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updated: 2/21, 5:04 PMMargie Singleton retires after 18 years as CEO of Vaughan Public Libraries
Margie Singleton will retire on Feb. 27 after 18 years as CEO of Vaughan Public Libraries; Lisa McDonough is named to succeed her.
Baz Luhrmann's EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert restores Elvis's live performances
Using 59 hours of restored 35-mm and 16-mm footage recovered from a Kansas salt mine, Baz Luhrmann's EPiC pieces together early-1970s concerts and an unearthed audiotape to present Elvis as a commanding live performer.
NASA targets March launch for Artemis II after successful test
NASA plans the first crewed moon flight in 52 years with Artemis II after a successful wet dress rehearsal; officials are targeting March 6 as the earliest launch attempt.
Ontario First Nations complete fast-tracked assessments for Ring of Fire road
Marten Falls First Nation has submitted a fast-tracked environmental assessment for an access road to the Ring of Fire, becoming the second community to do so after Webequie First Nation; Ontario says it has signed a cooperation agreement with the federal government and that construction could begin as soon as August 2026, according to a provincial statement.
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