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Tonight at #NuitBlanche! World premiere of “Melting Temporalities” by Canadian artists Claire Brunet, professor at #OCADU and Johnny Ranger, founder, Studio Mindroots.
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Oct. 3, for Nuit Blanche, large-scale projection artworks, “The Light” and “Melting Temporalities”, to transform Toronto’s waterfront into massive canvas for immersive art & climate reflection. tinyurl.com/4jprcdub
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It is exceptionally heartening & critically important to see our fellow journalists taking a united stand for freedom of the press and adherence to the First Amendment provisions, while those organizations banned from the White House challenge the process exactly where they should: in a court of law.
@pressfreedom @UNESCO
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We will find the way to feed them…..
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I met with our military pilots who are training at the International Test Pilots School in Canada. The guys are training to master modern fighter jets, including F-16s and Gripens, and strengthen Ukraine’s combat aviation. We’re doing everything we can to protect our skies, and the key to that is having good, motivated pilots. We’re proud that Ukraine and our Armed Forces have a generation of young pilots like this. I thank Canada, all the instructors, and the training center for providing high-quality training.
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Canada, Ukraine and Norway to co-host international conference on returning Ukrainian children, detained civilians and prisoners of war
To read the full text: ow.ly/aKSN50ZMUhp
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👀 Light show on Kyiv’s Motherland Monument marks Ukraine’s Independence Day
Created by lighting designer Mykola Kabluka, the show maps the nation's journey from its historical roots to its present-day fight for the future, ahead of Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day.
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Kyiv tonight. In defiance of the russian terrorism.
Created by lighting designer Mykola Kabluka, the show maps the nation's journey from its historical roots to its present-day fight for the future, ahead of Ukraine’s 35th Independence Day.
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The cathedral on the grounds of the historic Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built around 1050 and one of the holiest sites in Eastern Europe, is on fire tonight as Russia launches another mass missile and drone attack on Ukraine’s capital. Mayor Klitschko confirmed the blaze.
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Maria Reva wins Amazon Canada First Novel Award for 'Endling' ctvnews.ca/entertainment/art…
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Marta Kostyuk gave a very emotional speech about Ukraine after beating Selekhmeteva in Roland Garros
Marta: “I’m incredibly proud of myself today. I think it was one of the most difficult matches of my career. This morning, 100 meters from my parent’s house, the missile destroyed the building. It was a very difficult morning. I didn’t know how this match is gonna turn out for me. I didn’t know how I would handle it. I’ve been crying part of the morning. I don’t wanna talk about myself today. I’m very pleased to be in the 2nd round, but all of my thoughts and all my heart goes to the people of Ukraine today. Thank you so much for coming out. Slava Ukraine.” ❤️
“With this kind of events you told us.. Why is it so important to be here on the court today?”
Marta: “Because I think it’s important to keep going. My biggest example is Ukrainian people. I woke up in the morning today and I looked at all these people who woke up and kept living their live, kept helping people who are in need. I knew a lot of Ukrainian flags would be here today and a lot of Ukrainian people would come out and support. My friends from Ukraine came as well. Very happy to have them here. Not much I can say.” ❤️
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Russia is waging its war not only against our people. It is waging it against Ukrainian culture, history, memory, industry, and the normal way of life.
Kyiv, the epicenter of Russia’s attack tonight, will recover. Russia’s reputation as a terrorist state will not.
We must collectively ensure that enough pressure is put on Russia for the sake of peace.
Photos: State Emergency Service of Ukraine, Serhii Nuzhnenko / Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty, Marian Kushnir, Suspilne, Yan Dobronosov / Telegraf, EVGEN KOTENKO / AFP, Roman Pilipey/ AFP via Getty Images
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Stephen, you will be missed. huffpost.com/entry/stephen-c…
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With abundant wildlife that includes deer, mink, beavers, and 200 species of birds, Riverwood is one of the most diverse ecosystems in the Credit River watershed; pretty incredible given we're right in the heart of #Mississauga. #InternationalDayForBiologicalDiversity
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The Origami Deer is the central part of the Security Guarantees exhibition—a project of the National Pavilion of Ukraine at the 61st International Art Exhibition—La Biennale di Venezia.
Installed in Pokrovsk on the site of a dismantled nuclear-capable jet and evacuated in 2024🧵
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Canada strongly condemns Russia’s latest strikes on Ukraine that killed many civilians, including children, and extended into the western part of the country, damaging civilian infrastructure and striking a UN humanitarian aid vehicle.
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En lançant une nouvelle frappe massive de drones et de missiles contre les villes et les civils ukrainiens - la plus importante de ces quatre dernières années -, la Russie aggrave un peu plus le forfait de son agression.
Elle donne à voir toute l'hypocrisie avec laquelle elle a négocié la fragile trêve des derniers jours.
En bombardant les civils, la Russie apporte moins la démonstration de sa force que de sa faiblesse : elle est à court de solutions sur le terrain militaire et ne sait pas comment terminer sa guerre d'agression.
La France se tient aux côtés de l'Ukraine et du peuple ukrainien et continuera de se mobiliser pour obtenir une cessation des hostilités et faire advenir une paix juste et durable pour l'Ukraine, qui garantisse sa sécurité et celle de l'Europe.
