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Gordon Cameron

  • President and Interim Executive Director, ocna.org
Burlington
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I'm the Executive Director of the Ontario Community Newspapers Association. I'm interested in just about everything.

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Every Beatles Album Cover, Ranked By Fans Of The Fab Four

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By Rachel Kupfer, Gordon Cameron
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History has plenty of foursomes. But there’s only one Fab Four: The Beatles. The Beatles were only active as a band for about a decade, but their massive discography is the stuff of legend. They were influential for the music they made, the art they created, and the attitudes they carried. And each of their albums not only told its own story in sound, but also set new standards for thoughtful cover art and concept albums.
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17 Powerful Aliens In 'Ben 10' That We're Dying To Control

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By David Buck, Gordon Cameron
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In the history of Cartoon Network, very few shows have become as legendary and beloved as Ben 10. There have been several iterations of the show - Ben 10, Alien Force, Ultimate Alien, Omniverse, and a reboot - each with its own storyline. But they all have one thing in common: Ben Tennyson’s ability to transform into awesome aliens using the power of a special watch called an Omnitrix. With these powers and unique alien abilities, Ben fights against several extraterrestrial threats.
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The most expensive part of business travel never appears on the expense report

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By Gordon Cameron
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Photo provided by Jet OUT. 2026-08-07T08:50:00-07:00 Gordon Cameron Every company can explain, almost to the dollar, what a business trip costs. The airfare, the hotel, the rental car. Ask those same leaders what the trip cost in time, and the room goes quiet. That silence is the real problem, and it is worth naming plainly: business travel has a measurement problem. Organizations track travel in dollars because dollars are easy to count.
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