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Opinion | At the Library: ‘The Names’ by Florence Knapp

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By Mary E. O’Connor, Mary O’connor
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
“The Names” by Florence Knapp is an impressive debut novel. Set in 1987, Cora, a woman in a terribly abusive relationship, must register her newborn son’s name, and the novel follows three different versions of their lives, one for each name she considers. Knapp uses the idea of names as a starting point, but what really drives the novel is the weight of decisions and how they shape us.
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Navy’s nuclear submarine hiring crisis as sailors forced to spend record 204 days underwater

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By Mary E. O’Connor, Mary O’connor, Christina MacPherson
| Antinuclear
Navy’s nuclear submarine hiring crisis as sailors forced to spend record 204 days underwater By MARY O’CONNOR, 20 April 2025 Naval experts have sounded the alarm over a recruitment crisis plaguing Britain’s submarine fleet. The Royal Navy is struggling to hire and hold on to sailors manning the Trident nuclear deterrent, resulting in shortages of engineers and other critical roles. Sailors are quitting amid a raft of challenges, including maintaining ageing boats.
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Navy’s nuclear submarine hiring crisis as sailors forced to spend record 204 days underwater

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By Mary E. O’Connor, Mary O’connor, Christina MacPherson
| nuclear-news.net
Navy’s nuclear submarine hiring crisis as sailors forced to spend record 204 days underwater By MARY O’CONNOR, 20 April 2025 Naval experts have sounded the alarm over a recruitment crisis plaguing Britain’s submarine fleet. The Royal Navy is struggling to hire and hold on to sailors manning the Trident nuclear deterrent, resulting in shortages of engineers and other critical roles. Sailors are quitting amid a raft of challenges, including maintaining ageing boats.
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