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Review: ‘Pluribus’ explores AI, grief and Bodysnatcher-sci-fi horror

Vince Gilligan's sci-fi horror 'Pluribus' blurs speculative fiction and reality, as characters fall into a blissful hive mind.

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How the Arkells are bringing uniquely Canadian spirit

It’s a chilly November night in Hamilton, and the Tim Hortons Field crowd hums with anticipation during the 108th Grey Cup. After a year without football, the Canadian Football League is finally back after a cancelled COVID-19 season. But that night in 2021 wasn’t just about football. It was the first time I saw the […]

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BREAKING: Carleton amends proposed impartiality policy after campus consultation

Carleton University has released an updated draft of its proposed impartiality policy after members of the campus community voiced concerns about the policy’s potential to limit academic freedom and free speech.  The administration “received useful feedback” from a consultation with community members on the policy, the university said in an email to the campus community ...

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‘Bad news’: Farmers’ markets face an uphill battle due to climate change and rising prices, Ottawa-area vendors say

Eric Perron has been farming his five acres of land in the Gatineau Hills for six years now.  His farm, La marmaille-Ferme maraîchère bio, grows and sells more than 40 different vegetables, catering to more than 340 families, Perron said.  Perron was a vendor at the Beechwood Market, which wrapped up its annual season in […]

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‘Soon, they’re going to start listening’: Carleton Transit Riders make first appearance at City Hall

Carleton Transit Riders voiced student transit concerns to city council’s transit committee for the first time Monday morning, marking a milestone in the club’s goal of representing students as major transit stakeholders. Brooke Anderson, the group’s president, said getting students to attend and participate in transit committee meetings was the goal from the beginning. “Half...

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