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When controversy over a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad led to the killing of teacher Samuel Paty in 2020, colleagues had to learn to trust again.

A Dead Cells animated series has been announced with first details about the show and a teaser trailer.

Dead Cells is a roguelike, Castlevania-inspired action/platformer, allowing you to explore a sprawling, ever-changing castle… assuming you're able to fight your way past its keepers.

The Downtown Mission and College Boreal are coming together to offer a new career-driven program for Windsor youth, the organizations announced Monday.  …

It’s the 102nd post-secondary institution in Canada to go completely smoke-free, according to the Canadian Cancer Society, but the University of New Brunswick is the first publicly-funded university in the province to make the move.

EU to invest EUR 1 billion under Connecting Europe Facility for innovative and secure connectivity - new EU rules on ivory trade - Erasmus+: success in 2020 in spite of restrictions - EU institutions agree priorities for 2022 for a resilient and reinvigorated EU - Aid Programme for Turkish Cypriot community - acceleration of deliveries of vaccine doses to Member States - support package for Moldova - renovation and decarbonisation of buildings - new EU framework to decarbonise gas markets, promo...

As more medical staff hit the picket line, at least one COVID-19 vaccination clinic has been cancelled because of the strike, according to the province.

Try refreshing your browser, or Todays letters: Focus should be on social gatherings during COVID, not shutting businesses Back to video Medical Officer of Health Dr. Vera Etches has warned that Ottawa is on the brink of moving from the “orange” to the “red” zone, as key COVID-19 indicators are heading in the wrong direction. She has expressed specific concern about people once again gathering in groups of 10 indoors and 25 outdoors, as allowed under the current rules. Rather than imp...

Article content A permanent sports dome, proposed by the francophone Catholic school board (Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est) a few metres away from pre-existing homes and nearly six stories high over the field and track at Garneau High School, would be an aberration. This proposed dome would be a behemoth in an otherwise functional ribbon of interconnected pathways and green space. As an important part of the fabric of our community, the CECCE should know better. We apologize, but...