On Thursday, October 15th, join Talia Argondezzi, author of Bedtime Stories for Academics, for a conversation, audience Q&A, and signing at Bookstore1Sarasota!
Thursday, October 15 | 6–7 PM
Learn more: https://bit.ly/4AAMIzF
#AuthorEvent #SarasotaEvents

How does George Ryga’s 1970 play Captives of the Faceless Drummer, inspired by the #OctoberCrisis, read today? Once dismissed as “paranoid,” its critiques have been cast in a new light after decades of historical scholarship.

Learn more in #TRIC 47.1: bit.ly/TRIC47-1d

University of Manitoba

In Volume 206, this article examines ARIA, a digital translation tool from Talk Is Free Theatre that pairs AR glasses with real-time AI translation to place personalized subtitles in the viewer's field of vision. Read: bit.ly/CTR206d

#Accessibility TAPA - Toronto Alliance for the Performing Arts

Secret documents. Soviet spies. Code names. A nation confronting a new Cold War reality. Larry Ostola, Reinhold Kramer and Tom Mitchell discuss “P.S. Burn After Reading” in a new episode of the Champlain Society Witness to Yesterday podcast: https://bit.ly/WTYo226

"With a critical assist from Waterfront Toronto, photographers Vid Ingelevics and Ryan Walker documented an unrivalled six-year undertaking that is all about ecology, climate, place-making, and city building. An indispensable record." John Lorinc, Spacing
https://bit.ly/3UQaZB9
#TorontoHistory

A new case report in the Canadian Journal of Medical #Sonography (17.3) explores the role of transthoracic echocardiography and agitated saline studies in identifying complications of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia and HHT–juvenile polyposis syndrome. Read more: bit.ly/CJMS17-3b

In the new issue of Urban History Review (54.2) discover how #Toronto mosques moved from marginal, improvised sites to the downtown core, and how plans from the 1940s to 1960s shaped urban renewal in Rideau Heights, #Kingston. #UrbanHistory

Read now: bit.ly/UHR_542

"Practical, balanced, and written in a clear and non-technical style, helping readers navigate treatment decisions and make informed choices.” Jennifer M. Jones, PhD, University Health Network
Learn more about this title: https://bit.ly/4fg7xGD
The National Breast Cancer Coalition #BCSM

Join author and historian Flora Cassen in conversation with writer Phoebe Maltz Bovy about her book, Stained Glass: A Reflective History of Antisemitism. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4zkiBef

📅 October 29, 7 – 8:30 pm EDT
📍 Miles Nadal JCC

Brandeis University The Canadian Jewish News

Larry Ostola welcomes authors Reinhold Kramer and Tom Mitchell to discuss “P.S. Burn After Reading” and revisit the controversial Kellock-Taschereau Commission in a new episode of the Champlain Society Witness to Yesterday podcast: https://bit.ly/WTYo226 University of Toronto Press

Nasal congestion, obstruction, and nosebleeds can have many causes. Rarely, they may signal something more serious. Two cases of nasal mucosal #melanoma highlight the diagnostic challenges posed by this rare, aggressive cancer. Read the #openaccess research: https://bit.ly/GCJM_AAs2 #CancerResearch

A new article in the Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine (21.3) from researchers at the McMaster University Department of Medicine & The Ottawa Hospital explores guidelines and practices for thromboprophylaxis after hip fracture surgery.

Read the research: bit.ly/CJGIM21-3b

#CallforPapers! Urban History Review / Revue d'histoire urbaine invites submissions for peer-reviewed research on the history of urban Canada. Rolling submissions, published twice yearly. Submit: https://bit.ly/3TvTBBy

#UrbanHistory #CanadianHistory

Discover how family recipes can be used as #LiteraryDevices to explore #CulturalMemory and complex transnational family histories within Fred Wah’s Diamond Grill and Madeleine Thein’s “Simple Recipes.”

Read more: bit.ly/UTQ95-2a

#FoodWriting

Fonds de recherche du Québec

Discover the early beginnings and formation of the Azerbaijani Democratic Party in 1945-46, focusing on how the party initially seized power. Learn more in the full article: bit.ly/JH61-2b

#IranianAzerbaijanis #AzerbaijaniNationalisminIran #ColdWar #EthnicMinoritiesInIran World History Association

“Stefanovic answers a question I keep hearing, in this tense and suspicious time: What can I do that will make a difference?” Bruce B. Janz, UCF
A Kinder World takes a look at a troubled world and asks how we can #care for each other within it: https://bit.ly/4iOr2JS

In 2019, 650K people had their future in Canada decided by a medical exam abroad. #JournalOfCanadianStudies is seeking new research on this hidden system for the upcoming special issue “My Canada Includes an Extra Chromosome.”

Learn more: bit.ly/jcscfp

University of Toronto Scarborough

New research in Clinical and Investigative Medicine (49.3) investigates the link between serum vitamin D levels and chronic refractory wounds (CRWs) using #NationalHealth and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES). Explore the findings: bit.ly/CIM49-3a

New research in the latest issue of Physiotherapy Canada (78.3) explores the consistency of dry needling regulations across Canada and investigates how requirements differ across provinces and territories. Discover more: bit.ly/PTC78-3D Canadian Physiotherapy Association UAlberta Rehab Med

Learn how an embedded writer for the Stages of Transformation project was able to participate from within to witness, create, and iterate with #TheatreArtists rather than from an outsider perspective.

Read the article in Theatre Research in Canada: bit.ly/TRIC47-1c

York U AMPD