The Neuroscience Society Ottawa chapter will be hosting its third annual Brain and Mental Health Art Show on April 12 and is expecting the event to be bigger than ever.
Eric Murphy, Centretown NewsArtist and scientist Rebecca Hay shows her painting that will be auctioned off at the Mental Health Art Show.
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Steady streams of cars whip down the cracked pavement, dancing around the faded lines on the concrete. On the edge of the road, pedestrians walk two by two on the sidewalk, taking care to avoid the deep cracks and squeezing into single file where a hydro pole takes up more than half the path. The cyclists have either chosen a different route or stayed home entirely.
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Recently proposed changes to Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act don’t do enough to increase cyclist safety.
Ban Bossy is about more than just words
It’s time to look beyond the name. It may well be the most polarizing factor of the new Ban Bossy campaign that’s causing a stir across social (and mainstream) media. The project to encourage young girls to lead was recently launched by Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg of Lean In fame, in partnership with the Girl Scouts of America. But critics who write off Ban Bossy because of emotional baggage associated with the word are missing the point.
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