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Almost 200 scholarly books have been blocked, banned or pulped since 1986 in some of the country’s largest schools and libraries, according to a new report released on Friday. Hundreds of studies and case…
Image copyright AFP Image caption Air strikes, unrest in Syria and North Korea are among the overseas worries cited When Barack Obama visited Ireland, one of the organisers said the US president’s arrival was…
An academic study from Israel showed that Uber was working with Israeli spooks in 2015 and 2016. Now what? After a deeply embarrassing public relations debacle, Uber is almost being forgiven. Last night, the…
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The Oakville Maple Leafs, who claimed the “Star Wars” character was their own, agreed to pay their $2,500 legal bill At a short ceremony on Monday, the Toronto Star revealed that Han Solo had…
It’s the end of the summer, and millions of Americans are either still away on summer break or returning home to get back into the swing of things for the rest of the year….
Jess Carter and Magdalena Eriksson, two of the biggest names in the Premier League, talk with Gabriel Winters about the importance of footballers kneeling on the pitch to protest racial inequality. They also discuss…
by Jess Binger, director of Generate Inc. and author of the book Do You Even Know Why You’re Crazy? Am I dreaming? Who cares, it’s always too late to pick up your life and…
The removal of Dilma Rousseff in Brazil was a crushing blow to the anti-austerity movement, which was focused on fighting austerity that came about as a result of a fiscal stimulus programme championed by…
The Quebec government will announce details on Monday of a $3.9-billion program to address what it says is a serious shortage of skilled workers in the province. A special commission on the issue recommends…