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Retraction and Apology to Theresa Kielburger

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By Jesse Brown Verified
| canadaland.com
On August 20, 2021, Canadaland published The Children’s Crusade, the first episode of a podcast series entitled The White Saviors. In that episode we stated that Theresa Kielburger had placed hundreds of thousands of dollars of donations to a children’s charity in a family bank account. This was unfounded. We were wrong to have published it. Canadaland wholly retracts its statement about Ms. Kielburger. We apologize unreservedly to her for the harm caused by our publication of it.
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Canadian Media Has a Narrative for Jews. This Event Didn’t Fit It.

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By Jesse Brown Verified
| canadaland.com
Last Sunday, hundreds of Jews in Toronto drove to a secret location and stood in line as bomb-sniffing dogs, leashed to guards from a private Jewish security agency, trotted past their purses and backpacks. Attendees paid upwards of $229 to spend the first truly beautiful day of spring inside a vast suburban event space, listening to academics and journalists discuss the current crisis facing Jews, and what might actually quell it.
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New Insights Into Curcumin Behavior After Its Biosynthesis in Engineered Escherichia coli Through Spectroscopic and Spatial Analysis

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By Hassan Sher, Hui Wang, Hayat Ullah, Jesse Brown Verified
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Data Availability Statement The data that support this study are available in the . Supporting Information Filename Description pca70041-sup-0001-Supplementry_file.docxWord 2007 document , 26.1 MB Figure S1: SHS and TPF analyses of curcumin production in engineered E. coli. (A, E) Optical images of the engineered cells on a glass substrate at 100 × magnification. (B-C, F-G) TPF and SHS imaging for the engineered cells on a glass substrate under 960 nm fs laser excitation.
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