Konrad Ejbich features a pinot noir from Prince Edward County.
Ontario Price: $29.95 (includes bottle deposit)
Producer: Exultet Estates
Address: 1106-1112 Royal Road, Milford, ON, K0K 2P0
Telephone: 613-476-1052
Email: info@exultet.ca
Url: http://exultet.ca/
Availability: From the winery, by visit, by phone, or by online order; and at LCBO Vintages stores throughout the province.
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Human Resources Minister Diane Finley laid out changes to employment insurance.
The longer and more frequently someone claims employment insurance, the broader their job search will have to be and the lower the wages they must be willing to accept. The government will send out twice-daily job alerts to people on EI.
NDP MP Peggy Nash says the changes don't address the problem.
CLICK HERE for details on what will happen to employment insurance.
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Legal advice from Elaine Blades, Director for Estate Services atScotia Private Client Group on how to navigate probate, trusts and capital gains tax.
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The Sex: A Tell-All Exhibition at the Museum of Science and Technology in Ottawa is raising eyebrows.
It was designed for teens 12 and up. But complaints prompted the museum to raise the age of unaccompanied visitors from 12 to 16.
Is 12 too early to tell all?
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Five-thousand CP Railway workers walked out at midnight.
There is already a call for back-to-work legislation.
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Shriya Shah-Klorfine put off having kids, took a second mortgage and paid $100,000 to experience a life-long dream.
Why take the risk when the stakes are so high?
Our guest is Kent Moore, a University of Toronto physics professor who studies high-altitute climbs.
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One-hundred-and-forty Canadians paintings, including this Mountain on Athabaska River by Lawren Harris are expected to fetch as much $6m at Southeby's auction on Thursday in Toronto.
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She is filling in for Rita Celli for the next year while Rita is on maternity leave.
A lot of you already know Hallie.
She's worked at CBC in Ottawa for ten years and before that at CBC in Windsor and Quebec.
She's hosted both Ottawa Morning and Ontario Today, and been an enthusiastic fan of this show as a listener.
She is looking forward to her conversations with you.
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Hearings into the scandal at Ornge ambulance are due to wrap up soon.
Progressive Conservative MPP Frank Klees says Liberal Party insiders gave contradictory testimony and more time is needed to get to the bottom of what really happened.
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Eleven-year-old Sam from Hamilton says kids have the right attitude toward time.
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The Federal Government wants to make it harder for people to turn down work while they're on EI.
Is there no such thing as a bad job when you're on EI?
CFIB Chief Economist Ted Mallett supports the government's plan. The CAW's EI specialist Laurell Ritchie is concerned. Hear both perspectives, plus get the picture from callers who have first hand experience with EI.
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Judy Dearman's husband got to a hospital in Ottawa faster in his own car than she could get there by air ambulance. It took 6 hours to get her there from Barry's Bay, a 2-and-a-half-hour drive away.
Toronto trauma surgeon Dr. Avery Nathens says Ontario is clearly far from where it needs to be in providing emergency access to care when patients need it most. The Chair of the Ontario Trauma Network researches how to improve trauma care and how efficently patients are moved within the system.
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