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To The Bone criticized for portrayal of eating disorders

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Some critics say the new Netflix film glamourizes eating disorders, while other experts are happy it's raising awareness about the issue
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The MMIWG inquiry | Up To Speed

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The national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls began last year, but advocacy groups and some families were critical of the way the inquiry was being run
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Calgary art installation described as an eyesore | What do you think?

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Bowfort Towers – a new public art installation in Calgary – is sparking criticism over the design and the price tag, but the New York artist behind the controversial piece says art often 'grows on you'
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To The Bone criticized for portrayal of eating disorders

9th - Higher Ed
Some critics say the new Netflix film glamourizes eating disorders, while other experts are happy it's raising awareness about the issue
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Jonathan Kay resigns in cultural appropriation aftermath

9th - Higher Ed
The editor in chief of the Walrus drew criticism for his views on the need for debate on the issue of cultural appropriation, but says it didn't prompt his resignation.
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Montreal mayor responds to flood criticism

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Denis Coderre speaks to Peter Mansbridge about the Ontario and Quebec residents upset about the response to the flooding
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Canada-U.S. trade war brewing over new tariffs

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A Canada-U.S. trade war is brewing over new tariffs that were introduced by U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump's announcement has drawn criticism worldwide and the Canadian government is vowing to push back if Canada is affected by the...
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Immigration consultants' council facing criticism

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Non-profit organization faces questions over transparency, directors' fees
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Tony Blair responds to Chilcot report

9th - Higher Ed
Expresses remorse, but defends 2003 decision to go to war in Iraq
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Sophie Grégoire Trudeau takes criticism for wanting help

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'Unfortunately we have come to look at everything, including pro bono work for charity for heaven's sake, as a partisan issue,' argues CBC senior correspondent Neil Macdonald
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Trump's bad week

9th - Higher Ed
Republican front-runner's comments on abortion and foreign policy has him on the defensive ahead of Wisconsin primary
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Impossible to prevent all terror attacks, warns top security analyst

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Euronews spoke to Serge Stroobants, a defence analyst at the Institute for Economics and Peace think-tank.



Stroobants, who also served with a NATO mission in Bosnia, teaches at the international affairs faculty...
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Coca-Cola controversy

9th - Higher Ed
Soda maker pours millions of dollars into research on obesity and gets plenty of criticism for it
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Alberta premier asked about past political language

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith responds to questions about her use of the words “treachery” and “crosshairs” when it comes to her comments on Environment Minister Stephen Guilbeault’s policies.
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Taha Shah Badussha talks about Heeramandi actor Sharmin Segal: Her acting was subtle...

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In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, Heeramandi's Tajdar Baloch- Taha Shah Badussha has opened up on his struggles of 14 long years. The actor speaks in detail about what happened to him during this long period in Bollywood, how...
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iPad ad criticized as metaphor for AI crushing creativity

9th - Higher Ed
Apple is facing major backlash over its new iPad Pro ad that many artists and creatives say represents artificial intelligence's destruction of creative industries.
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AP Dhillon Breaks Guitar At Coachella Stage, Internet Says ‘Not Cool’

9th - Higher Ed
During his Coachella performance, AP Dhillon, amid the crowd's excitement, broke his guitar on stage. While some view this act as a typical part of rock culture, others criticized it as uncool and disrespectful. Fans took to the internet...
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The Hottest Show In Town: Caravaggio At The National Gallery

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The buzziest show in London right now isn’t on the West End but on display at the National Gallery.

This exhibition at the National Gallery in Leicester Square is a dark room displaying two paint
ings.
'The Last...
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2023 saw a record number of antisemitic incidents, says B’nai Brith Canada audit

9th - Higher Ed
Director of research and advocacy at B’nai Brith Canada Richard Robertson tells Power & Politics the rise in the number of antisemitic incidents is having a ‘profound’ impact on Jews in Canada. The group’s annual audit says there were...
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Umar Zameer acquittal raises questions about justice system, say legal observers

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Legal observers are questioning the decision to charge and prosecute Umar Zameer for murder in the death of a Toronto police officer when the evidence did not support it. As CBC’s Chris Glover reports, they say the case raises concerns...
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Swiggy Delivery Agent Caught Stealing Shoes Kept Outside Flat In Gurugram

9th - Higher Ed
A Swiggy delivery agent in Gurugram was caught on CCTV stealing a pair of Nike shoes outside a flat. The incident was shared by Rohit Arora, who criticized Swiggy for not providing the delivery partner's contact details. The viral video...
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Nyack school leaders hold special meeting addressing vote of no confidence of superintendent

9th - Higher Ed
Five teachers' unions, secretaries and security guards issued the collective vote of no confidence.
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz warns Netanyahu against Rafah attack

9th - Higher Ed
The Israeli Prime Minister vows to go ahead with a ground assault on Rafah, as the German Chancellor warns against the attack.
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Ottawa 'pausing' international student admissions to ensure they 'get the right experience': Trudeau

9th - Higher Ed
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada's two-year cap on new international student permits will both ensure students get a quality education and ease housing pressures.