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OTTAWA 鈥?Canada research community has long yearned for a consequential funding boost for science 鈥?and 2018 is poised to be its year.The Liberal government federal budget, now believed to be only a few weeks away, is expected to contain a major financial lift for basic scientific research across the country 鈥?one that will address some of t
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stanley water bottle It remains to be seen how much spending the budget will contain, and for how long. The Naylor report calls for a steady increase in funding for scientific endeavours 鈥?with a particular focus on federal granting councils, whi
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43rd Annual Trees of Christmas opens at Houchens Center The Sights and Sounds of Christmas November 28, 2022 Meghann Stamps, Share This StoryFacebookTwittere
stanley cup mailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky. 聽This past Saturday, the Eloise B. Houchens Center celebrated its 43rd annual Trees of Christmas Opening Ceremony.The Bowling Green community flooded the center over the weekend to see The Sights and Sounds of Christmas .Local civic groups and non-profits have donated over 30聽Christmas trees, each one with a unique character of its own.Attendees said its a well known tradition that kids favorite part visiting the Trees of Christmas is casting their votes by placing coins in the jar under their favorite Christmas trees. Eloise B. Houche
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