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Spain's future Queen Princess Leonor is going to study at a 12th-century Welsh castle dubbed the 'Hippie Hogwarts' - following in the footsteps of Princess Elisabeth of Belgium in Wales, the Spanish royal household has announced.  Leonor de Borbon, 15, the eldest daughter of King Felipe VI, 53, and Queen Letizia, 48, will attend UWC Atlantic College, based at the 12th century St Donat's Castle on the country's south coast. Princess Leonor, who turns 16 at the end of October, will begin her two-year course at the boarding school this summer. Her parents will personally meet the cost of the £...

Each of the finalists will present an excerpt of their work, introduced by them personally, in a collaborative online presentation, available via Video-On-Demand beginning January 15, 2020 and ending January 29, 2020. The works can be viewed for free by anyone across the country. Those viewing the works will be will be sent a survey to determine the winner; those votes, in conjunction with an adjudication committee selected by RTP, will determine the final winner of the Festival. Over the course of the following year, RTP will develop further that winning work, in close collaboration with the...

Posted: Dec 24, 2020 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: December 24, 2020 St. John's Anglican Church in Lunenburg, N.S., is holding an in-person service on Christmas Eve that will also be live streamed for people at home.(Emma Smith/CBC) This Christmas Eve, members of St. John's Anglican Church in Lunenburg, N.S., who can't attend the service in person will still be able to take part in communion. Church volunteers have delivered about 170 Christmas bags to parishioners' homes, each with two pre-consecrated communion wafers, along with special instructions about how to treat the sacrament. "I never ...

NOW Magazine The best Toronto albums of 2020 We weren't able to see many of them live, but local artists still gave us a lot to listen to this year By Richard Trapunski Dec 15, 2020 From hip-hop beatscapes to celestial R&B gong punk, local artists didn’t let their creativity dip despite all the challenges they faced during this pandemic year. It’s a shame we couldn’t support the music live and in person, but here are the Toronto albums that were filling our ears while we stayed home this year. 1. U.S. Girls: Heavy Light Heavy Light came out just weeks before the COVID-19 shutd...