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Suits and multicolored polo shirts descended upon the Wynn Las Vegas for workshops, followed by a keynote address from Nick Saban.

Podcasts help to reduce risk of developing dementia, writes Joanne Culley.

This coming Wednesday, a free event called 'Defy Dementia: Empowering You to Reduce Your Dementia...

Veteran Canadian science journalist Jay Ingram has seen a lot of predictions about the future since he launched his career as the host of CBC Radio’s Quirks and Quarks back in the late 1970s. So how does he really think we’ll live in the decades ahead? Ingram joins Piya Chattopadhyay to share his insights about what we'll eat, where we'll live, who we'll be... and whether we'll ever get flying cars... as explored in his new book, The Future of Us.

Three of Canadas best-known authors will present at the Algonquin College Pembroke Campus Speaker Series early in the New Year.

As one who values entertainment that explores history, heroism, and the nature of truth, here are a few series that have stood out.

Hired in the 1970s, Ms. Jackson was part of the first cohort of female announcers, and her voice was heard across Canada on the national radio news and current affairs shows such as Morningside and Quirks and Quarks

Trimble County First Responders honored at dinner

"No matter how splashy or fantastic any new innovation looks, there is always a downside"

Here are the Canadian nonfiction books we are excited about this season.