Nick Perry - Editorial Portfolio (42 images)

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  • A motorcade carrying the bodies of 4 Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan makes its way down the Highway of Heroes following a repatriation ceremony Monday afternoon. (March 23, 2009)


  • Fire fighters work on a car fire on QEW Westbound near the Ford plant Friday November 3...

  • A pile of lumber sits on the site of a new Habitat for Humanity build during a ground breaking ceremony for the project. The project will feature homes with solar-panel technology in an effort to promote environmental sustainability. (October 7, 2009)

  • Demonstrators gather outside the Sri Lankan consutlate on St. Clair Avenue Wednesday evening.


  • Chandaramony Eang, owner of Angkor Restaurant on Gerrard Street is planning to sell the restaurant so that he can return to his home country of Cambodia to help land mine victims through his charity.


  • Mike Barnes trains with Niagara Regional Athletics. His talent for shot put is taking him to the United States on a NCAA scholarship.

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  • FlashTech Tqualizer

  • Il Fornello Restaurant





  • Scarborough artist Phil Richards has been selected to paint a portrait of the Queen. (June 28, 2010)

  • Supporters of Joseph Pannell, also known as Gary Freeman, gathered at the Victory Cafe in Toronto Monday evening for the launch of Pannell's book of Poetry. Pannell is currently being held at the Don Jail in Toronto facing extradition to the United States to face attempted murder charges.

  • Hindu Festival of the Chariot

  • Hindu Festival of the Chariot

  • Elvis Presley hangs decorations at his home Sunday morning. For the past decade Presley has made his house a halloween attraction that brings 150 children.

  • Edwin Crias and Edit Szocs dance amidst the crowd Sunday afternoon during Salsa on St. Clair. St. Clair Avenue was closed between Christie Street and Winona Drive for the street festvial that featured live music, food and lots of dancing.

  • Wildlife technician Derek Farrer prepares to vaccinate a juvinille raccoon near Queenston Heights Park in Niagara on the Lake recently. The vaccination is a part of a rabies protection plan that has been in place for ten years and runs for four months every summer. Currently there are no known cases of rabies in the region covered by the program compaired to 6 confirmed cases this summer just over the river in New York State.


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