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Hair and the ties that bind Reflections on Afro-Indigenous identity, motherhood and the power of hair April 25, 2021 There are many people on the Prairies who identify as Afro-Indigenous/Black-Indigenous, holding ancestry of both North American Indigenous people and the African diaspora. For Tasha Spillett, becoming a mother was an opportunity to pass on shared teachings, heal broken ties and create new memories. By Tasha Spillett, for CBC First Person Hair and the ties that bind Reflections on Afro-Indigenous identity, motherhood and the power of hair There are many people on the Prairie...

120 Fleet Street Property Week can reveal that CO—RE plans to renovate the art deco Daily Express Building and replace the adjoining River Court, which Goldman Sachs vacated in 2019, with a 21-floor asset comprising more than 540,000 sq ft of offices and 18,000 sq ft of retail space.  Located at 120 Fleet Street, the redevelopment will involve the separation of the Daily Express Building from River Court through the creation of a publicly accessible open arcade.  Designed by BIG, the proposals involve a stepped design with external terraces at the new site where River Court, which was d...

Crossing Boundaries Centuries of Black migration on the Canadian Prairies April 25, 2021 The Canadian Prairies saw their first Black residents more than 200 years ago. Today, the Prairies are home to the country’s fastest growing Black population. By Omayra Issa Centuries of Black migration on the Canadian Prairies The Canadian Prairies saw their first Black residents more than 200 years ago. Today, the Prairies are home to the country’s fastest growing Black population. By Omayra Issa April 25, 2021 In the morning darkness, Ron Mapp makes himself tea as he prepares for his journey ho...

Calls have been made for leashes and muzzles on dogs around livestock after lambs mauled near Milnthorpe. Mail readers have given their opinion on the incident and how further attacks can be prevented. Jo Twigden said: “Absolutely all dogs should be on a lead. It’s the owners who should be punished if they don’t have their dog on a lead. “We have witnessed dog owners who refused to put their dogs on a lead around our sheep, it’s downright ignorance. “Sheep get worried around dogs and it can kill them. “I have no respect for dog owners who have their dogs off a lead a...

“While an effective statute is the foundation for rights,” the authors said, “it is only the first step in a long journey. Too many whistleblower laws have proven to be ineffective in practice.” That has led to whistleblowers’ choosing to speak out through different channels — venting on social media or speaking to journalists — or, often, remaining silent. After a year in which the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light how important whistleblowers are to safeguarding public health — from the Chinese doctor Li Wenliang who first warned the world about COVID-19 to the doctor...