Arts
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Osheaga: A growing Canadian tradition
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When it comes to weekend-long music festivals, most concert-goers think of heading south to festivals such as Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza. But gaining massive popularity
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Artists return to Hillside
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Once again, The Cord was lucky enough to attend the 28th annual Hillside festival at the Guelph Lake Island this July, for three days
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Characters abound at Comic-Con
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This past week, the most prominent event in the comic book world began and ended across the border as San Diego Comic-Con commenced off
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Notes from the world of comics (days 3 and 4)
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Day 3 – July 23 Deciding to try something different from the first two days and opt out of Hall H to instead take
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In review: DJ Gareth Emery
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Last Thursday, the air crackled with excitement. I was waiting with a group of friends in a massive, smoke-filled line-up in Uptown Waterloo to
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Notes from the world of comics (day 2)
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Day 2 – July 22 I enjoyed myself so thoroughly yesterday starting the day off in Hall H, that I chose to take in
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Notes from the world of comics
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Hello readers, I thought that this might be a good way to get you all updated about my San Diego Comic-Con trip before the
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In review: Tiësto
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One of the world’s most recognizable and prominent DJ’s took the city of Waterloo by storm on June 28 and 29 when he performed
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New talent, old faves highlight NXNE
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Taking over Toronto for the 17th consecutive year, the North by Northeast (NXNE) festival has expanded beyond a launching pad for new Canadian bands.
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Bonnaroo turns ten
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Since its inaugural launch in 2002, Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has grown into one of the United States’ most renowned and anticipated summer
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