Your adult kids keep talking about them. Your knees complain about them. Your spouse spends all day avoiding them. News articles warn they contribute to the number-one cause of injury among Canadian seniors.

What are we talking about? Stairs in the home! How can an innocent flight of steps cause so much fuss?

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In June 2024, the Anishinabek Nation launched a podcast that focuses on the territory’s issues and initiatives. It is called Bemaadizijig Ganoonindwaa—Talking to People.

In the inaugural episode, podcast producer Lisa Abel of M’Chigeeng First Nation spoke with the Anishinabek Nation’s Anishinaabemowin Commissioner Barbara Nolan, originally from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory but now residing in Garden River First Nation, about what the name means.

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Nestled at the southern tip of Georgian Bay, Collingwood is a dynamic waterfront community that beckons visitors with its unique blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities. It features an unparalleled culinary and craft beverage scene against the backdrop of a historic downtown. This picturesque town is not just a destination; it’s an experience that captivates young explorers, families, and seasoned travellers alike.

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Many of us learn as children about the food web, predators and prey, and the interconnectedness of the ecosystems around us. But we are now facing a biodiversity crisis that threatens to remove crucial strands of those webs, leading to the collapse of our ecosystems as we know them.

But there is a solution that is already proving successful—we just need to implement it.

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For over a century, Save the Children has been at the forefront of the fight for children’s rights, ensuring that every child, no matter where they are, has the right to survive and thrive. It’s an important mission but by no means an easy one.

“Children around the world are growing up amidst endless difficulties: violence, climate change, poverty, food instability—it’s daunting. This year alone, nearly 300 million people, including millions of children, will need urgent support,” explained Save the Children Ambassador and Canadian actress Cobie Smulders.

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Nestled on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Kent County is a hidden gem that offers an enchanting blend of culinary delights, outdoor adventures, rich history, and vibrant arts.

Whether you are a food enthusiast, a nature lover, a history buff, or an art enthusiast, Kent County promises an unforgettable experience.

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Fall in Virginia brings a special kind of magic, and Giles County, with its small-town charm and unparalleled mountain views, is the best place to experience the season.

Known as Virginia’s Mountain Playground, Giles County is full of outdoor adventures and is the perfect backdrop to watch the leaves change into vibrant colors. Don’t miss your chance to see the change in season with the best views around! We’ve narrowed down the top locations that leaf-peepers shouldn’t miss this season—all in Giles.

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Let’s Talk Science is committed to fostering a more inclusive and equitable STEM learning environment. One way we’re achieving this is by integrating Indigenous Ways of Knowing (IWK) into our programs and resources. This commitment reflects our dedication to ensuring that all students have equal opportunities to explore and excel in STEM fields.

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