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  Our home on Indigenous land
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  Are players’ religious beliefs impacting hockey being for everyone?
  
  Campus
  
  Babcock passes the Durham Lords torch
  
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  From sledge hockey to wheelchair curling, four players find ‘wonderful’ new…
  
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  Inclusion at the heart of the Ontario Parasport Games
  
  Columns
  
  Qatar let Islam shine through in 2022 World Cup
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  Arts
  
  Oshawa building signs of life downtown
  
  Arts
  
  The Atria pumps lifeblood into the Oshawa music scene
  
  Arts
  
  Donde Quiero Estar Quevedo’s true masterpiece.
  
  Arts
  
  Justin Timberlake’s heartfelt magnum opus, The 20/20 Experience

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