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Today we honour the children who never came home, residential school survivors, their families and communities. We remember that reconciliation must never end with knowing. We must keep listening, learning, and turning truth into action.

On this day in 1962, Canada became only the third nation to design, build, and launch its own satellite. Intended to operate for only one year, Alouette 1 continued its scientific mission for over a decade.

Today, let’s remember the importance of caring for ourselves and supporting those around us. Prioritizing our physical and mental well-being helps us build stronger, healthier communities.

If you or someone you know needs support, please explore the resources linked below.

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Canada's productivity challenge is increasingly tied not only to how quickly organizations adopt technology but also to how well people are trained to use it. As these stats show, Canadian AI adoption is accelerating, and training is becoming critical to that transition.

On , we recognize signing for its power to open doors to participation, connection, and learning. Because when communication is , people can participate fully, making learning richer for everyone.

On this day in 1988, Canada signed the Japanese Canadian Redress Agreement, formally acknowledging the injustice done to Japanese Canadians during the Second World War. By confronting these events, Canada demonstrated that social progress begins by recognizing the past and learning from it.

Wishing all who observe a meaningful Yom Kippur filled with peace, reflection, and renewal. May it be a day of learning, forgiveness, and hope.

If you want your voice heard in Toronto's upcoming municipal election, register by this Sunday, September 20th, at 11:59 p.m. to get your name on the voters' list.

The clock's ticking, Toronto, and everybody deserves a say!

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Sometimes the best learning enhancements are the simplest. A recent study showed that learners with a progress bar outperformed those without one, and the benefits remained months later. The conclusion? Motivation gets a boost when you see how far you’ve come!