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Year 23 of One Read features Charlotte McConaghys novel full of climate change, romance and mystery.

Assanges legal saga has dragged on for well over a decade, but it could come to an end in the U.K. as soon as Monday.

All regions of the country showed dramatic increases except Quebec, but "the violence has risen" in this province.

&#34I think were much more equipped and prepared today for the various weathers that exist. Were positive, the morale is good.&#34

Could prompt some in Canada to turn to violence, intelligence service warns.

The city points to three main reasons for the transit deficit in Greater Montreal: the COVID-19 pandemic, the launch of the Réseau express métropolitain and rising costs.

McGill administrators meet camp protesters in closed-door meeting. Encampment spokesperson says theyll stay until demands are met

Event highlights Montreal Holocaust Museum&#39s role in "educating new generations about the dangers of racism, antisemitism and other forms of intolerance."

Freedom of speech laws and the quasi-public aspect of McGills properties complicate the discussion, legal experts say.

Widespread media attention, overtures by McGill University and condemnation from Quebec premier give protesters the sense their pressure tactics are working.