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• Newly designed image renderings offer a sneak peak of the expansive three-bedroom Riads – featuring one further bedroom than originally planned – that can sleep up to 10 guests.
• Each Riad will include a private pool area, with all the luxuries and renowned Berber hospitality of the main hotel equally available on the doorstep.
• The restoration of the main Kasbah is well underway following September's devastating earthquake that sadly impacted the hotel and much of the surrounding communities.
• The stunning Riads will add a further room type to Kasbah Tamadot's impressive accommodation, renowned for its luxurious Berber Tents.

• College Rank conducted in-depth research to find the 50 most beautiful quads in America.
• Several impressive buildings, including Johnson Chapel and Converse Hall, surround the main quad at Amherst College.
• Check out the 50 most beautiful quads in America for a full description of these beautiful examples of an American tradition.
• Then check out the College Rank podcast and College Rank's Instagram .

• HOUSTON, Nov. 16, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CoRegen, a biopharmaceutical company pursuing novel treatments for patients impacted by some of the most aggressive forms of cancer, announced today the appointment of Edward J. Benz, M.D., to its Board of Directors.
• “We are honored to welcome Dr. Benz to CoRegen's Board of Directors, a distinguished leader whose legacy at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and profound impact on cancer research speak volumes,” said Steve Gorlin, executive chairman and chief executive officer of CoRegen.
• "We are entering a transformative era in cancer research, and the addition of Dr. Benz to CoRegen's Board of Directors could not have come at a more opportune time.
• Dr. Benz will be an invaluable asset as we plan to enter the clinic, building on the legacy he has established in cancer care.

• The recent renaming of the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway in Ottawa to Kichi Zībī Mīkan (“Great River Road”) comes as Canada Day invites Canadians to define not only where we are, but also who we are in our national imagination.
• In my field of environmental communication, we learn that how we represent a place can reveal much about the place and even more about who we are and what we value.

Space and place

• The geographer Yi-Fu Tuan recognized that humans have universal biological, psychological, social and spiritual needs for both space and place.
• In this light, place is more than a location; it also imbues human experiences, emotions and meanings tied to our environment.

Place and collective identity

• Environmental psychology suggests place can also become a source of our collective identity.
• For Canadians, land has become a powerful source of not only attachment but also self-definition, distinction and pride.

Place branding

• Place branding has important implications in the international arena for political influence, trading relationships and more.
• Unprecedented interest in Indigenous culture and history shines a spotlight on Canada and its relations with First Peoples.

Depicting place

• My study, Tar Wars, illustrated how representations of place have mattered to public understandings of Alberta and Canada in light of their stewardship of the Athabasca tar/oilsands.
• These films called attention to the effects the massive extraction project had on the health, well-being and livelihoods of Indigenous Peoples in affected communities.

Place as inspiration for action

• If settler Canadians value their home, their place and how it’s perceived here and abroad, then we may pause on the nation’s 156th birthday to imagine how diverse Indigenous Peoples, who have been here since time immemorial, might feel about this place sometimes called Canada.
• We might choose to take up Ermine’s invitation to create new ethical spaces for engagement.