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Still, as tempting as it may be to believe in Nancy Reagan’s “just say no” campaign, much of what is disseminated about addiction is incomplete at best, if not outright false.
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Overall, in states that are still battling high COVID case counts, going back to school for in-person instruction puts the community at risk. Without getting the virus under control first, normal school days cannot come back as they will…
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Canada is one of the largest suppliers of freshwater in the world, controlling about 20 per cent of the world's total freshwater supply. Despite this generous endowment, federal and provincial governments have grossly mismanaged the world's…
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In 2018, President Donald Trump announced the creation of Space Force, a new branch of the United States Armed Forces. With communication technologies playing a key role in modern warfare and lifestyles, Space Force has far-reaching…
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Selon le gouvernement ontarien, l’IF fait partie d’une vision supérieure pour « accroître l’engagement, des élèves, du personnel scolaire, des parents et de la collectivité » envers la culture bilingue de la vie quotidienne ontarienne.
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The oil spill in Mauritius underscores the urgent need for powerful political actors to step back and allow those living at the frontlines of the climate crisis to lead the international conversation.
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If Spotify is to reach its goal of allowing one million artists to live off their music, it is clear that that the platform must reconfigure itself to better pay the artists who drive traffic on their platform. Unless streaming services…
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Mathieu Lavault sits down with Dr. Ingo Sasgen, a geophysicist from the Alfred Wegener Institute in Bremerhaven, Germany. Having led an analysis that concluded that Greenland’s ice sheets lost one million tonnes of ice per minute in…
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Mark Rutte was showered in international criticism when he opposed other leaders' call for mutualized debt to palliate the effects of COVID-19 in the European Union. However, those who cast him as the villain should think twice, for his…
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Although online platforms have existed for decades, their potentially counterproductive influence on electoral integrity has given rise to an impasse. Tech stars, like Facebook, Twitter, and Google, and state bodies are seldom on the same…
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