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Why Jully Black's rendition of O Canada was carefully premeditated - Vimarsana News

Why Jully Black's rendition of O Canada was carefully premeditated

R&B singer Jully Black sparked debate when she swapped a single word performing the national anthem at the 2023 NBA All-Star Game. In this conversation with the CBC’s David Common, she talks about the importance of asking for permission before making the bold move and reveals why she's so determined to keep fighting for Indigenous rights.

Source: cbc.ca
This woman who scaled a 2,600-metre mountain face says she 'proudly checks the disability box' - Vimarsana News

This woman who scaled a 2,600-metre mountain face says she 'proudly checks the disability box'

Nine-time U.S. paraclimbing champion Maureen Beck is an inspiration for all climbers, not just those with disabilities.

Source: cbc.ca
In the Ukraine war, even the corpses are booby trapped. Canada is helping Ukrainian soldiers stay alive - Vimarsana News

In the Ukraine war, even the corpses are booby trapped. Canada is helping Ukrainian soldiers stay alive

Canadian combat engineers teaching front-line Ukrainians landmine detection, destruction.

Source: cbc.ca
'Elaborate' mortgage scam; federal budget breakdown: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet - Vimarsana News

'Elaborate' mortgage scam; federal budget breakdown: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

Source: cbc.ca
Why the exclamation mark is still something to get excited about! - Vimarsana News

Why the exclamation mark is still something to get excited about!

The explosion of emojis on smartphones and social media offers hundreds of alternatives to old-fashioned punctuation. But literary scholar Florence Hazrat argues we could use more exclamation marks — or exclamation points, depending on your preference — in our lives, not fewer.

Source: cbc.ca