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A prominent University of Toronto professor won a new $60,000 prize for Canadian intellectual discourse, the Samuel de Champlain Foundation’s Samuel de Champlain Prize. Dan Breznitz, the who teaches history, was announced as the…
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Fighting back tears, the great-granddaughter of a famous poet in India says ‘we’ve all got to laugh so we’re ok’ Waukesha parade attack victim, 11, makes her family laugh despite injuries: 'Just glue me…
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Written by Ross Hammond, CNN The election of Harinder Takhar as mayor of Oakville, a suburb of Toronto, did not end well for him. The Mayor of Oakville, Ontario is under fire after asking…
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Image copyright Saki Laverde Image caption Saki Laverde says the highlands of Bolivia are vulnerable to climate change A Bolivian photographer’s passionate warning that climate change will lead to more extreme sunrises, sundowns and…
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Play Audio Clip Listen to audio clip. Southern African-born Dr. Eddy Kafen Dreyer is a highly regarded economist and seasoned trader. Now he has traded higher education and many other fields to spend his…
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Written by Shaun Esdal Chong, CNN It’s hard to keep track of all the glossy young girls taking up literature classes in full drag these days. The Australian production company Screenwave now has four…
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WATCH: Two Senate Republicans Tell Jeff Flake About “Chickenhawk” ZTE CEO’s Public Apology In a major victory for the Trump administration, the U.S. returned more than 900 African artifacts taken from Mali in 1959….
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Former Evan Spiegel crony Hunter Walk chronicles the media’s struggle to get on the Elizabeth Holmes brouhaha, the Fortune story that led to an SEC investigation and public embarrassment of the blood cancer test…
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