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In Fall 2022, the university launched two diplomas: one in Black Studies and another in Fundamentals of Anti-Racist Communication. Now Dr. Laura Mae Lindo, recently appointed as the new Director of ...

Xiaomi is building some of the best, most capable high-performance electric cars in the world right now – and Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun wants you to know that they’re among the safest, too.

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The cost of redeveloping the former Bay building in downtown Winnipeg has risen more than 50 per cent and some of the amenities that were planned have been scaled back or removed altogether.