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Depending on how you look at it, January 1 might be just another day. But there’s something about flipping the calendar to a brand new year. It

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In March, we celebrate International Women’s Day. This is one of those routine observances that’s easy to take for granted. But if you&#82

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Why is a car masculine but a house feminine? There are some questions we’ll never really know the answer to. When you first start learning Spani

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In Québec, French is the mother tongue of around 7.3 million people. This means that almost 80 percent of the population are Canadian French speakers!

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