Where to buy high-quality tea online? Camellia Sinensis in Montreal is highly recommended

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77 Thirty Fifth Street TLAB decision warrants a close read: ‘From a planning perspective, it is not desirable nor appropriate to allow a development at the expense of damage (if not removal) of two mature trees that are not on the Subject Property’

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I found it of interest to come across a tweet from the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 which features the photo that I have posted

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For anybody interested in oral history, a 2012 paper by Sheyfali Saujani warrants a close read: Empathy and Authority in Oral Testimony: Feminist Debates, Multicultural Mandates, and Reassessing the Interviewer and her “Disagreeable” Subjects

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At a June 7, 2019 MCHS luncheon in Kitchener, we met Tony who graduated in 1972, and Gail who was meeting Lynn for the first time in fifty-five years! Most recent luncheon was in Woodstock

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In August 1991, the first-ever Canadian conference of people who stutter took place in Banff, Alberta

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I was impressed with Deanna Kreisel’s Aug. 8, 2020 Medium article, “The Unraveling of ‘The Unraveling of America.'” Good show!

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2020 Canadian Stuttering Association (CSA) Conference goes virtual – November 7 and 8, 2020

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The best that historical inquiry can do, historian John C. Weaver of McMaster University notes, is to promote questioning

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Zoom session about Long Branch and climate change – Thursday, July 23 @ 7 – 8pm followed by Q&A

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