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Josh Mullen, a Grade 12 student at Tantramar Regional High School hopes his solar panel project will reduce the school’s carbon footprint and help spread awareness about renewable energy. The 16 solar ...

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Student researchers-turned-coders transcribe and digitize each diary entry. The student-led Black Women’s Diaries Project is creating a digital archive of these inner writings from the 19th- and early ...

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