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Robson centennial exhibit unveiled

Robson centennial exhibit unveiled

Mount Robson is a mountain, and a place, of many rich stories.
Sunny Raven Gallery features books as art

Sunny Raven Gallery features books as art

What do you do with out-of-date law books? While that may sound like a lead up to a bad lawyer joke, if you’re a member of the Claresholm Artists and Artisans Club, you turn it into a work of art.
Good Lovelies keep it lively

Good Lovelies keep it lively

The Toronto-based, vocal harmony-infused folk trio The Good Lovelies has released five major works, won a Juno Award, received another nomination since 2006, and there is no end in sight.
Fest to feature one-man didgeridoo band

Fest to feature one-man didgeridoo band

You just never know what will happen when a youngster turns their hand to music.
Making music with Jim Cuddy

Making music with Jim Cuddy

Multiple gold-record creator and songwriter Jim Cuddy, who shares one half of the frontman load in Blue Rodeo, is a master of crafting love songs.
Bantle pays tribute to Canada's polar bears

Bantle pays tribute to Canada's polar bears

For 15 years, wildlife photographer Jason Leo Bantle has travelled to the arctic region of Canada to witness the life cycle of the polar bear.
Valley film crew produces Amazing Race

Valley film crew produces Amazing Race

When Banff filmmaker Guy Clarkson signed on as “province producer” for three segments of the Canadian version of the Amazing Race TV show, he was told to expect the project – shot at 10 different locations in seven provinces and three territories – t
Kyllonen starting to make worldwide waves

Kyllonen starting to make worldwide waves

After releasing one of her first song compositions into the Music BC/MAP Program in 2005, home grown singer-songwriter Pauline Kyllonen has been a busy bee in the music world.
Francey brings new work to festival

Francey brings new work to festival

When it comes to folk singers and songwriters, David Francey is the real deal. Francey’s journey to Juno Award-winner status did not run through high school band, college music studies then hitting the road to garner a listening audience.
East Coast girl heads West

East Coast girl heads West

Growing up in rural Prince Edward Island on a potato farm, JUNO-winning singer-songwriter Rose Cousins has learned to appreciate her country upbringing.
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