Creative Left

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📅 Élections fédérales 2025 | Débat sur la culture
Quelles visions pour la souveraineté culturelle canadienne ?

Plus que quelques jours pour vous inscrire au seul débat en français sur la culture et entendre les engagements des principaux partis pour la souveraineté culturelle lors d’un échange de 90 minutes, animé par la journaliste-animatrice Johane Despins.

Avec la participation de :

✅Martin Champoux, Bloc Québécois
✅Marwan El-Attar, Nouveau Parti démocratique
✅Steven Guilbeault, Parti libéral du Canada

Un rendez-vous à ne pas manquer !

📅 Lundi 14 avril de 15 h 30 à 17 h
📍 HEC Montréal (centre-ville)
En présentiel et diffusion en direct sur CPAC

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Cet événement est organisé avec la collaboration de la Coalition Diversité Expressions Culturelles-Diversity Cultural Expressions (CDEC), le Réseau Culture 360, Culture Montréal et la Chaire de gestion des arts Carmelle et Rémi-Marcoux - HEC Montréal

Simona Kossak (1943–2007) was a Polish scientist, ecologist and environmental activist who dedicated her life to protecting the Białowieża Primeval Forest, the oldest forest in Europe. She was an extraordinary and fascinating personality, known for her close connection to nature and animals.

The locals often called her a "witch" because she lived in the seclusion of the forest and seemed to have a special relationship with the animals. Her pet "terror crow" was known for stealing gold and attacking cyclists - an anecdote that is often told. She lived in her small wooden hut, which had neither electricity nor running water, for over 30 years. A lynx occasionally slept in her bed, and a tame wild boar shared her home.

Simona Kossak was known not only for her unconventional life, but also for her scientific contributions to nature conservation and her tireless work to protect the Białowieża Primeval Forest. She fought against the destruction of this unique ecosystem and left an important legacy in the field of environmental protection in Poland.

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https://uk.themedialeader.com/creative-industries-seen-as-central-driver-of-growth-by-labour/

Creative industries seen as ‘central driver of growth’ by Labour - The Media Leader Advertising Association head of policy and government affairs Chris Walker told a crowd at The Future of Media Manchester about how Labour is embracing the industry as part of its plan to grow the economy.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange freed after US plea deal Wikileaks said its founder had left a UK prison after striking a deal to plead guilty to US criminal charges.