Author: The Ontarion

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Apple, the FBI, and data security

Consequences of a hackable iOS System In an open letter to Apple customers, published on Feb. 16, 2016, Apple CEO Tim Cook detailed that the company had absolutely no plans to comply with the FBI’s request to create software capable of unlocking iPhones in order to access the information of […]

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Ontario reveals campaign for Indigenous women

Walking Together addresses violence against women On Feb. 23, 2016, Ontario’s government revealed its next step in taking action to end violence against Indigenous women. The new provincial strategy, Walking Together: Ontario’s Long Term Strategy to End Violence Against Indigenous Women, builds on existing programs that are spearheaded by Indigenous […]

Arts & Culture

In conversation with Vulva Culture

Halifax band takes the stage at DSTRCT On Thursday, Feb. 18, 2016, Halifax band Vulva Culture took a swing through Guelph to play a show at DSTRCT on their winter tour. An original blend of nuwop, dream rock, shoegaze and drone, their live show proved to be as sludgy as promised. Like […]

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U of G scientists look for ways to grow better marijuana

Health Canada sanctioned marijuana research could improve medicinal qualities In January 2016, University of Guelph botanist Mike Dixon, and his research team of three graduate students, received $210,000 from Ontario Centres of Excellence. The money will be used to fund research investigating new irrigation technology for the growth of medicinal […]

Arts & Culture

Diving into Guelph’s Yes! Shakespeare

Visiting Shakespeare’s impact on a group of high school students It’s Happening Theatre Productions presented the musical Yes! Shakespeare at the River Run Centre from February 18-20. Written and directed by high school teachers, Aaron Duncan and Heather Walker, the production seemed to promote one goal very clearly: making Shakespeare […]

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Harper Lee passes at age 89

Celebrating the novelist who gave us To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee, remembered across the world for her beloved first novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, passed away on Friday, Feb. 19, 2016, in Monroeville, Alabama. Born Nelle Harper Lee on April 28, 1926, Lee was the youngest child of Amasa […]