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Community Living South Muskoka launches 'Inclusion - A Community Beer'

Community Living South Muskoka launches 'Inclusion - A Community Beer'
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Simcoe Muskoka businesses prepare to reopen

On Monday, many businesses across Simcoe Muskoka will welcome back patrons after weeks away.

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Sunday Quiz: words and phrases


Sunday Quiz: words and phrases
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1. On April 11, 1814, one of the greatest military strategists of all time, the French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, abdicated his throne. As laid out by the Treaty of Fontainebleau he was exiled to an island in the Mediterranean Sea. According to a 1848 article, he was supposed to have uttered a seven-word phrase to his physician. What was he supposed to have said that implied he was fine until he saw the island?
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1. This massive project, from the 1880s to the early 1900s, spearheaded by Ferdinand de Lesseps, promised to revolutionise the shipping industry in America. Lesseps hoped to recreate the success he’d had with a similar project in the Suez a few years earlier. Unfortunately there were many setbacks, including an alarming death rate, but the 82 km-long-project was finally completed in 1914. One of the most famous headlines describing this event were seven words that described Lesseps, his idea, the project and its name. What was the phrase?

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