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The award, along with a scholarship of $5000, was presented during the final of the public speaking competition Délie ta langue!, recognizing Ms. Nikebie’s exceptional performance. All finalists from 11 universities also received an Antidote+ subscription.

Culture Mauricie has announced the finalists for the twenty-fourth Arts Excellence awards. We are pleased to announce that Johanne Pothier is among those selected for the Création en littérature category for her novel Mulos!

The winners for each category will be announced on March 29 2022.

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Communication-Jeunesse (CJ) has unveiled its spring 2023 selection of books entitled CJ, qu’est-ce qu’on lit?. We have learned that two of our titles made the list: Les vilaines comptines de tante Vermine by Lili Chartrand and Camille Pomerlo as well as Tombés dans… l’aventure! by Julie Rivard...

The TD Summer Reading Club unveiled its Top Recommended Reads for its next session. We were very pleased to learn that Tombés dans… la frousse! by Julie Rivard and Rémy Simard made the list!

Starting in mid-June, thousands of young people across the country will be able to...

Communication-Jeunesse (CJ) has just unveiled its winter reading list, CJ, qu’est-ce qu’on lit ? (What are we reading?) for 2022. We were pleased to learn that the list includes Pétronille inc. Tome 5 — Sirènes écoresponsables written by Annie Bacon and illustrated by Boum. CJ’s mission is to...

On the occasion of the MAIN (Montréal Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience) conference, held at Université de Montréal, Druide informatique wishes to celebrate Professor Yoshua Bengio’s major contributions to the field of artificial intelligence. Druide is happy to announce that Professor Bengio now has his own definition in Antidote’s dictionary.

Just in time for Christmas, 1278 Canadian schools will receive a free license for Antidote 11, Druide’s flagship writing assistance software, allowing installation on ten computers. This represents a donation worth more than 1.1 million dollars.

For the very first time in France, 470 educational institutions will receive a free license for Antidote 11, Druide’s flagship writing assistance software, allowing installation on ten computers. This represents a donation worth more than 300,000 euros. 

Just in time for Christmas, 81 Belgian educational institutions will receive a free license for Antidote 11, Druide’s flagship writing assistance software, allowing installation on ten computers. This represents a donation worth more than 50,000 euros.

Druide informatique announces the immediate deployment of major new features for Antidote Web. This update inherits substantial new language features from Antidote 11 v3, released today, and adds fine-tuned access controls for its resources and content.