Julia K Cole

Mubarka is a Canadian born woman of Pakistani parents. She grew up in Toronto among other Canadian children and attended university where she received a degree in commerce. Today she holds a prominent position with a transportation company. Mubarka used to be as mainstream as any Canadian young adult can be; in fact, those who met her for the first time may have been struck by her vivacious personality. Her effervescence went hand in hand with her distinct Asian beauty which she shamelessly displayed with stylish clothing including the occasional low cut top. Mubarka used to converse for hours over topics as varied as business practices in Canadian politics to contemporary music. It comes, therefore, as a shock, when one learns what path Mubarka has recently chosen for herself. She will be wedding a Pakistani man...a devout Muslim, whom she has never met but who was chosen for her when she was an infant. Not only that, but she has donned the Hijab for the first t...

This tiny ginger kitten’s fate could have been much different if not for Toronto police officers who rescued him out of a city trash can. A group of pedestrians heard kitten cries from a garbage can. When they found the kitten, they flagged down 13 Division officers for help. As soon as Const. Shawn Kinghorn saw the kitten, he knew right away that he wanted to adopt the cat. He took the kitten to the vet and paid for the entire bill. They named him Django. He was given a clean bill of health except he is very hungry and would need hand feeding through a syringe. Django is determined to be about 10 days old. No one knows how long he stayed in the garbage can, but one thing is for sure that he’s now in good hands and very loved. This tiny kitten’s fate could have been much different if not for Toronto police officers who rescued him out of a  garbage can. Click HERE to Read more and View More Pictures  at  Love Meow! Or Just Copy & Paste URL ...

*WARNING*   GRAPHIC PICTURE A man poses for a photograph with a decapitated grizzly bear.   Photo Here (WARNING:  GRAPHIC) For Joe nobody, this is more than enough to kindle one heckuva' Internet firestorm. But when the poser is a professional hockey player who expresses zero remorse for shooting and killing the bear, and then actually doubles down on his love of sport hunting, well, the web explodes. Such is the predicament currently facing Minnesota Wild defenseman Clayton Stoner. "I grew up hunting and fishing in British Columbia and continue to enjoy spending time with my family outdoors," said Stoner, in a statement released in an attempt to quell the uproar after  this photo  was leaked earlier this week. "I love to hunt and fish and will continue to do so with my family and friends in British Columbia." According to B.C. hunting regulations, the kill was legit. Stoner applied for a permit (through a limited lottery), received a grizzly be...