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The 2025 Dublin Literary Award Longlist has landed! 📚✨
Chosen by 83 libraries across 34 countries, this year’s Longlist features 71 incredible books that span the globe and spark the imagination.
Dive in and discover the 2025 Longlist here: dublinliteraryaward.ie/the-l…
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This is an op-ed written by former Canadian PM Jean Chretien in the Globe & Mail. Well worth reading.
Maybe 45 needs a Shawinigan handshake from him.
This guy has NOTHING - the Axe the Tax bullshit is all he's got - and that is the LEAST of our worries! If he could gulp his water more due to fear of "oh shit, I'm in over my head" - just watching him gulp water to cover his fear was tickling but seriously Canada? Him?
Deciding which book to start 2025 with. ‘A Gentleman in Moscow’ is the last book of Amor Towles I own. I adored the two I read last year so have been saving this 1. I love Liz Moore. So start with ‘The God of the Woods’ ? Claire Lombardo? My first Elif Shafak? Decisions…
An amazing challenge and definitely one to consider!!
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The lack of international response to the Taliban’s torture of women and girls is proof that we are still second class citizens both at home and abroad.
Meanwhile in Canada…🥰
Sens EBUG Zach Dietz was caught running to the arena with all his gear after backup goalie Anton Forsberg was injured in warmups 😭😂
(via @muggers_hockey)
Don’t let that door hit you too hard!! 👏🏻👏🏻
Jordan Peterson is bidding Canada adieu.
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Can’t say enough about how spot on Vittoria is here:
We're almost at the end of 2024?! Here's a bit of a reading update:
We’re almost finished with 2024!? – Literary Hoarders
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For every police officer that was placed at risk in Coutts
For all the money that the Canadian economy lost from border blockades
For every family that could not sleep in Ottawa
remember who brought the coffee and donuts.
Pat King, a key figure in what became the Freedom Convoy protest that paralyzed downtown Ottawa in early 2022, has been found guilty of five charges against him for his role. cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/pa…
Replying to @peggy_blair
Because like Elon ensuring Trump win the US election, he’s going to be buying the Canadian election to install a CON government. Distressing
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The dudes that shut down DT Ottawa, the Rideau Centre, closed schools, delayed children's cancer treatments, abused the staff at food banks, harrased citizens, pissed on the War Memorial, and defaced Terry Fox, sure have strong opinions about slowing the Gardner for 20 mins.
A speech worth listening to on repeat.
The moment Samantha Harvey wins the #BookerPrize2024 for her novel Orbital and dedicates the award to earth and peace.
Catch up with the ceremony broadcast live on Front Row with @samiraahmeduk on @bbcsounds now 🎧
Samantha Harvey wins the Booker Prize 2024
The author is named winner of the 2024 Booker Prize live on Front Row.
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Just announced! Samantha Harvey wins the #BookerPrize2024 for Orbital, her deeply human saga of six astronauts in space, which combines an urgent message about the state of our planet with luminous hope and a refusal to sink into despair: waterstones.com/category/cul…
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Orbital wins the #BookerPrize2024 🌍📚
What a fantastic evening for literature! Here I discuss why I loved reading this poetic meditation on the beauty/fragility of our world: youtu.be/XXEEUi1T5dU?feature…
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Last night was a fantastic evening of celebration, discussion and readings with the #BookerPrize2024 shortlisted authors at @southbankcentre.
We are counting down the hours until the winner is announced at our ceremony later today. Who are you hoping will win?
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Today, Canada’s Fallen will be honoured and remembered. Please join us in observing a moment of silence at 11:00 am to mark the sacrifice of the many who have fallen in the service of their country, and to acknowledge the courage of the those who still serve.
#RemembranceDay #CanadaRemembers




























