Roots of Empathy programs are getting ready to welcome tiny visitors into classrooms around the world. And by the end of this new school year, hundreds of thousands of students will understand themselves, and others, a little better. The program… »
Economy, Health, Immigration & Refugees, Indigenous, International, Society
Roots of Empathy programs are getting ready to welcome tiny visitors into classrooms around the world. And by the end of this new school year, hundreds of thousands of students will understand themselves, and others, a little better. The program… »
Economy, International, Internet, Science & Technology, Politics, Society
.quebec is one of the new identities that will soon be appearing on the world wide web. The only officially French-speaking province in Canada has for many years claimed distinct status within the country, an ongoing source of debate and… »
Concordia University is ready to welcome 600 residents into one of its newest acquisitions, but oldest buildings. The Grey Nuns’ Convent has been transformed into a place where students will live, study, and play. One of the rooms a Concordia… »
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The Link Online this week features stories from Lynn Desjardins, Terry Haig and Carmel Kilkenny. Marc Montgomery and Wojtek Gwiazda were on vacation. World Humanitarian Day © Oxfam Canada An estimated 6.8 million Syrians have left their homes as have half… »
Economy, Environment & Animal Life, Society
Bradian, British Columbia, and the 22 boarded up houses within it, could be yours for under a million dollars. That’s about the same price as many houses in Vancouver and Toronto these days. Bradian is in one of the most… »
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Twelve Turkish sailors are in desperate need, on a ship stranded in the port at Sorel, Quebec. The crew arrived in April to get the Panamanian-flagged, Phoenix Sun ready to be moved overseas to be taken apart. They haven’t been… »
Arts & Entertainment, Economy, International, Society
The Alex Colville Exhibit will open Saturday in Toronto at the AGO, the Art Gallery of Ontario, and if the member’s visits this week are anything to go by, this will be a crowded run, from August 23 until January… »
Environment & Animal Life, Internet, Science & Technology, Society
The Nature Conservancy of Canada says 198 hectares of land has been added to the land already put aside, for the so-called ‘Moose-sex project’, bringing the total to 1,012 hectares. Moose number as many as 30,000 in New Brunswick, but… »
Arts & Entertainment, Economy, International, Society
Buddy MacMaster, described as the ‘Dean of Cape Breton Fiddling’ died last night at home in western Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. He was 89. Born in Timmins, Ontario where his father had worked in the gold mines, the Gaelic-speaking family… »
Economy, International, Politics, Society
Last week, on August 14th, an early morning traffic check of vehicles, became the end of the road for several undocumented workers in Toronto. Canada Border Services Agency officers took part in the vehicle inspections, and dealt with the people… »