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It was a tale, not of two cities, but of two sessions. As reported last month, the first session of Parkville Gardens Residents’ Association’s (PGRA) Women’s Safety Workshop, held on the Galada Ave Reserve on March 5, was a great success.
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Are Indigenous decision-making processes required for new technological advances?
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“Learning as we go”: Kensington Neighbourhood House thriving at 50
Despite the difficult climate it is operating in, Kensington Neighbourhood House (KNH) has been going from strength to strength and continuing to kick major goals for the community, its recently released annual report shows.
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Hawke St residents petition council over preferred greening plan
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Kensington ghost bike symbol of human cost, advocate says
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Curtain set to fall on Witches in Britches site as councillors weigh office plan
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