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Bitcoin Historian Elias Ahonen Publishes 2nd Book, a 500-page History of Cryptocurrency

Share this article Share this article Amid turbulence in the cryptocurrency market this week, Canadian author Elias Ahonen recounts the industry s unbelievable history in BLOCKLAND: 21 Stories of Bitcoin, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency. TORONTO, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - BLOCKLAND: 21 Stories of Bitcoin, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency tells the story, origin, history, culture, legends, and anecdotes of the entire cryptocurrency industry. The 492-page book s 21 chapters examine different facets of the blockchain phenomenon. Elias Ahonen s narrative work combines elements of metaphoric story, textbook, and memoir to preserve the history of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and everything surrounding them. This includes explanations about the development of crypto mining and the ICO bubble, as well as Bitcoin s ideological origins, its early use in dark web drug markets, and billion-dollar digital heists.

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Letters to the editor: Jan 11: If anyone had trouble understanding the definition of systemic racism, then I submit the storming of the U S Capitol by a white mob More fallout from Washington, plus other letters to the editor

Letters to the editor: Jan 11: If anyone had trouble understanding the definition of systemic racism, then I submit the storming of the U S Capitol by a white mob More fallout from Washington, plus other letters to the editor
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Nearly $2-Million To Be Invested Into HN Through Species At Risk Program

Photo courtesy of ALUS Canada 13 local projects are getting provincial funding through the Species at Risk Stewardship Program. The Ontario government is investing up to $4.5 million to help protect and recover plants and animals that are in danger of disappearing in the province. This includes nearly $1.9 million in Haldimand-Norfolk over the next few years. ALUS Canada is the largest of the recipients locally, receiving $750,000 in multi-year support. This money will be used to work with farmers and local community partners to create, enhance, restore and manage on-the-ground habitat conservation projects. Birds Canada also received multi-year funding for three separate initiatives.

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Region breaks 6,000 COVID cases, and reports another death over New Year s

Region breaks 6,000 COVID cases, and reports another death over New Year s The active outbreaks jump up to 42 with 33 people in the hospital Jan 2, 2021 2:00 PM By: KitchenerToday Staff Region of Waterloo Public Health reported 179 new COVID-19 cases on its dashboard Saturday afternoon. This update includes both the COVID case numbers from December 31 and January 1. 106 new cases were reported today, with alterations made to previous counts. This brings the new total up to 6,078 cases for the region since March. The number of active cases has increased to 578 from 518 since Thursday. Here are some other updates from the Region s COVID summary dashboard on Saturday:

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Carruthers a force in the School of Music

Brandon Sun By: Tyler Clarke Past Brandon University School of Music dean Glen Carruthers is seen at Wilfrid Laurier University, where he took a job in 2010. (Wilfrid Laurier University) He left Brandon University 10 years ago, but faculty members say Glen Carruthers’ legacy lives on in various ways. Advertisement The past School of Music dean died recently at age 66 as a result of cancer. Flags were to be lowered to half-mast at both Brandon University and Wilfrid Laurier University, where he most recently served as dean of the Faculty of Music. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Glen studied with lifelong mentor Lorne Watson at Brandon University in the 1970s, returning a couple of decades later to serve as a faculty member from 1998 to 2010.

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