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Bolstered by national groups, far-right religious candidates are swamping school boards with book bans and sex panic.

Last Wednesday, I had lunch with Caroline Elkins, the author of the very important book, Legacy of Violence: A History of the British Empire.

A retrospective on the legendary band will make its Canadian première in this city. As drummer Nick Mason explains, “it’s by far the best place,” given the history.

A late Nicky Bailey goal secured Charlton a 1-1 draw at Portman Road in a game the Blues should have won comfortably. Owen Garvan put Town in front in the first half, but after the break the Blues missed a succession of chances with Pablo Couñago failing to convert a penalty.

The Guild of Agricultural Journalists has announced the details of the 2022 Agri Guild Awards, sponsored by FBD Insurance, which will take place at the

Entries invited for 2022 Agri Guild Awards 2022-10-28

A GREAT deal of effort is now being made by the Conservative Party to insist that the grown ups are back in charge, and the nation can once again…

Architect Roy Decker responds to the recent water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi with a positive message about community and making change.

This form of Christian malpractice is symptomatic of a nation that avoids honest discussions about the past, confuses critiques about the present with antipatriotic sentiments, and is in denial about the future.

Brantford council has a new look.