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Julian Worker

Digital Journalist based in New Westminster, Canada. Joined on Feb 19, 2009

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Op-Ed: Travelling to Whistler worked well at Vancouver Winter Olympics Special

Vancouver - There has been a lot of negative publicity regarding the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, but a day visit to Whistler went very well.
Digital Journal Report by Julian Worker

Truck containing bomb components found on major Irish highway

Although most of the parties involved in the Northern Ireland troubles have now laid down their arms, there are still Republican dissidents who carry on the fight for a united Ireland.
In the Media by Julian Worker

If politicians can't tackle Global Warming then the voters must

The Copenhagen Climate Talks showed that most politicians are unwilling to tackle Global Warming by implementing policies that will cut carbon emissions and reduce their carbon footprint.
In the Media by Julian Worker

Obama accepts the Peace Prize but declines to follow tradition

Barack Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize today, barely two weeks after announcing he will be sending 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan. Unfortunately, accepting the prize was about the only gesture to tradition he made.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 3 comments

2010 Winter Olympic's visitors will get the bus to Whistler

During the 2010 Winter Olympics in Whistler, no spectator parking will be allowed in the entire village. Similar restrictions will apply at Whistler Creekside, The Whistler Sliding Centre, and the Whistler Olympic Park in the Callaghan Valley.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 2 comments

Vancouver's 2010 Olympic Legacy is beginning already

The Olympic legacy is being felt even before the 2010 Winter Olympics have begun. Cuts in the Arts and the closure of popular tourist attractions shows how tight money is.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 1 comment

UEFA names five teams suspected of match-fixing in European ties

The governing body of European Football, UEFA, introduced its Betting Fraud Detection System (BFDS) in July 2009. This program has been monitoring all matches in the top two tiers of every European league for irregular betting patterns since that time.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 2 comments

Last 6 qualifiers secure places for World Cup 2010

The last six FIFA World Cup qualifiers were decided on a big day of soccer. Four qualifiers came via the play-offs from the European Qualifying section of the World Cup. Algeria qualified after beating Egypt and Uruguay defeated Costa Rica.
In the Media by Julian Worker

The Race is on to be Lewis Hamilton's Partner at McLaren in 2010

The race is on to see who will partner Lewis Hamilton at McLaren for the 2010 F1 Grand Prix season. Will it be Kimi Raikkonen the 2007 World Champion or Jenson Button the 2009 World Champion?
In the Media by Julian Worker - 1 comment

'Yes we can' becomes 'No we can't' for Obama on Copenhagen Talks

Attending the APEC summit in Singapore, Barack Obama has backed a plan to put off the tough decisions on climate change until next year at the earliest. These decisions should have been made at the upcoming Copenhagen climate change talks in Denmark.
In the Media by Julian Worker

All ages attend Remembrance Day ceremony in New Westminster, BC Special

I went to the Remembrance Day service in front of City Hall in New Westminster, British Columbia on Nov. 11, 2009. There seemed to be about 1,000 people in attendance with all age groups well represented.
Digital Journal Report by Julian Worker

A brief history of the Olympic Games from 1896 onward

It is hoped that organizers of the 2010 Winter Olympics have paid more attention to detail than the people who created content on the Vancouver2010.com website.
In the Media by Julian Worker

Phase 3 of 2010 Olympic ticket sales delayed until November 14

The third phase of ticket sales for the Vancouver/Whistler 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympics was delayed by one week because of a configuration problem on the ticket sales website.
In the Media by Julian Worker

Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, saves The Age of Stupid director

Boris Johnson is the mayor of London. During his campaign for this important elected post, Johnson made youth crime one of his key priorities. How ironic then that a recent gallant act of his may show that those policies are not having much effect yet.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 1 comment

Google PowerMeter puts your home energy use on your homepage

Google's PowerMeter will allow you to monitor how much electricity your home is using, even when you are on holiday on the other side of the world.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 1 comment

New 4C rise in temperature map made public by British Ministers

On October 22nd, two British government ministers launched a new map of the world at the opening of a major exhibition at the Science Museum in London, UK.
In the Media by Julian Worker

Arctic Cause & Effect - Shell will drill as Baffin Island warms

As the news breaks that Shell has been given the go ahead to drill in the Beaufort Sea, albeit with restrictions, a study has found how much effect global warming is having on the other side of the Arctic in Baffin Island.
In the Media by Julian Worker

Reduced traffic during Olympics in Vancouver, Whistler a priority

With the Winter Olympic now less than four months away, traffic and parking restrictions in downtown Vancouver are beginning to come into effect. Their aim is to reduce the 55,000 daily journeys into downtown by 30 percent before the Olympics begin.
In the Media by Julian Worker - 1 comment

Jaccard and Bruce at New Westminster Public Library Special

Dr Mark Jaccard of Simon Fraser University and Ian Bruce of the David Suzuki Foundation each gave a lecture at New Westminster Public Library on Tuesday, October 13th on the importance of combating Climate Change.
Digital Journal Report by Julian Worker - 1 comment

The Age of Stupid at the Vancouver International Film Festival Special

The Vancouver International Film Festival takes place between October 1 and 16. One of the most talked about events was the British film The Age of Stupid, starring the Oscar-nominated actor Pete Postlethwaite.
Digital Journal Report by Julian Worker - 4 comments
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