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Interpreters and shorthand reporters need excellent hearing, dexterity, memory and concentration

A month after Robert Oppenheimer’s team witnessed the destructive force of the A-bomb, two were dropped on Japan. The collateral damage is legendary. A mere three months after the awesome initial detonation in the New Mexican desert, word of the bomb had spread across the globe and, like all technological breakthroughs, it stimulated the imaginations of men who thought its power could be put to use in ways other than wholesale destruction.

I’ve got a job that should be top priority for our new Highways minister

David Eby blames problems that have already been fixed

David Eby blames problems that have already been fixed

Special needs children should be integrated with other peers, says writer.

John Horgan’s NDP rushes announcement to raise money

Marriage contributes to family stability and needs to be recovered, says researchers

Taylor Swift’s sexual assault case important step for women

A complete accounting of the past – not platitudes – is our best weapon against racist mistruths