Willi Kraml (OE1WKL)added this to Radio History & NostalgiaThe Arctic QSLs from early Amateur Radio In The Canadian Arcticdxzone.com - author@dxzone.com DX Resources/QSLing/QSL Galleries A collection of QSL cards from and old operator, Art J. Cook, VE4KZ, who lived in Calgary Alberta, that contained …
The Staradded this to CanadaCanadian NewsMy Grade 8 teacher said I had no useful skills (as a girl). Somehow I made it to Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canadathestar.com - Beverley McLachlin People always ask me, “When did you decide to become a lawyer? A judge? The first woman chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada?” From a very …
CTV Newsadded this to AtlanticAtlantic Canada Final curtain call for longtime N.S.theatre employeectvnews.ca - CTV Atlantic If the walls inside the historic Savoy Theatre could talk, they’d have countless stories to tell. The same can be said for Dave Bailey, a soon-to-be …
South China Morning Post added this to CultureCulture When Extreme Treks’ host Ryan Pyle left Canada for China, he had no idea it would kick-start a lifetime of travelSouth China Morning Post - Kate Whitehead Shooting hoops I was born in Toronto, Canada, in 1978. My mom was a travel agent and my dad was a banker. I grew up involved in sports and athletics. …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to Metro VancouverInuit Exploring south Baffin Island’s art, culture and wildlifevancouversun.com - Jennifer Allford Nunavut: We’re walking down a rocky path in Cape Dorset when we bump into one of Canada’s most exciting young Inuit artists. Read More
The Staradded this to TorontoPainting ‘As the trees burn, we are diminished:’ Toronto-based artist hopes his paintings ‘speak’ for the world’s trees | The Starthestar.com - Megan Ogilvie Tree of the Week showcases some of the biggest and most beautiful trees in the GTA, as compiled by Megan Ogilvie. Here, we break with tradition so …
CBC Newsadded this to EdmontonEdmonton, AB 'Vibrant' First Nations cultures celebrated at new Fort McMurray festivalCBC News - Jamie Malbeuf Cookie Simpson watched her grandmother tuft caribou hair for years and now she is passing that tradition onto others. For the past few days, the …
Bands Durham County Poets release video for “Hand Me Down Blues”canadianbeats.ca - By Jenna Melanson on September 21, 2019 Quebec-based blues band Durham County Poets have unveiled a video for their single, “Hand Me Down Blues”. The single is from the band’s album of the …
Toronto, ON AGO All Hoursblogto.com - www.blogto.com Game on! AGO All Hours returns on Saturday, Oct. 26, 2019, inviting visitors and local artists of all ages to explore the creative, cultural and …
Nicole Amanteadded this to SavesLiterature Understorey Offers Editing for Submissionsnewpages.com - Denise Hill Understorey Magazine is an online publication of Canadian literature and visual art inviting "compelling, original stories and art by Canadian …
Education (UK) No teacher is perfect - so stop beating yourself uptes.com - By Sarah Simons The sneaky language we sometimes use to undermine ourselves can stick. Without planning to, it can creep past the "what I feel like on a bad day" …
dan hadded this to MusicNewfoundland and Labrador FEEDBACK: Newfoundland guitar collective shinescapebretonpost.com - Dan MacDonald In my last column I mentioned that I had recently spent some time in Newfoundland. Besides enjoying some great live performances, I just had to stop …
Modern Art The Modern Art of Dyingprinceton.edu - press.princeton.edu Many of our ebooks are available through library electronic resources including these platforms: For hardcover/paperback orders in United States, …
Global Newsadded this to Global NewsCanadian News Maskwacis celebrates opening of 1st public libraryGlobal News - By Emily Mertz Access to books, cultural literature and digital resources just became possible for thousands of people living on Alberta First Nations south of …
Canada Girl Pow-R releases video for “This Is Us”canadianbeats.ca - By Jenna Melanson on September 21, 2019 Toronto, ON-based popsters, Girl Pow-R are back once again, this time with a video for their newest single, “This Is Us”. This single follows the …
CBC Newsadded this to EdmontonEdmonton, AB Fresh ingredients, local suppliers making Toast Culture the toast of the townCBC News - Twyla Campbell When a coffee shop called Trouble opened in San Francisco in 2013, its menu of coconuts, coffee and $4 cinnamon toast set tongues wagging and set …
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesMargaret Atwood Margaret Atwood: ‘For a long time we were moving away from Gilead. Then we started going back towards it’The Guardian - Lisa AllardiceThis is a hinge moment in our times. One of those puzzles in which you need to open the right door. So, human race, which door will you open? Warnings aren’t effective if they are just preaching. “You
VOGUE.COMadded this to CultureJustin Trudeau Trudeau’s Racist Photos Are Shocking But Not Entirely SurprisingVOGUE.COMThe run-up to the United States’s 2020 election has felt endless; it’s probably easy for Americans to forget that, just north of the border, we Canadians are gearing up for a federal election of our own.
The Telegraphadded this to All StoriesMargaret Atwood Graeme Gibson, partner of Margaret Atwood, dies in London during Testaments book tourThe Telegraph - By Telegraph ReportersGraeme Gibson, a Canadian novelist and conservationist and the longtime partner of Margaret Atwood, died in a London hospital on Wednesday. He was 85. Doubleday, the imprint that has published both Gibson
The Guardianadded this to BooksBooks 'I genuinely felt she was talking to me': readers review Margaret Atwood's The TestamentsThe Guardian - Guardian readersA gripping read, atmospheric and didn’t disappoint! To me it resonates, to some degree, with what is happening in some parts of the World. Populism, treatment of women and the negative view by some of
aidaluciaadded this to Written wordsBooks Fall books preview: 52 reads to watch for this seasonThe Globe and Mail - Becky ToyneSome of this fall’s biggest new releases need little introduction. International heavyweights including Salman Rushdie (Quichotte), Ann Patchett (The Dutch House) and Alice Hoffman (The World That We will
Books Litigating Literature in Canadapublishersweekly.com - By Casey Plett When I worked as a book publicist at Biblioasis in Windsor, Ontario, which I did from 2017 until September of this year, we had a joke in the office …
The New York Timesadded this to BooksMargaret Atwood Considering Margaret Atwood and Uneasy SisterhoodThe New York TimesMichiko Kakutani reviews Margaret Atwood’s latest novel, “The Testaments,” in this week’s issue. In 1993, Lorrie Moore reviewed Atwood’s novel “The Robber Bride,” in which three women encounter the glamorous
Edmonton Sunadded this to Edmonton Sun NewsCanada Post Canada Post releases Leonard Cohen stamp set to honour legendary singer/poetedmontonsun.com - Barry Hanson Read More
Matador Networkadded this to All StoriesToronto, ON Toronto’s Distillery District is the ultimate hub for craft culturematadornetwork.com - Lucia Capretti Toronto is Canada’s most populous city, attracting people from around the world. This attracts plenty of developments, making it easy to skip over …
The Washington TimesBands Canada's best export: The Glorious SonsThe Washington Times - By Tim Constantine Canada exports nearly $100 billion in mineral fuels each year, more than $60 billion in vehicles and billions of dollars more in wood, plastics and …
Books Biblioasis Will Chance the the Bookspublishersweekly.com - By Dan Wells A few weeks ago, we at Biblioasis came across a pleonasm on Twitter that has quickly become our press slogan: “To chance the ducks.” John S. Famer’s …
The Atlanticadded this to CultureBooks The Books Briefing: Where Books and TV IntersectThe Atlantic - Myles PoydrasFrom the page to the screen, and back: your weekly guide to the best in books The past decade’s reappraisal of the television series as a major artistic medium for storytelling has expanded the overlap
Vancouver Art Gallery This is how Vancouver students are fighting climate change (PHOTOS)vancouverisawesome.com - Vancouver Courier Hundreds of students took to the streets of downtown Vancouver Friday afternoon for a “die-in” kicking off a week of action against climate …
Performing Arts Royal Winnipeg Ballet School holding auditions in Kelowna next monthkelownanow.com - Josh Duncan If you or your child are interested in a career in dance, you have a chance to audition for one of the world’s premier ballet companies next …
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