By: Bethany Helaine Pöltl September. September is a month, and a feeling and a concept. It’s the rush of work and reunion with friends. It’s the quiet of a perfect cup of tea on a dim morning as you look out the window and think about the day. September is a collection of thirty days.Continue reading “September Reflections”
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Why Dutch Cities are Better for People (and What Canada Can Learn from Them)
By: Michelle Angkasa This Fall, I’m doing a study term abroad at Tilburg University in the Netherlands. Tilburg is a small-ish city of about 220,000 people, located in the southern part of the country close to the Belgian border. Tilburg has a long history of being a wool textile industry town, but nowadays, you’re moreContinue reading “Why Dutch Cities are Better for People (and What Canada Can Learn from Them)”
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