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2020 was quite the year for science fiction, but it wasn’t all about escaping to other worlds. It’s easy to imagine flights of fancy in a spaceship to be a reprieve to reality, but science fiction and fantasy literature is the product of people with real concerns about the real world, and accordingly, they write about the challenges that we see in the world around us. Over the last 12 months, I’ve been thinking about the value of speculative literature in a time like this. There’s a meme going around that reading is a collective hallucination that we get by staring at bits of a dead t...

Federal government to approve 7-day quarantine for NHL players WATCH LIVE: Leafs vs. Senators (Leafs region) WATCH LIVE: Leafs vs. Senators (Sens region) Senators have rested Leafs 'full attention' Sabres' coaches Granato, Ellis in self-isolation Sutter on Matthew Tkachuk: 'I need to play him more and use him better' Kerfoot eager to learn from veteran linemates Spezza, Thornton Bergevin doesn't expect Habs to do much at Trade Deadline The NHL rule book seems headed for a reckoning Countdown to TradeCentre: Flyers ready to make moves Senators place D Wolanin on waivers Copp puts on show with...

Hamilton Tiger-Cats sign four Canadians, agree to extension with European lineman Montreal Alouettes quarterback Johnny Manziel (2) makes a tackle on Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive back Mike Daly (35) after throwing an interception during second quarter CFL football action in Montreal on August 3, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson December 29, 2020 - 12:02 PM HAMILTON - The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have re-signed four Canadians. The CFL club announced Tuesday it has come to terms with defensive back Mike Daly, defensive back Courtney Stephen, running back Jackso...

of the city will no longer receive millions of dollars in redevelopment money. here's how the city plans to deal with the crisis. facing a $28 million budget deficit, 105 positions would be cut, though police and fire will not be affected. the departments of human services and parks and recreation would be merged into one, and the city plans to slash 40% from the budgets of the zoo, the ferry land at lake merit, and art and music programs in schools. tonight, the city heard from the people of oakland about those cuts. >> mow core no more cuts! >> reporter: with joes on the line, and ...