So, you say we can’t worship? Aylmer church members fined for attending church
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” John 8:32 Regardless
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“What you did was unacceptable;” Is GoFundMe part of the cancel culture?
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “GoFundMe reserves the right to modify, suspend or discontinue, temporarily or permanently, the Services (or any
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New Math Initiative launched for Black and Indigenous students by Canadian Mathematical Society
BY PAUL JUNOR The Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) has been around since June 1945. It was originally called the Canadian
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Safety concerns raised about the return of special needs students to classrooms
BY PAUL JUNOR The Ontario government declared a second provincial emergency, which extended school closures to February 10th, 2021. The
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Human Rights Tribunal awards $35,000 to six-year-old
BY PAUL JUNOR The awarding of $35,000 by the Human Rights Tribunal damages is good news to the parents of
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Endo-Warrior Destiny “Stacey” Savary educates the community about endometriosis
BY PAUL JUNOR Many women suffer silently from endometriosis, which is often misdiagnosed, and its symptoms ignored. Many support groups
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Sick Kids update shows that school closures have significant adverse health and welfare consequences for children and youth
BY PAUL JUNOR Premier Doug has relied on a team of experts to guide its back-to-school plan. Sick Kids and
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Jamaica in January
BY NOEL CUNNINGHAM If you are feeling homesick for Jamaica or longing for a trip to the tropics, Jamaica in
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Now, our children have to deal with anti-black racist comments during their online classes
BY PAUL JUNOR “I was upset. How did this happen? How are we going to prevent this from happening again?”
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Can I qualify for a credit card if I’m trying to build credit?
You can qualify for a credit card even if you’re trying to build your credit score. Credit cards for no
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