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Found largely in temperate and tropical climates, currently there are more than 112 known species of bioluminescent fungi, out of 150,000 fungal species described to date
[📹 BBC Planet Earth II]
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Great day for @yyCBEdu high school athletics. @WesternCanadaHS girls AND boys provincial volleyball champions and @EMHS_CBE provincial football champions. To all coaches and volunteers-thank you! Well done to all the teams.
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Three Bulls, head chief of Blackfoot, Gleichen, Alberta., [ca. 1891], by Unknown. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary
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At the end of a school day as teachers have invested, led, guided, and encouraged students-Happy World Teachers’ Day. You have much to be proud of and your professional commitment and expertise changes lives. Thank you!#WeAreCBE
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Honoring and recognizing National Day for Truth and Reconciliation today alongside many others. So incredibly proud of Taliah for sharing her truth and her story. Hand to heart. #NDTR #OrangeShirtDay #WeAreCBE #WeAreEPS
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Thank you for the morning of learning, listening to Elders and watching dancers. Thank you to the @cityofcalgary , the @CBEedu team and @CCSD_edu for hosting. It was so nice to see so many people attend the 3rd annual Truth and Reconciliation day in Mohkinstsis.
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Recognizing and honouring National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with a hand to heart for the leadership of @Indigenous_cbe and Calgary Catholic partners with the @cityofcalgary and the Calgary Fire Department. #WeAreCBE @yyCBEdu
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I am a son, nephew, grandson of residential school survivors. #TruthAndReconciliation
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Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we anticipate a record number of people will take part in reconciliation-focused events.
Reconciliation begins with truth-telling; let's all learn the real history of residential schools.
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We were out moose hunting with nohtawiy (my father) & nitikwatim (my 9 year old nephew)& out of no where he asks my dad “mosom (grandfather), when you were in residential school, how did you escape?”
Nohtawiy thought about it & said “I couldn’t.” That was a sad, powerful moment.
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Glenbrook school is committed to Truth and Reconciliation. We worked as a school to collaborate on a project for orange shirt day. #WeAreCBE
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In advance of #NationalDayforTruthandReconciliation, view @thenfb collection of powerful documentaries. 👇
tinyurl.com/9bdkzd4f #abed
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It’s a special week at Elboya as we learn about the contributions of Indigenous artists, athletes, humanitarians, etc. treasure hunt style. Thanks to all that are helping raise funds by purchasing from Indigenous artisans, at school. @yyCBEdu @Indigenous_cbe
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Métis artist @metis_connie guiding our students through an art activity while learning about residential schools in a safe & gentle way. @yyCBEdu @rupertslandorg #nationaldayfortruthandreconcilation
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A week exploring art and well-being through Open Minds at the YMCA Rocky Ridge was just about as good as it gets for grade 5/6’s! What a great way to build classroom community at the start of a school year! @yycCCOM
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Happy Apprenticeship Appreciation Day to our SAIT Dual Credit Students in Pipes, Welding , Autobody, and RVTech! #WeAreCBE #dualcredit

















































