HeyJaredSusanna McLeod
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McLEOD: Beloved Bishop Gaulin suffered cognitive turmoil (opens the original)
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Encompassing the habitat of First Nations, the settlement of Kingston was colonized by Loyalists in the late 1700s. The junction at Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River became a commercial shipping port, a prime location for shipbuilding, and base of the Provincial Marine. Churches of several faiths were built and, in 1808, St. Joseph’s Church at Bagot and William Streets was constructed, the community’s first Roman Catholic Church. In 1812, a French-speaking priest arrived to assist Bishop Alexa
McLEOD: Magic School Bus creators earned a busload of awards (opens the original)
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Beep beep! The familiar horn sounds as the school bus pulls up with a red-haired teacher in the driver’s seat. Co-produced by Nelvana Ltd. in Toronto, The Magic School Bus animation was broadcast on television from 1994 to 1997. Kids knew that excitement was ahead when one character wished, “Please, let this be a normal field trip.” It never was. The students were on another shape-shifting, size-shrinking adventure with their quirky teacher, Ms. Valerie Frizzle. The production was an extension o
Cellulitis bugs packed their suitcases and left (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This article is not medical advice. If you have concerns, please consult your physician or health-care professional. An amazing shield covering the body, skin is durable yet at the same time fragile. A scrape, cut or bite wound may appear minor, but a small break in the skin may transform into a significant problem. Any age may develop cellulitis, but it generally affects middle-age and older adults. A bacterial infection, cellulitis requires prompt treatment to prevent further he
Mathematician delved into celestial mysteries (opens the original)
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Gazing toward the heavens, our eyes are drawn to mesmerizing galaxies and stars. We wonder where humans fit in the universe. Peering into the endless cosmos, modern telescopes are advanced beyond the imaginations of astronomers from the early 1900s. Before eastern Ontario’s brilliant astrophotographer Terence Dickinson (1943-2023) was recognized for sharing his amazing starlight images, an earlier local stargazer envisioned the mysteries of deep space. In 1922, mathematician and astronomer Dr. H
Canadian brushstrokes: Brilliant artist overcame psychiatric turbulence (opens the original)
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The raw emotions of the Canadian artist are expressed on canvasses and boards, numbering in the thousands. The artworks invite the viewer’s eye, and then heart. Fine artist William Kurelek’s brush painted joy, spiritual reflections, political anxieties, and later, prairie life through the eyes of a Ukrainian child. Struggling with severe mental health conditions, Kurelek pressed on, turning from painting anguished images to series of works about immigrant lives. Kurelek’s magnificent talents mad
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