Brandie Wilkerson and Melissa Humana-Paredes of Toronto lost to World No. (volleyballworld.com - image credit)Canada's Brandie Wilkerson and Melissa Humana-Paredes are out of the women's beach volleyball Elite16 Paris stop. 1 Ana Patricia Ramos and Eduarda Santos Lisboa (Duda) of Brazil 2-0 (10-21, 19-21) in the quarterfinal in Paris on Saturday. In July, Wilkerson and Humana-Paredes won the Elite16 Montreal stop on home soil with a perfect record. Wilkerson and Humana-Paredes sat out the first Brazilian stop of the season in Uberlandia in April.

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A positive COVID-19 rapid test result taken Aug. 31, 2023. (CBC/Radio-Canada - image credit)With coronavirus levels in the city's wastewater on the rise and Ottawa Public Health (OPH) warning of another bad respiratory virus season, COVID-19 rapid tests could soon be in high demand once again. The agency also said organizations and pharmacies can order rapid test kits directly from the province to distribute to the public for free. Rexall pharmacies across the province have free COVID-19 rapid tests available, according to an email from a spokesperson. In an email, a spokesperson said all Shoppers Drug Mart locations in the province can order rapid tests for customers at no cost.

September 29, 2023 —When the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) unveiled its student memorial register in 2019 of children who died in residential schools, those behind it acknowledged it was far from complete. One entry was not even truly a name: “Indian girl 237.”After combing through hundreds of annual reports, correspondence and death certificates from residential schools and records supplied by White Bear First Nation in Saskatchewan, we now know her name was Letitia John. Lorena Fontaine, Indigenous Academic Lead at the University of Manitoba and a member of the Sagkeeng First Nation in Manitoba, said it was government policy enforced by the priests, nuns and teachers at residential schools to remove children’s names. That policy, she said, caused confusion then and now about the identities of children like Letitia. “When children died in the schools without their original name, it’s hard to find out what happened to those children,” she said.

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Montreal, Quebec--(Newsfile Corp. - September 29, 2023) - Quantum eMotion Corp. (TSXV: QNC) (OTCQB: QNCCF) ("QeM" or the "Company") reports that the Company has been featured in an article entitled "Quantum-based Entropy as a Service: The Future of Cybersecurity" in today's edition of the National Post in the special interest section. The article underscores the paramount significance of randomness as a foundational cornerstone in contemporary digital encryption. The integrity of cybersecurity hinges on the caliber of the random numbers employed to initialize encryption keys. Put simply, the greater the randomness inherent in these numbers, the more impregnable the cryptographic framework becomes. The patented solution for a Quantum Random Number Generator exploits the built-in unpredictability of quantum mechanics and promises to provide enhanced security for protecting high value assets and critical systems.

Dr. Don Kerr, Professor of Sociology, spoke to the CBC for an article titled "P.E.I. breaks several records en route to 'phenomenally rapid population growth.'" The growth stemmed from record levels of interprovincial migration and non-permanent residents and came despite a record loss of population from births and deaths. It showed a 3.9 per cent growth rate for P.E.I. finds itself in "an unusual situation: a population that's growing exclusively now almost as a by-product of migration and immigration with really, really low birth rates."

If this were true then they would already have implemented net neutrality as 100% of their customers want it and are paying for it. Verizon is already following net neutrality because several states they provide service in already have NN laws on the books. Anyone that uses the internet and says they are against net neutrality is a hypocrite. If this were true then they would already have implemented net neutrality as 100% of their customers want it and are paying for it. If this were true then they would already have implemented net neutrality as 100% of their customers want it and are paying for it.

The announcement was that the NASCAR All-Star Race will be held May 17-19 at the North Wilkesboro Speedway. AdvertisementNASCAR President Steve Phelps said the All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro and the circuit’s first street race, held in Chicago, were the signature events of 2023 during NASCAR’s 75th anniversary season. It feels great to have it in North Carolina,” Saine told reporters, “and it means that tourists are going to come from everywhere and spend a week in North Carolina, spending dollars.”Gov. Roy Cooper also has been a big supporter of returning NASCAR to North Wilkesboro and attended this year’s race. The All-Star Race has only ever been run at venues owned by Speedway Motorsports.

This mirrors the life of Kim Beaudin, the national vice-chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP). Unfortunately, history repeated itself, and Saskatchewan government officials' social services took his daughter away from him. Beaudin was not in the drug scene and did not suffer any addictions when the government took his child. I was Indigenous.”That’s why Beaudin argued that in truth and reconciliation, people must know what Indigenous people went through in order to move forward. …… you always think about how my life would have been different if she was around or how her life would have been different.

I THOUGHT THE GLOBAL RESPONSE to the pandemic went pretty well but there’s room for improvement in preparation for the next pandemic. And the need to quarantine must to be balanced by the compassionate needs of isolated friends and family. While most people took the threat seriously, some thought that governments had overstepped their reach with compulsory vaccines. That problem can be overcome in the next pandemic by eliminating the “other.” This will require a common front on the part of influencers in social and business circles. David Charbonneau is a retired TRU electronics instructor who hosts a blog at http://www.eyeviewkamloops.wordpress.com.

(Calgary International Film Festival - image credit)The Calgary International Film Festival has kicked off its 24th year — and this time around moviegoers can expect new films and a final screening. (Calgary International Film Festival)There will be documentaries, an outdoor party, live scores, and 11 feature-length and 15 short films made by Albertans. "It just kind of was absolutely perfect for a horror film," Cuffley told CBC Radio's The Homestretch. Story continuesLISTEN | The business of CIFF with David FinchDavid Finch, marketing professor at Mount Royal University's Bissett School of Business, told The Calgary Eyeopener that the Calgary International Film Festival plays a critical role in Alberta's film industry, though it is a relatively new festival. The festival also comes during a dual writer-actor strike, which limited the number of celebrities at the Toronto International Film Festival this year.

The regulator said as it was reviewing the submissions, it became clear its “decades-old” regulatory policy for foreign TV channels needed to be reviewed. Just like TPIA wholesale... CRTC delays decision on Fox News ban — potentially for yearsAnja Karadeglija - Published Sep 20, 2023Makes sense, review the regulatory first... it's all a matter of when. quote: The regulator said as it was reviewing the submissions, it became clear its “decades-old” regulatory policy for foreign TV channels needed to be reviewed. »crtc.gc.ca/eng/publicati ··· list.htmA canadian company "sponsors" a foreign channel and file a request to add it to the list, with certain conditions such as not compete directly with existing canadian channels. Cable TV was even once a limited resource, as there were only so many channels a system could carry.

Regulator will launch a public consultation on its regulatory approach for non-Canadian TV channels 'in the coming months'OTTAWA, Ont. — The CRTC says it won’t decide on an application to ban Fox News from Canadian cable packages until it’s done a full review of its regulatory policy for foreign TV channels. The CRTC didn’t answer when asked how long that process could take. Earlier this year, LGBTQ rights group Egale Canada asked the CRTC to prohibit cable companies from distributing Fox News in Canada over “false and horrifying claims” made by then-host Tucker Carlson regarding transgender individuals. The CRTC maintains a list of international TV channels that are authorized for distribution by cable, satellite and IPTV providers in Canada.

“It’s basically turned me completely around 180 (degrees) because I was ready to quit writing,” Lowther told the Westerly News. “To me, they seemed worth writing down because a writer is made to share. That’s what it’s all about, I think, it’s about being read.”With the award recognition now breathing new enthusiasm into her passion for writing, Lowther said she has four ideas for future works. She added though that “getting published is harder than getting struck by lightning.”“It’s really, really easy to self publish if you’ve got the money. Along with lobbying for trees, Lowther works two jobs outside of her writing and hopes readers will be motivated by her example that one does not need to be a full-time writer to share their experiences through writing.