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In a world where incidents of harassment, discrimination, and violence are all too common, the role of bystanders – those who witness such events – becomes crucial. Bystander Intervention Training, as explained by Julie Lalonde, an internationally recognized women's rights advocate, is about …
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Karen Kain, our iconic and globally admired ballet star, recently left the National Ballet of Canada, her home of fifty years, capping thirty as principal dancer and almost twenty as Artistic Director. Chelsea McMullen's emotional and uplifting documentary series Swan Song follows Kain's triumphant …
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As we approach the festive season, it's essential to take a moment for ourselves, to pause and focus on self-care. This week's episode of "What She Said" offers just that—a chance to recharge and engage with enriching conversations. From women's rights to the magic of illusion, we're exploring a …
Parenting teenagers is often likened to a high-stakes game, one where the rules seem to change just as you think you've got a handle on them. This constant back-and-forth can leave many parents feeling like they're suffering from what I call 'parenting whiplash.' It's a term that resonates with so …
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Few people know that the late Brian Jones was the founder of the world's mightiest, most enduring band The Rolling Stones. His musical innovations, as a blues lover and early adapter of world music, gave the Stones an unmatched fusion sound with blues, zithers, harmoniums, and wind instruments - …
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