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In July 2021, Junction Creek Stewardship Committee (JCSC), a grassroots environmental organization in N’Swakamok/Sudbury, spearheaded a free month-long program for youth aged 13 to 17 to provide accessible nature-based activities that facilitated meaningful connections with nature: Empowering Youth for Junction Creek. The program included activities… Read More »What We Learned Starting a By-youth, For-youth Free Urban Nature Program in Sudbury

A majority of people spend a lot of hours in the office, hence, it’s of huge importance to make sure you are having a convenient and lovely work environment. Is it always easy to accomplish that? Definitely not. And that’s especially the case if you’re… Read More »How to Use Software Advancements To Manage Work Duties More Efficiently?

I know it is not easy to travel for everyone, and the pandemic didn’t make things easier. If you have the travel bug or if you just want to discover more about this world, then these travel resolutions are perfect for you. As you will… Read More »New Year’s travel resolutions you can actually stick to

China is reportedly set to relent on its long-running censorship of western platforms such as Facebook and Instagram and search engines including Google as part of “contractual obligations” to athletes at the Beijing Olympics. Mainland China currently denies access to popular social networks and messengers… Read More »China agrees to drop censorship of social networks for Olympic athletes

Following the Toronto Raptors’ 131-129 overtime defeat at the hands of the Brooklyn Nets, Amy Audibert joined The Raptors Show With Will Lou on Thursday to discuss the pros and cons of calling a timeout in last second situations.