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Tickets for the breakfast are on sale now at the BNG website.

The Conference on Faith and History (CFH) has its annual board meeting this Friday, on the heels of annual meetings for both the American Historical

Round two in city council’s fight over citizen appointments to the library board exposed a gap in the application process. Last week, an initial vote selected five men, one woman and one non-binary gendered person to sit on the London Public Library Board.

A political push for greater gender balance on the library board seemingly backfired against one nominee.

Readers discuss issues relating to Victoria, including the election.

A revamped D.A.R.E. program is back in Lebanon elementary schools that expands its message on saying no to drugs

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Townsend Lumber donated seven trees to Monsignor J.H. O’Neil Catholic School for Earth Day, and a group of Grade 5 and 6 students planted them Friday morning.

Hudson Institute Hudson Institute of Medical Research scientist Dr Erin McGillick has received the national QueersInScience Scott Johnson Memorial Award for contribution to LGBTIQA+ advocacy in STEM. L-R: Dr Erin McGillick pictured with Co-founder and Director of QueersInScience, Dr Sarah Stephenson Dr McGillick was recognised for her LGBTIQA+ advocacy work in 2020 at the institutional and national level. As a member of the Equity and Diversity Committee at Hudson Institute, Dr McGillick has fo...

April 29, 2021 // Posted In Academics, Faith, Research Readers browsing Amazon for new books in mid-April found a Baylor professor’s new release among the overall top 50 on the site — a week before it was even officially released. The title? The Making of Biblical Womanhood, by history professor (and Baylor alumna) Beth Allison Barr (BA ’96). Reviewing both the Bible and centuries of church history, Dr. Barr makes the case that Biblical passages used to justify “complementarianism” a...