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Mashup Score: 3These violins belonged to Holocaust victims. They will be used in a Toronto performance - 2 day(s) ago
These violins made music during the Holocaust, in Jewish hands in pre-war Europe and at weddings, and even in forced performances at Auschwitz
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Mashup Score: 2Why Canada's worst Halloween candy refuses to die - 6 day(s) ago
Kerr’s Molasses Kisses have ruthlessly exploited an economic loophole in Halloween
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It’s that time after Halloween when we’re down to these https://t.co/FtrqmVkyuB
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Slightly less obese Canada also experiencing shortages in medications.
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Severe obesity in US on the rise, weight loss drugs in short supply | National Post https://t.co/in7maDs027
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They say the university is failing to protect Jewish students and faculty.
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RT @tcymet: The problem of anti semitism in healthcare https://t.co/mWHsdLvqag
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Mashup Score: 6Ontario doctor removed from journal after calling out failure to condemn October 7 sexual violence - 6 month(s) ago
‘This silence has shaken me to the core because it reveals something more sinister than the age-old fear of a Jew experiencing antisemitism’
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Interesting behind the scenes details of why @JOGC_Social is now looking for a new editor in chief https://t.co/BYU0NYkUtI With @SOGCorg and @ElsevierConnect and questions about editorial independence from societies
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As he battled cancer, Murphy continued to file, writing about Hamas and Christmas and interviewing Pierre Poilievre with his usual panache
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RT @nationalpost: Rex Murphy, the sharp-witted intellectual who loved Canada, dies at 77 https://t.co/bwpJC2Wwdy https://t.co/I9NrjmxhMe
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Those who drink two 355-ml cans of pop per week can effectively erase heart-health gains made during exercise, according to a new study.
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2 pops per week enough to cancel heart-health gains from exercise: Study. https://t.co/eASzBwxABd
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Mashup Score: 35Jay Bhattacharya: Canadian courts complicit in failed lockdowns that violated rights - 11 month(s) ago
An Alberta judge justified the province’s COVID restrictions in July, even though they were illegally implemented
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RT @FermiLevels: I missed this excellent column by @DrJBhattacharya and Leighton Grey. https://t.co/STtVvTrHot https://t.co/8NmF5ZvQAs
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Mashup Score: 49Disinformation is the 'threat of a generation,' but Canada is struggling to deal with it: National security adviser - 11 month(s) ago
Advances in AI have pushed disinformation and misinformation campaigns to a new level of effectiveness and covertness, says Jody Thomas.
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RT @CaulfieldTim: Disinformation is the 'threat of a generation': National security adviser https://t.co/VwdchkSlSS via @nationalpost ".…
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Etextiles are redefining what clothes can do, like a digital dress that refreshes colours. Are futuristic fashions ready for mainstream?
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Wearable technology goes next level: 'We've already become cyborgs' Etextiles are redefining what clothes can do, like a digital jumpsuit that lights up when an asteroid passes by Earth. Weird or want it? https://t.co/q75U9cg3pV
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RT @nationalpost: These violins belonged to Holocaust victims. They will be used in a Toronto performance https://t.co/WzwwN8umTg https://t…