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Keep an eye out for these three combat flight simulators
Ways to get into the air for anyone who wants to be a virtual ace
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Decolonizing the city and the institution
The Guelph Civic Museum’s latest exhibit, Maawnjidyang Maa, decolonizes the story of Guelph’s founding
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Put this Toronto indie rockstar on your radar
Katie Mal’s debut EP, Time Heals Most Wounds, is perfect for fans of The Beaches
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I’m Also Here: Guelph alumni featured in new comedy series
I’m Also Here co-creator Liesl Lafferty and episode star Paloma Nuñez sat down with The Ontarion to discuss their roles
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Busy Reading: The Fall-Down Effect’s fractured family and fractured forests
In her debut novel, Liz Johnston examines, “What we really owe people in our lives when we are fighting for a greater cause”
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The Butter Tart Festival whisked up a taste of home
Crowds gathered in the UC Courtyard on Oct. 9 to try flavours from pecan to pumpkin spice
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Historical reenactment lecture with Tom Fournier
Military reenactment expert answers the question “Why on earth do people do this?”
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Em is Busy Reading: Dystopian books that feel like 2025
Four disturbing reads eerily similar to our world today Introducing Busy Reading, a monthly column for bookworms and library lovers. Look forward to our Associate Editor Emmerson Jull profiling local writers, exploring emerging genres, compiling book reviews and recommending a new read each month. These four dystopian novels present unnerving explorations of corruption and widespread…
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Five ways to be more whimsical
The cure to people being chronically online starts with being present in their surroundings Everyone seems to be addicted to their phones; scrolling through social media in times of social awkwardness, texting and tapping away the boredom. If you relate to this, finding novelty in your surroundings can become your new goal. Here are five…
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Junk journaling: Bringing new meaning to unloved materials
Repurposing discarded materials reduces consumption and creates personal keepsakes
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Democracy, documents, deadlines: A review of All the President’s Men
“Nothing’s riding on this except the first amendment to the Constitution, freedom of the press, and maybe the future of the country.” Robert Redford, an actor, director, producer and activist, passed away on Sept. 16. His belief in the powers of storytelling and truth shaped the production of All the President’s Men as well as…
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Busy Reading: Translating science with storytelling
Madhur Anand discusses the magic of translation in her debut novel To Place a Rabbit Welcome back to Busy Reading, a monthly column for bookworms and library lovers. Each month, our Associate Editor shares the joy of reading by profiling local writers, exploring emerging genres and compiling book reviews. Don’t forget to check out the…