Labi Siffre Announces First Album in 28 Years, Shares New Song
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Labi Siffre Announces First Album in 28 Years, Shares New Song

Business Labi Siffre, the 80-year-old British folk musician, is back after spending decades out of the spotlight. He just announced his first new album in 28 years; the appropriately titled Unfinished Business is out later this year on Demon Music Group. He’s also shared the new song “Far Away,” a piano ballad that leans into Siffre’s soul influences, with a music video. Check it out below. Siffre took a sporadic approach to releasing music over the years, dropping six albums in a five-year span during the ’70s, including his standout LP Crying Laughing Loving Lyingbefore retiring. However, he returned for brief stints in the ’80s and ’90s. His last records, the full-length album The Last Songs and the spoken-word poetry collection Monumentboth came out in 1998. Still, Siffre hasn’t been totally silent this decade: he released the...
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British Columbia’s new guidelines will limit international student enrolement
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British Columbia’s new guidelines will limit international student enrolement

Top Stories Tamfitronics British Columbia’s Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills recently published new measures to improve the integrity of the province’s international student program.A release from the Ministry says it is introducing new protections and setting higher standards for designated learning institutions in the province. One of these protections is the Education Quality Assurance (EQA) code of practice.There are three main objectives under the EQA. To start, Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) in B.C. will be working on "limiting international student enrolment to 30% of an institution’s total enrolment.”Discover your options to study in CanadaThis limit will only apply to the province’s public DLIs. Private DLIs are not impacted.In an email to CIC News, a Ministry representative said that many of British Columbia’s 25 public post-secondary educational institutions were already under that percentage of...
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