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Aurora College named to top 50 research colleges for seventh year in a row - Vimarsana News

Aurora College named to top 50 research colleges for seventh year in a row

February 11, 2023 - Making Canada’s 2022 list of top 50 research colleges for the seventh year in a row, Aurora College ranked 42nd overall for its ongoing work in multiple fields of science at the Aurora Research Institute....

Source: nnsl.com
'Making Canada better': Excerpt from ex-general's anti-woke speech that caused an uproar - Vimarsana News

'Making Canada better': Excerpt from ex-general's anti-woke speech that caused an uproar

Lt.-Gen. Michel Maisonneuve pulled no punches in describing what he thinks needs to be done to make Canada great again

Feds plan to hire foreign influencers to promote poutine, maple syrup to Germany - Vimarsana News

Feds plan to hire foreign influencers to promote poutine, maple syrup to Germany

The Department of Foreign Affairs has announced plans to hire German influencers to promote poutine and Canadian foods for Oktoberfests.

GLADU: Making Canada's future brighter for all | The Stratford Beacon Herald - Vimarsana News

GLADU: Making Canada's future brighter for all | The Stratford Beacon Herald

Article content Historically, former Prime Minister Stephen Harper began this effort with his formal apology for the residential school system, noting it separated more than 150,000 Indigenous children from their families, communities, and culture. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. GLADU: Making Canada’s future brighter for all Back to video In 2008, Mr. Harper wrote that the government recognized the consequences of the residential schools policy were “profoundly negative,” and has had a lasting and damaging impact on Indigenous cu...

GLADU: Making Canada's future brighter for all | The West Elgin Chronicle - Vimarsana News

GLADU: Making Canada's future brighter for all | The West Elgin Chronicle

Article content Historically, former Prime Minister Stephen Harper began this effort with his formal apology for the residential school system, noting it separated more than 150,000 Indigenous children from their families, communities, and culture. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. GLADU: Making Canada’s future brighter for all Back to video In 2008, Mr. Harper wrote that the government recognized the consequences of the residential schools policy were “profoundly negative,” and has had a lasting and damaging impact on Indigenous cu...