george brown was the owner prlisher of the globe newspaper in toronto.the man the right, maybe a little more familiar to you, if any of them are.mcdonald, who would go on in 1867 to be elected as canada's first prime minister. now, the two of them had a bitter rivalry. of course, at that point in time. george brown, the german, the left and proprietor of the globe, was a staunch abolitionist. he was a staunch abolitionist and a member of the true grits as the party was known at the time, which was the predecessor to what would become the liberal party of canada as we know it today. drum, of course, john mcdonald, who was the head of the tory party at that point in time, which eventually would morph into the conservative party as we think of it today. now, george brown of course like i said, was a staunch abolitionist and he was also one of the founders of the anti-slavery society of toronto. and happened then as the american progressed and as was alluded to by brian a few moments ago, brown on the left and figuratively and literally in this particular in

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zafar bangosh in toronto. now the total death tool from israel's 100 days of incessant bombing and attacks is nearing the 24 thousand mark. over 60,000 people have also been injured, schools, mosks, churches, hospitals, ambulances, they've been a frequent target of the strikes uh, which have left only a handful of medical facilities partially operational. palestinian officials say only six ambulances are still operational in the entire gaza strip, only six ambulances. please share with us your perspective on the horrors that gazen have been enduring for 100 days. let me add that the total casualties are probably more than 3000, not just 24000, because there are approximately 7000 people that are under rubble that have not been dig out because there isn't any. machinery and even if people go to dig these bodies out, they are attacked by israeli snipers, so in that sense the death toll is much higher, with respect to these horrendous casualty figures and then the death and destruction that the zionist regime has

zafar bangosh in toronto. now the total death tool from israel's 100 days of incessant bombing and attacks is nearing the 24,00 mark. over 60,00 people have also been injured, schools, mosks, churches, hospitals, ambulances. they've been a frequent target of the strikes uh, which have left only a handful of medical facilities partially operational. palestinian officials say, only six ambulances are still operational in the entire gaza strip, only six ambulances. please share with us your perspective on the horrors that gazen have been enduring for 100 days. let me add that the total casualties are probably more than 30000, not just 2400, because there are approximately 700 people that are under rubble, that have not been dig out because there isn't any heavy machinery and even if people... go to dig these bodies out, they are attacked by israeli snipers, so in that sense the death tool is much higher. with respect to these horrendous casualty figures and then the death and destruction that the zionist regime h

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este domingo los raptors de toronto.n barrett su mejor anotador con 37, fue realmente contundente. y cuando steph curry anota solo 9 puntos, pues obviamente golden state lo va a sufrir. les digo que fue una victoria con tundente. finalmente para los raptors 133% 18. vamos a escuchar a steve kerr sobre lo que significa tener de vuelta en el grupo a draymond green is here he looks good is, uh, excited to be here. >> we just had our walk through. so he took part in the in the walk through and i'm good to have them back. uh, i don't know. i mean, we'll just see. um he'll work with rick. every day and i'll get get lots of shots up and you know scrimmage and all that stuff and i have no idea when that will be. >> y quienes también perdieron por amplio margen fueron los kings en el golden center de sacramento sucumbieron ante los pelicans de new orleans 133, en donde los mejores anotadores por los locales fueron sabonis y kevin herter, con 17 puntos. los kings dejaron su récord en 21 y 14 y culminó la temporada regular de la nf

because the parent was the landmark of toronto once before 35 years ago. it was inaugurated as the end for hose and museum and dedicated to the former dictator of albania. how much it was a style and it says brutal rain lasted over 40 years. 5, how slow bone you was, one of tens of thousands of political prisoners at the time, or the pyramid, he says with a symbol of oppression. and is now a symbol of modern albania, is historical ignorance. look, this nice little bit data, you'll go up and you'll see to around all the feet. but there is no, there's a few more. and i went, i mean, i mean, i mean, as a symbol of the dictators at home, the bone, your shows us what he means to the bone. his father was a functionary and the who was your machine before he fell out of favor. the whole family was forced to atone. will refuse for education propaganda. is there a game for people and the rest of them the family was sent in depredation. livonia was a prisoner of the osha regime for 17 years. he spent most of this time doing forced labor and then a toria spots prison.

firaza najim, human rights activist from toronto. firaz, welcome to press tv. now, firaz, uh, around the dozen uh terrorists have been was suspected of involvement in the january 3 bomb attacks in kermon have been arrested. now, daesh has claimed responsibility, but the question is, was it a revenge attack by the terrorist group, and if yes, uh, why after four years? and your thoughts also on analy saying that israel and the us have a hand in the terror attack. i mean, it's it's very clear. that the fingerprints of the israelis and americans are on this crime that happened here in kirman um because obviously we see the fruits of qasim sulaymani's work in in gaza right now and with the access of resistance because qasim sulaymani was very important figure and engineer of all these uh you know groups to strengthen and be able to uh puncture the zionist regime and hit the... colonial system such as america in the region as we can see right now the progress of popular mobilization forces in iraq how they're striking the american bases in syria and in iraq itself an

the weekly pod cost the palestine pod and toronto. william shave is professor of international know at middlesex university in the u. k, a previously served as the chairperson of the commission of inquiry on the 2014 gauze, a conflict, and in dublin. jennifer cassidy. electra and diplomacy and international law at the university of oxford and a former u. n. and e u diplomat. valuable and welcome to each of you, mr. shavers. how stop with you in toronto and start with that criminal complaint against this really president isaac hit song in switzerland, mountain theory. i know that suited countries don't have criminal jurisdiction, or the heads of state government and the foreign ministers of any other countries. but can that immunity be lifted in certain circumstances such as cases of alleged crimes against humanity? not as the international law stands today, there is a quite a clear judgement of the international court of justice from about 20 years ago. that said, is that the, the national court simply cannot exercise jurisdiction in

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okay, first of najim is now with us, human rights activist uh from toronto. welcome to the program, um, taking a look at what has happened here, it's very hard to uh um not see the footprints of israel in this case and point. i'm not saying that it is, i'm just saying in terms. what has occurred uh one of the accounts uh social online saying that any you're looking at uh gaza, you're looking at syria, looking at uh iran and their dead children that are involved in all of these, and uh that obviously points to israel, however um the fact that this has happened on this day is quite telling in terms of the ones who are behind it, what's your view about the way that this has occurred and of course if you can tie that in with the role that uh the lieutenant sulaymani played in its fight? as a anti-terror icon: first, i'd like to send my condolences uh to the islamic republic of iran and its leadership, imam khamani and this great nation on the anniversary, the fourth year anniversary of the murtredom anniversary of qasim sulaimani and abu mahdi almuhandis. i mean

okay, please tell me, the toronto maple leavs could have come to the soviet union in the 50s, how couldand europe hundred and won, in fact, against the canadians with a score of 7:2, and so on... that's how it was called in the canadian press , well, we now have such a tendency in recent years, we look at it with some contempt and think about it, we beat there the team is not even yet a national team from second division of the province of ontario, well, such a suburb of toronto east york, some kind of semi-amateurs who work there at some kind. plays at a car dealer's car show on weekends, some kind of bullshit, but it's kind of frivolous, well listen, first of all, then not only we took it very seriously, but it was them, it was an insult to canadians, and then let's remember, yes look, what is the second division of the province of ontario, the province of ontario has been playing hockey officially since 1890, that is, 64 years at that time, we play eight, the number skating rinks, as now, as then... we have it in 1954 , we haven’t even built luzhniki yet, we have nothing, there are o

it may take due to america know where the toronto ra ptors raptors court was very upset after their 132 to the la lakers. he said he believed the officials never give his side a chance. they raptors stuck with the lakers for most of the game. but anthony davis hit two free throws late on for the victory. a three pointer for toronto on the buzzer wasn't enough to tie the match and rajakovic made his feelings very clear at full time. shame for the referees, shame for the league to allow this. 23 free throws for them, and we get two free throws in the fourth quarter? how to play the game? how possible scotty barnes, an all—star calibre player in this league, he goes every single time to the rim with force, and try get to the rim without flapping and he gets two free throws for the whole game? how's that possible? not happy there. you can keep up—to—date with all the sport on the bbc sport website. thank you. senior officers say some are not aware they are breaking the law... this website created by students in 2021 was a turning point, police say. 2021 was a turning point, police sa . 2021

and tories is grave is the toronto necropolis and the old toronto city and my wife franzi and i, who's here, spend a lot of time tromping around that graveyard looking for any trace of smallwood's grave. and it he is buried there. there's a record that shows he's buried there, but any stone has long since underneath the grass. and there's no sign that, you know, that he was ever there. interesting. i learned something many things from reading this book. one was you write that smallwood was the one who coined the term underground. yeah. the origin of that term. and how you able as a journalist to pin that down to? sort of sort of know that that's true. so it's it's sort of a fun story. there's a book about slavery and basically it has a baltimore angle. i'm pleased say so there was a notorious police constable by the name of john zelle and he like a lot of police in those days made much of his money on side running after people had fled slavery, slavery and drag them back for the reward money that the was offering and so what smallwood heard from somebody who had overheard this guy, joh

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. >>> last night golden state hosted the toronto raptors and steph curry had a bit of an off night .nly scored nine points. that is his second lowest total of the season. for every move we made, the raptors had an answer. they defeat the warriors 133-118. now the draymond green suspension is lifted, could this be the answer that warriors fans are hoping for? shawn chitnis has more on if the golden state is ready to have greenback on the court. >> reporter: the day after another disappointing game by the warriors, some signs that draymond could be coming back on sunday . we saw he was at practice and he was involved in the huddles at last night's game. very concerning about what we saw yesterday when it comes to defense. the one is unable to beat toronto and they gave up 76 points against the raptors in the first half now dropping to last in the division. the good news coming out of sunday, especially when it comes to defense, draymond green has rejoined the team . the nba lifted his indefinite suspension imposed last month after his latest flagrant foul when he hit another player in

eric wolberg, canadian author and journalist from toronto. mr. wolberk, welcome to press tv. now mr. the reports that we just uh had israel is bombing critical infrastructure, including healthcare facilities, schools, refugee camps and even un run shelters. today, at least 174 palestinians were killed in gaza, just 24 hours and that's just a couple of days uh after the icj's initial ruling to stop the genocide in gaza. they've surrounded hospitals in hanjunis, forcing 95% of staff in one of the hospitals to flee, and now thousands of fleeing. uh uh the fighting of khanus, they've arrived in rafah where winter storms have flooded the displacement camps with waterborn diseases ravaging the people in the camp, so what is happening right now? well, israel is going crazy, and it's uh at the uh invitation of the united states, the us is allowing this to happen, it's basically saying go crazy, we don't mind, so it's we really... have to look to the us, because israel is not responsible, it's just it's not a state, it's not a viable state that respects international borders or intern

eric walberg, canadian author and journalist from toronto. mr. walberg, welcome to press tv. now, mr. wolberg, uh, the stats are astonishing, 20 pounds uh, bombs have been blamed for the massive death told in gaza, uh, they were used at least 200 times and also in areas it called safe for civilians along the evacuation routes, it claimed was safe, the israel regime claimed it was safe for innocent gazah. to travel escape the bombing, your thoughts on that sir, i don't say there israel, i say it's us israel, the us is behind all of this, it is condoning all of this bombing is with the with the approval of biden, and it's you can't just israel would not act the way it it does, if if is if the us wasn't supporting it, and i i think it's also very cynical on the part of the us, it's using all of this as kind of the palestinians are ginny pigs for crowd control, see that's what israel is becoming a world expert in, is they're experimenting the palestinies, and then they export this crowd control to various dictatorships or just ordinary governments th

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