Architect Daniel Libeskind on Breaking Ground
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- Windsor experienced two 100-year storms just one year apart — what can the federal government do to make sure it’s ready for more?
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- Thó:a 900 niiohserá:ke ó:nen ne ioti’tá:raien ka’nisténhsera shihonwatiia’tará:kwas ne Rotiianehr ohén:ton ia’tahá:ta’ne ne Iáia’k Nihononhontsá:ke Raotitióhkwa.
- EDITOR’S NOTE: Canada tried for more than a century to erase Indigenous languages. In the spirit of reconciliation, we must all help to protect them.
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