used to create this dish

EMILY RICHARDS pancake mix, plain yogurt, Crunchy Chicken: In DINNER barbecue sauce and more. I 3 shallow baking dish, Prep time: came up with Crunchy whisk barbecue sauce, 20 mins. EXPRESS Chicken Salad Waffle mustard and thyme. Add Marinating: Wraps. I used the pancake chicken and turn to coat 10 mins. EMILY RICHARDS mix and yogurt help to evenly; set aside for 10 Cooking: [email protected] create a light fluffy waffle minutes or cover and re- 15 mins. I never back that stays soft and can be frigerate 8 hours. down from a used to wrap the chicken, challenge, so or simply serve it on top. Combine nachos and when Canadi- 4 mum mums in bag and an Family Preparation: crush into crumbs. Add magazine Place pancake mix in parsley. Place few chick- asked me to participate in 1 bowl; set aside. In en strips in bag and the launch of its Food another bowl, whisk shake to coat. Place Awards, I was game. eggs, yogurt, milk and coated chicken on The awards honour the butter. Whisk into pan- parchment paper lined top brands used in Canadi- cake mix until smooth. baking sheet and repeat Have ranch dipping sauce or hot sauce to drizzle for added flavour. an households, and will be with remaining chicken. announced in a special Heat waffle iron. For Bake in 425 F (220 C) Winter Food Issue. In the 2 each waffle brush lightly oven for 15 minutes or Crunchy Chicken: strips meantime, readers can with oil; pour in scant ½ until no longer pink in- Ingredients: • 1/3 cup (75 mL) Diana • 3 cups (750 mL) Doritos vote and participate in the cup (125 mL) of the bat- side. Top waffles with • 1 cup (250 mL) Aunt Jemi- gourmet barbecue sauce nacho chips (Nacho cheese Canadian Family Creative ter. Close lid and cook lettuce and chicken. ma Original pancake mix • 2 tsp (10 mL) Dijon or yel- or Cool Ranch) Cook Challenge (canadian- for about 4 minutes or EMILY RICHARDS IS A PROFES- • 2 eggs low mustard • 2 pkgs Toddler Mum family.ca/creative-cook- until steam stops and SIONAL HOME ECONOMIST, • 1 cup (250 mL) Activia • 1/2 tsp (2 mL) thyme Mums challenge), during which waffle is golden. COOKBOOK AUTHOR AND A TV plain yogurt • 1 pkg (425 g) Maple Leaf • 2 tbsp (25 mL) chopped they must use provided in- Remove gently and re- CELEBRITY CHEF. FOR MORE, • 1/3 cup (75 mL) milk Prime boneless skinless fresh parsley or basil gredients to create dessert. peat with remaining VISIT • 2 tbsp (25 mL) butter chicken breasts, cut into • Romaine lettuce leaves My challenge involved batter; set waffles aside. EMILYRICHARDSCOOKS.CA.

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foursquare.com/metronews @metrowinnipeg facebook.com/metrowinnipeg 12 metronews.ca green MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2011 Making green cash CHOICES FOR Canadian companies emerging as leaders in the clean-tech industry GREEN MOMS ISTOCK PHOTOS Are cloth diapers the most eco-friendly BEN time, actually get a better choice, or are there disposable options that KNIGHT product at a more cost-ef- Andrea of London, Ont. [email protected] fective price.” make the cut? ARXX is based in With each Earth Day that Cobourg, Ont. Mourant QUEEN OF able, after all. Surf online passes, our world becomes says proximity to the Unit- for “green” mommy web- more ecologically aware. ed States is a significant ad- GREEN sites too. They host a New, emerging technolo- vantage for Canadian plethora of tips, advice gies are greener, and vast clean-tech firms. LINDSAY COULTER and product reviews by re- profits are out there for in- “Americans are very re- [email protected] al moms. Word on the novators with the right ceptive to working with street is a diaper service product, in the right place, Canadian companies, be- Disposable makes a perfect baby at the right time. cause they see Canadians diapers are shower gift and can be Canadian companies as being honest and forth- landfill cost-competitive option to are beginning to do very right, and as innovators,” magnets — disposables. well in the clean-tech field she notes. in some Another option, teeter- — but not without some “Primarily, Canadians cities dia- ing between disposable considerable risk. are very adaptable. I think pers and and reusable, is the gDia- “You have to approach we’re very open to new other disposables (razors, per. Like a cloth diaper, it the market in a very strate- ideas. The idea of green plastic wrap, paper coffee has a reusable gPant that gic manner,” says Gael buildings and energy sav- cups) are estimated to you line with a biodegrad- Mourant, president and Clean-tech is getting a “thumbs up” and providing new ings is very rooted in Cana- make up about eight per able or compostable gRe- CEO of ARXX, a leading investment opportunities. da.” cent of total household fill — you can only supplier of Insulating Con- Scott MacDonald is a waste. Disposable diapers compost the wet ones not crete Forms (ICFs) for ener- partner at Emerald Tech- are also made from plas- the poop ones. These re- gy-efficient construction. nology Ventures, an invest- tic, with chlorine- fills are free of elemental “The construction in- change. You have to make the idea they can do things ment firm specializing in bleached stuffing and chlorine and perfumes. dustry is very averse to people comfortable with differently, but at the same clean-tech start-ups. He added fragrance chemi- The company also makes sees deteriorating global cals. The good news is that a reusable cloth insert. infrastructure as a huge cloth diapers aren’t what The gRefill is actually one opportunity for Canadian they were 30 years ago. of the first consumer firms. Today they’re stylish, packaged goods with “Cra- “There are 70 to 100- eco-friendly (some are dle to Cradle” certifica- year-old assets — around even manufactured with tion. That means the world — where they wind power), 100 per cent everything that goes into don’t have technology and organic cotton, and you making the biodegradable innovation right now,” he can find brands made in and flushable gRefill INTERESTED says. Canada — definitely a breaks down in 50 to 150 “We’re trying to make worthy choice. There’s no days. the grid smarter. We’re need to buy new cloth dia- trying to identify where pers either. Source them David leaks in water systems from thrift or secondhand Suzuki IN ADVERTISING Foundation are.” stores — they’re wash- IN METRO LOVE WINNIPEG? TO PLAY?

Get more Metro puzzles and games on your iPhone with the FREE Metro Play Please contact the app – updated daily! advertising department at: 204-890-8397 or [email protected] metronews.ca 13 work & education MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2011 A small-city student with big-city ideas SUBMITTED However, from the Nova cordingly. ny this summer! STUDENT Scotia student perspective, Small changes, such as this makes standing out in assigning recruiters to re- Key take-aways from Kate’s VOICE a sea of applications that gions across Canada and us- school-to-work transition much more difficult. ing technology such as KATE MACKENZIE When I’m applying for a Skype to do interviews, can • If you attend school in a TALENTEGG.CA job in Toronto from my res- make a huge difference. different city than where For me, a student from a idence room at Acadia in These adjustments make the organization you want small Nova Scotia universi- Wolfville, N.S., population the recruitment process to work for is located, ty, the hardest part of find- 3,800 (7,000 during the less location-specific and briefly explain the discrep- ing a summer job is getting school year), I can’t help less intimidating. They also ancy in the email or cover top employers based in but feel like there’s a giant allow the employer to real- letter and outline your large cities to take a second wall between myself and ly get to know the candi- plans for relocation. look at my application. the employer. dates face-to-face to ensure During a recent family And, if they’re thinking that they’re hiring the best • Don’t be afraid to ask for vacation, I met a group of the same thing — who is of the best. an interview over the five students from the Uni- Kate MacKenzie, what is Also, by including stu- phone or through a video versity of Guelph. Acadia, and where the heck dents from many different chat program like Skype — When they asked where is Wolfville — then it seems schools and locations, or- in-person interviews aren’t I attended school, I replied, likely that my application ganizations will only bene- the only option. “Acadia University.” To my may come second to, “Ah fit from the increased surprise, not a single one of yes, Jane Doe from Queen’s. diversity and perspective. • Worried your school isn’t them had heard of the I went to Queen’s too!” as recognized as some of school. I know that this isn’t al- Where Kate is now the more high profile insti- After that encounter, I ways the case and that tutions? Focus primarily on couldn’t help but wonder if many organizations make a Ironically enough, I pro- your accomplishments in employers were thinking Kate MacKenize sincere effort to fairly evalu- posed this exact idea to an your resumé and cover let- the exact same thing: Uh, ate all candidates. However, organization based in ter, but be prepared to dis- Acadia? Who? I think that some compa- Toronto and explained the cuss the quality of your If this is true, at least in spective, it is certainly justi- ganization is based in nies could improve their re- unique perspective that I education in the interview. some organizations, how is fiable to hire the candidate Toronto so it makes sense cruitment processes by could bring to the company TALENTEGG.CA, CANADA'S ONLINE CA- this affecting my applica- from the school known for to hire from the University recognizing the gap be- as a result of my East Coast REER RESOURCE FOR STUDENTS AND tion during the selection its strong academic stand- of Toronto”). After all, the tween small-town students experiences. Now, I RECENT GRADS, WANTS TO HEAR process? ing or the school that you aim is to hire the brightest and big-city jobs and adjust- couldn’t be more excited to YOUR STUDENT VOICE. SHARE IT AT From an employer’s per- can identify with (“Our or- and most qualified. ing their application ac- be working for that compa- TALENTEGG.CA. Post-school plunge Life after the lay-off BRIGITTE BOUVIER Don’t fall into failure-mode The future is bright! five or six years before go- TURNING ISTOCK ing out on your own. I had A job loss effects more They learn from your POINT to overcome my fear and than just one person. behavior, so it’s best to now looking back over Lisa Caldas Kappesser, model positive behavior. the last two years I can’t author of The Smart New TERESA KRUZE believe how far I’ve Way to Get Hired, shares Self-confidence [email protected] come.” her advice on how to get If you have confidence in Unconven- Jason and his partner, everyone through it. yourself, your family and tional and a Denise Hulaj, are the hot significant other will have risk taker. new design team taking Communication more confidence that you That de- our nation’s capital by Discuss with your family can and will find another scribes Ot- storm with 10 projects on what your job search strat- job.You need to think and tawa interior the go. egy is and what steps you act in terms of when you designer Ja- He has this advice for have taken or plan to take find your next job and not son Bellaire, Jason Bellaire, co- people who are thinking in the near future. if you will find another who says that you have to owner of StyleHAUS about starting their own Communication is criti- job. get past your fear and be- interiors. business. cal in families, particularly lieve in yourself if you’re “Plunge into the dark- in times of stress and crisis Conflict management going to be successful in ness, ignore the monsters when many people tend to Accept that there will be business. our heads at school that and don’t be afraid to ask withdraw. disagreements and work to After struggling with you had to apprentice for for advice.” resolve them. It takes less his career in his 20s, Bel- Empathy energy to deal with a con- laire decided to go back to Jason’s tips takes twice. Everyone needs support flict when it first arises school at the age of 30 to and understanding. If you than it does after months study interior design and Hang out with other suc- have children, listen to A job loss can effect of letting it build up. architecture. Tools to a successful busi- cessful people and learn. their concerns and keep in your whole family. Dealing with disagree- Jason raised a few eye- ness design mind that most children ments openly can help brows in the industry Find a mentor and ask lots are egocentric. crisis and change. Your everyone move in a posi- when he started his own Believe in yourself and of questions. children will be in a job tive direction. Know that company six months after your talents. Optimism search someday and will you might not agree at the graduation. Don’t think that you know Be a role model for your remember how you han- end of your discussion. “It was hammered into Don’t make the same mis- it all. Be humble. family in how to deal with dled it. METRO 14 metronews.ca sports MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2011 Predators knock out the Ducks

MARK HUMPHREY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nick Spaling scored his sec- empty-netter and Jordin before losing Game 5 in ond goal of the game at Tootoo assisted on Spaling’s overtime. They looked tired 4:53 of the third period and goals. The Predators won late as coach Randy Carlyle the Nashville Predators the series 4-2 in their sixth went heavily with his top closed out their first post- post-season in seven sea- two lines, trying to rally. season series victory to ad- sons. Anaheim lost in the vance to the Western Jason Blake scored a opening round for the third Conference semifinals, power-play goal, and time in seven playoffs. 4 beating the Anaheim Ducks Teemu Selanne also had a The fifth-seeded Preda- 4-2 yesterday. goal for the Ducks. Ana- tors must wait to see who Steve Sullivan scored a heim looked tired early af- they play next. Steve Sullivan, centre, celebrates his goal. sports goal, David Legwand had an ter blowing a lead late THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Quoted Leino’s goal keeps Philly in playoffs

RICK STEWART/GETTY IMAGES Flyers were on ropes after falling behind 3-1 in first period, but they battled back to win in overtime

Ville Leino scored 4:43 into overtime and Brian Bouch- er’s return in another relief appearance sparked the 5 4 Philadelphia Flyers to force “Tonight was Game 7 in their first- one of those round playoff series FLYERS SABRES games that we against the Buffalo Sabres. have to leave it Danny Briere en shots. Scott Hartnell all out on the scored twice and had a goal and assist and court. Wasn’t no Boucher stopped 24 James van Riemsdyk also need to take shots over the final two scored for the Flyers, who anything home 127336 periods and overtime in a 5- overcame a two-goal deficit. 4 victory yesterday in Thomas Vanek had two with us, and we what’s been a tightly con- goals for Buffalo, while Rob did that.” tested and topsy-turvy se- Niedermayer and Nathan CARMELO ANTHONY AFTER ries that heads to the Gerbe also scored. HIS KNICKS LOST 101-89 TO deciding game in Philadel- Rebounding from a pair THE CELTICS YESTERDAY AND phia tomorrow. of losses, the Flyers became WERE SWEPT OUT OF THE Boucher took over to the first team in the series PLAYOFFS. ANTHONY HAD 32 start the second period after to win after giving up the POINTS AND NINE Michael Leighton allowed opening goal. Sabres goalie Ryan Miller watches Ville Leino’s game-winning goal yesterday. REBOUNDS. three goals on the first sev- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

the tournament Friday against Belarus. Canucks’ woes continue Sports in brief THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nash will wear MVP favourite The Vancouver Canucks Michael Frolik scored the Burrows had the other Van- have gone from a win away tying goal in regulation for couver goals. C for Canada Rose slated for from a series sweep to the the Blackhawks early in the Cory Schneider was a brink of elimination. third period on a penalty surprise start in goal for IIHF HOCKEY. Rick Nash MRI on foot Ben Smith scored in shot. His goal came less Vancouver in place of has been named NBA. Chicago Bulls star overtime as the Chicago than two minutes after Roberto Luongo, but was in- Canada’s captain ahead Derrick Rose had a walk- Blackhawks forced Game 7 Kevin Bieksa gave Vancou- jured trying to save Frolik’s of the IIHF world hockey ing boot on his left foot in their first-round series ver a 3-2 lead. penalty shot. championship. yesterday and was sched- with the Canucks with a 4-3 Bryan Bickell and Dave Luongo came off the The Columbus Blue uled for an MRI on his Scan code for more sports win yesterday. Bolland also scored for bench to finish the game Jackets star will wear the sprained ankle later in Game 7 is tomorrow in Chicago. for the Canucks. C when Canada opens the day. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Vancouver. Daniel Sedin and Alex THE CANADIAN PRESS metronews.ca 15 play MONDAY, APRIL 25, 2011

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