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  1. A Portrait in Song: The Music of Eleanor DaleyA Portrait in Song: The Music of Eleanor Daley Sunday, November 2, 2025 at 4:00 pm EST Eglinton St. Geroge’s United Church Lydia Adams , conductor; Shawn Grenke , piano/organ Elmer Iseler Singers The brilliant work of composer Eleanor…
  2. Day of Pink 2026: ECHO TourDay of Pink 2026: ECHO Tour ~ Saturday, April 11 at 2:00pm Echoes of Resistance. Echoes of Regcognition. Echoes of Change. Fairlawn Avenue United Church is proud to host the only public GTA event celebrating International Day of Pink for…
  3. Mieux on se chicane, moins on se chicane!Avec ce slogan, Jacinthe Laforte invite les gens à participer à son “Cours de chicane”, un spectacle-conférence interactif pour apprendre à améliorer nos interactions, grâce à la CNV (Communication Non-Violente). Elle a oeuvré auparavant…
  4. Death In The WindowI have finally published my debut novel, Death In The Window . It was an idea spawned from my days hanging off of high-rises in Calgary. I always thought, what if I saw a murder inside one of the apartments I was cleaning the outside…
  5. Where to Start with Non-Fiction: Lessons from a Reader of The Iron Druid SeriesThe joys of non-fiction include the freedom to traverse genres and learn about the world around us. Where to start reading non-fiction if you’re new to the category, however, can be daunting. Admittedly, I mostly read non-fiction with a…
  6. Métis National Council Welcomes Engagement on Future Stewardship of the Hudson’s Bay Company Royal Charter of 1670Winnipeg, MB, June 11, 2026 — Today the Métis National Council (MNC) participated in the welcoming ceremony and reception for the Hudson’s Bay Company Royal Charter of 1670 in Winnipeg, as the historic document begins a new chapter in…
  7. Where to Eat in Niagara Falls: 10 Must-Try PlacesDiscover the best places to eat in Niagara Falls, Canada, including restaurants with a view, fun diners, brunch, bakeries and local brewpubs. The post Where to Eat in Niagara Falls: 10 Must-Try Places appeared first on A Taste for Travel .
  8. Royal Clipper: Sailing the Adriatic Without The CrowdsA review of a Royal Clipper Adriatic cruise from Venice through Italy, Croatia and Montenegro. The post Royal Clipper: Sailing the Adriatic Without The Crowds appeared first on A Taste for Travel .
  9. ‘Where the Blood Mixes’ Confronts a Painful PastSet in Lytton, BC, Kevin Loring’s award-winning play explores the complex relationship between personal loss and collective history.
  10. Turn to Art to Heal the SoulLocal exhibitions remind us there are other worlds than this.
  11. Protecting Youth Autonomy in an Age of MisinformationHunain Fatima Khan shows that a balance is needed between regulating misinformation online for the benefit of young people, and facilitating their autonomy ______________________________________ The internet is not going anywhere. It grows…
  12. Slumber Party playlist for 11/10/2026Artist Title Album Label Link AKRILLA partedemipartedeti Lucy miro al mundo y noto que esta gritando Sassy 009 Maybe in the Summer KILL SASSY 009 Ninajirachi CSIRAC (Dylan Brady Remix) Single Aleroj EL RITMO CHANCLETA EL RITMO CHANCLETA…
  13. Michif dinner fundraiser focuses on language revitalizationMax Pahtayken Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Daily Herald North Sask River Metis Nation Local 269 and Lee Michif Neeyanawn are hosting a fundraising Michif Christmas Dinner and Dance on Dec.12. The funds raised at the dinner filled…
  14. Vancouver Island Symphony to perform Mischief, Madness and Mystery in Nanaimo and CourtenayAn award-winning cellist will play in Nanaimo and Courtenay this weekend. Mischief, Madness & Mystery will be performed by the Vancouver Island Symphony on Saturday, Nov. 14 in Nanaimo in the Port Theatre at 7:30 p.m., and on Sunday, Nov.…
  15. Hambleton Galleries to welcome winter in Kelowna with annual art showHambleton Galleries in downtown Kelowna is hosting new work on display for its 63rd Annual Winter Art Show. Opening Nov. 28, the gallery will showcase new work from all of its artists. A free reception will take place on opening day from…
  16. Behind the photo: Time stands still on Connaught DriveIt’s late spring in Jasper, 1940. There is still snow in the mountains, but its melted up to 2,000 meters and the town is green-ish. There’s a woman riding her bike down Connaught Drive in her shirt sleeves and a kid is tearing through the…
  17. The Boom Bap Syndicate playlist for 10/03/2026Artist Title Album Label Link Program: The Boom Bap Syndicate Program Audio: Saturday, October 3, 2026
  18. The Boom Bap Syndicate playlist for 09/26/2026Artist Title Album Label Link Program: The Boom Bap Syndicate Program Audio: Saturday, September 26, 2026
  19. Things to Do in Twillingate, Newfoundland: Icebergs, Hiking, and MoreTwillingate is known as the iceberg capital of the world and is a popular stop for road trips across Newfoundland . Located on a pair of rocky islands in the center of the province, this tiny town is full of history, culture, hiking…
  20. Things to Do in Terra Nova National Park and the Eastport PeninsulaTerra Nova National Park in Newfoundland is definitely one of Canada’s under-the-radar National Parks. However, if you’re on a Newfoundland road trip, I think it’s worth stopping for. It’s a coastal National Park in central Newfoundland…
  21. How to Hike the East Coast Trail in NewfoundlandI first heard about the East Coast Trail over 20 years ago when I was living in Halifax. I can’t believe it took me so long to finally hike this spectacular network of coastal trails on Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula near St. John’s .…
  22. The Queen of Soul was looking for it, just a little bit…R-E-S-P-E-C-T. That’s all you need to read and you know the song. In fact, you likely sang it as you read it. Respect was written and originally recorded by Otis Redding in 1965. But it was Aretha Franklin ’s version of Respect , recorded…
  23. House of the Rising Sun memorialized by The Animals’ guitar chord and organ musicRoom 217’s British Invasion album features 16 tracks of soloists and bands from the U.K. that changed the North American music scene. The band that kicked it off on this side of the Atlantic was the Beatles in 1964. Their singles Let It Be…
  24. The Beatles led the Invasion that changed North AmericaDo you remember where you were the first time you heard them? The Beatles? Had you heard them on the radio? Or was your first experience with The Beatles watching the Jack Paar show, or Ed Sullivan? Beatlemania was the start of the British…