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Acorn TV’s fem-tastic New Series Queens of Mystery is a treat. The Stone sisters, three fifty-plus renowned murder mystery authors live in the seemingly charming English village of Wildemarsh. Its gardens, smiling citizens and peace is suddenly dashed by the murder of a famous author – and an agent. …
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Hungarian director László Nemes follows his Oscar-winning debut feature Son of Saul with a challenging pre-WWI story set in Budapest and Vienna, Sunset takes place at the height of the Austro-Hungarian Empire’s prominence, in a prestigious women’s hat store with connections to royalty. Irisz (Juli …
There are few things we purchase in life that hold more meaning to us than travel. When we purchase a vacation we are buying memories, connection, and experience. Those feelings simply don’t appear when you’re buying toilet paper at a local box store. It’s only natural then, that if things go wrong …
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On March 8, the world celebrated International Women's Day, a day to recognize the accomplishments of women while shining a light on the work that still needs to be done to achieve gender equality. What She Said! spoke to Caroline Riseboro, President and CEO of global girls' rights …
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At Stephen Lewis Secondary School (SLSS) in Mississauga, many students are interested in pursuing a medical career. The positive side of that is that the students have a natural interest in the biosciences and in helping people; the downside, that many do not realize there are paths for them to …
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