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Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Hall. Parking and directions can be found on the MTCC website.
The Festival will take place on Eid Al Fitr - Tuesday, 30 of August as recognized by the Fiqh Council of North America.
10:00 AM – Eid Prayer
11:00 AM – Carnival & Food Opens
12:30 AM – ‘The Magic Family’ Magic Show
1:00 PM – Face Painting, Henna & Photo Booth Open
1:45 PM – Dhur Prayer
2:30 PM – Comedy & Spoken Word Show
5:00 PM – Face Painting, Henna & Photo Booth Close
5:15 PM – Asr Prayer
6:00 PM – Carnival Ends
http://gtaeid.com/#FestivalLocation
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You are invited for IT Job Workshop and Info Session. Please call to reserve a seat if you like to attend.
Topic 1: SAP Basis/Netweaver Administration Job Analysis
Speaker: Aravin (SAP BASIS Consultant)
Date: Saturday, August 20, 2011
Time: 2pm
Location: Toronto Campus
Topic 2: Job Search Workshop – Resume and Interview Preparation
Speaker: John McLean (Career Specialist)
Date: Friday, August 26, 2011
Time: 10am
Location: Toronto Campus
Topic 3: Android and IP (iPhone, iPad, and iPod) Mobile Device Application Development and Job Market
Speaker: Deying Kong (Application Architect)
Date: Saturday, August 27, 2011
Time: 1pm
Location: Toronto Campus
Topic 4: SAS Job Market Analysis
Speaker: Yin Cui (Portfolio Risk Specialist)
Date: Saturday, August 27, 2011
Time: 2pm
Location: Toronto Campus
Topic 5: Information Security – Challenges and Opportunities
Speaker: Prajoth Nair (Senior Consultant)
Date: Saturday, August 27, 2011
Time: 3pm
Location: Toronto Campus
Topic 6: Cisco Technology and Job Market Trends
Speaker: Jacky Min (Senior Consultant)
Date: Saturday, September 03, 2011
Time: 2pm
Location: Toronto Campus
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Toronto Campus: 201 Consumers Road, Suite 300 Toronto, ON Canada M2J 4G8 Phone: 416-225-9920
Mississauga Campus: 33 City Centre Drive, Suite 240 Mississauga, ON Canada L5B 2N5 Phone: 905-232-7399
i was having fun and passing a nice time this year at Caribbean carnival – formerly caribana parade- it was 7:06 pm, everyone was packing his stuff and all the crowd was directed to one destination, the gates to the TTC or the main gates to the exhibition place, i was doing a call to my friend to schedule : whats next after caribana?
i heared a 1 gunshot , i was 50 meter away, nearly 25 ppl are also running to the same destination , the exit to the TTC. And 2 men was running and suddenly police was smart and knows where to run in the opposite way. 2 policemen was handling the case front of these 2 men , shouting to them to step down and to lay down and to put down the gun, it was like a football game, the boys refuses to obey, and one of them threw the gun on air behind the barriers to lay in the green grass. and the policemen started shooting on them
The scene was so fast it was 7:10 the result is: 2 men was on the floor , one dead and the other wounded. also a bystander was also injured
i took only 20 minutes video and some photos.
i was asking myself, why the men was insisting on running away he should be smart enough to know that the officers are everywhere and will never let him runways? why the officers shooted the boys on there body and not on the legs?
the place was packed with ppl . it was a public area
From my point of view as working in the media and this is the angle of my blog: MEDIAinTORONTO.blogspot.com
The after scene and how the officers was dealing with the case and specially the cameramen ppl since it was a great place during caribana for photographers, they deal with them on a very smart and polite way and never to block photos. and the stay away 20 meter from the scene .
i was looking in the night for the media coverage, if someone was twitting about this case i found now
@starradiobox Did you see the shooting at the Caribbean Carnival parade Saturday and want to talk to the Toronto Star’s @liemvu about it? lvu@thestar.ca
@EmergencyNet CTV Edmonton @CTVCalgary @globeandmail @TorontoStar @TorontoPolice and @OfficerVella was twitting
hashtags to follow : #caribana #caribana2011 #Toronto #Police
and now i’m following the media websites
Finally, hope the torontonians will keep the good memories from caribbean carnival 2011 and will forgot this scene.
i created a twitter account for my blog
@MEDIAinTORONTO
MEDIAinTORONTO.blogpost.com
I’m an advertising sales rep, a Media blogger, standing at the intersection of the media and IT industry,
its the a focused professional newswire.
http://www.caribanatoronto.com/familyevents
