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Airdrie teen raised nearly $16,000 in funds for Canadian Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation (CPFF) this year.

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Tissa Ranasinghe and Fine Art Pedagogy By Dr. Laleen Jayamanne (First part of this article appeared last Wednesday (13) Process and Impressions: Sculpting Time Just as Weeraratne gave us an insight into Tissa’s process of casting bronze, I want to describe an important aspect of Sarath Chandrajeewa’s process in sculpting the heads for his ‘100 […]

Scotland finished up Euro 2020 preparations with a 1-0 victory in Luxembourg, here are three things we learned ⚽ - Big hitters linking up �� - Young talent shows his worth ⭐ - Where will McTominay play? ��

Review by Rachel Narvey In Alison Clarke’s latest publication, Phillis (2020), Clarke cracks open time and form to craft a paean for the beloved eighteenth century poet, Phillis Wheatley.  As a child, Phillis was taken from West Africa and sold into slavery. The couple that purchased her named her after the ship that had taken her to America. As Christina Sharpe writes in In the Wake: On Blackness and Being: “How does one mark someone for a space—the ship—who is already marked by it?” Clarke reworks the intentional amnesia of white supremacy, placing Phillis at the centre of bot...