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Creatures of Light: Nature’s Bioluminescence

The Canadian Museum of Nature’s current featured exhibit, Creatures of Light: Nature’s Bioluminescence ends on November 9th. Produced in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History in New York and the Field Museum in Chicago, you don’t want to miss the…

Carleton Professor Jim Davies on the Gist

0 Amanda Murray

On Tuesday, Carleton University professor Jim Davies was interviewed on Slate’s daily news and information podcast, The Gist. Davies is an associate professor with the Institute of Cognitive Science and Director of the Science of Imagination Laboratory. He was interviewed by…

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What is Salesforce®?

0 Brock Murray

Salesforce® is a Customer relationship management (CRM) is all about managing the relationships you have with your customers. CRM combines business processes, people, and technology to achieve this single goal: getting and keeping customers. It’s an overall strategy to help…

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What to Expect from a Good Managed Services Provider

0 Krista Brunette

What exactly does a managed services provider do for clients? How does the provider give value to a client company? Those two questions are very common among companies looking to hire a company to manage their IT services. Understanding what…

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- Matthew Halton graduate earns Dr. Lloyd Cavers Scholarship 04 Jul 2020 08:22 Pincher Creek Echo Zack Renschler stands outside of Matthew Halton School with his Dr. Lloyd Cavers Scholarship. Riley Cassidy / Pincher Creek Echo Zack Renschler, a local student who graduated from Matthew Halton School this year, was named Livingstone Range School …
- Bill Morneau and the path out of the pandemic economy 04 Jul 2020 08:21 CBC/Radio-Canada Now comes the hard part. Finance Minister Bill Morneau has, in the space of a few months, approved the spending of nearly $200 billion in federal aid in a deliberate effort to shut down huge portions of Canadian society so that a contagious disease could …
- City pools will begin opening Monday — here's how it will work 04 Jul 2020 08:13 CBC/Radio-Canada Swimmers seeking refuge from the heat will soon be able to take a dip in city pools for the first time since COVID-19 restrictions were put in place — but this summer, things will be a little different. Starting Monday, wading pools and public swimming …
- City reopening 5 rinks Monday 04 Jul 2020 08:13 CBC/Radio-Canada The City of Ottawa is slowly beginning to reopen indoor arenas that have been shuttered since March due to COVID-19. The first phase will see five rinks reopen Monday: Ray Friel Arena 3, the Matt Bradley Rink at CARDELREC Goulbourn, Nepean Sportsplex Rink …
- Bank Street BIA seeks to close Centretown strip Saturdays 04 Jul 2020 08:13 CBC/Radio-Canada The Bank Street Business Improvement Area wants to close part of the downtown commercial strip to traffic on Saturdays this summer. The BIA is proposing the complete closure of Bank Street between Queen and Flora streets every Saturday from July to …
- Pamphinette Buisa's journey from elite athlete to BLM warrior 04 Jul 2020 08:13 CBC/Radio-Canada If COVID-19 hadn't sidelined the 2020 Olympic Games, Pamphinette Buisa of Gatineau, Que., would be preparing to head to Tokyo to complete with Canada's women's rugby team. Instead, the 23-year-old is helping organize Black Lives Matter rallies …
- What you need to know about COVID-19 in Ottawa on Saturday, July 4 04 Jul 2020 08:13 CBC/Radio-Canada Recent developments A mandatory mask policy in Ottawa could come into effect as soon as Monday. Somerset Street W. between Bank and O'Connor streets will now close on weekends. Ottawa reported three new COVID-19 cases on Friday but no new deaths. …
- Karina Roman: Parents, provinces call on Ottawa to help ensure schools open in the fall 04 Jul 2020 08:12 CBC/Radio-Canada Children, Families and Social Development Minister Ahmed Hussen says that while he understands the burden working parents have been carrying for months since schools closed due to the pandemic, Ottawa's ability to help provinces fully reopen their …
- Fr. Thomas Kelly, 89, dies; private funeral Mass planned at St. Anthony, Bartonville 04 Jul 2020 07:50 Catholic Post Father Thomas Kelly is pictured at Independence Village in Peoria in 2016 prior to observing the 60th anniversary of his priestly ordination. (The Catholic Post/Jennifer Willems) A private funeral Mass was planned at St. Anthony Church in Bartonville …
- Quebec's regions are reeling after losing local flights; Legault says he's open to subsidizing charters 04 Jul 2020 06:46 CFCF MONTREAL -- The Gaspé prides itself on being seen as a paradise for tourists, but it's more than a point of pride -- the dollars they bring with them are crucial for the local economy. That’s one reason the region is reeling after Air Canada’s …