Arts and Life
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WLU students play Warped Tour
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For Timmins-born musicians Second Floor Escape, finding out they were slotted for a spot on the Vans Warped Tour was an unexpected surprise. With
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Hillside
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When: July 24-26 Where: Guelph Lake Conservation Area Hillside, started in 1984, has become one of the largest festivals in Canada, with more than
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Bruce Peninsula
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Chanting, tribal cries and rough vocals only describe half of the sounds Bruce Peninsula exploit with every note. Using a choir along with a
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‘Black and blue-eyed soul’
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Success comes to those who wait is not a phrase that applies to Canadian rockers Arkells. Formed in 2006 at McMaster University, the new
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Cutting Edge Music Festival
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When: Aug. 1-3 Where: Bingeman’s Camping Resort Cutting Edge Music Festival (CEMF) is no doubt striving to reach a variety of audiences this year
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Pool receives additional $2 million from governments
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On June 29, just after 9 a.m., the federal and provincial governments announced that they will each be committing $1 million toward the renovations
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Dinosaur Bones
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The Mesozoic era marked the appearance and extinction of dinosaurs. Millions of years later, Dinosaur Bones came into existence – the band that is.
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Protest the Hero
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Protest the Hero is the epitome of the boozing rock star stereotype combined with the honest integrity of a character like Lisa Simpson: an
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Through the photographer’s lens
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For someone who has travelled to Quebec, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland this summer in a quest to learn about the visual medium, I found
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Maxwell’s music
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Ask any entrepreneur about the challenges of starting a new business and most will tell you that the first year is always the hardest.
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