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‘The trout papi’: Toronto’s Drake makes fly-fishing magazine coverThe publication, which just so happens to be named “The Drake,” unveiled the Toronto native as the face of its Fall 2024 issue on its Instagram page this week.EntertainmentOct 10
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First Oasis, now Coldplay: New Rogers Stadium lands another act in TorontoThe newly-announced Rogers Stadium in north Toronto has lined up another major act to perform at the venue when it opens next year.EntertainmentOct 9
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‘An achievement’: Artist living with autism draws masterpiece of Old MontrealA Montreal artist living with autism draws a stunning drawing of the Old Montreal skyline and garners hundreds of thousands of views on social mediaCanadaOct 8
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Kelowna Art Gallery opens the vault for new exhibitionThe Kelowna Art Gallery has been collecting masterpieces for years, tucking them into the vault. But, as we all know, art is meant to be seen.LifestyleOct 6
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‘The Lion King’ retraces circle of life with launch of new Toronto productionOttawa stage actress Camille Eanga-Selenge says her love of 'The Lion King' developed years before she landed the role of Nala in the upcoming Toronto stage production.EntertainmentOct 4
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Lethbridge convention celebrates tattoo cultureThe tattoo industry has grown over the last few years. A recent study by Narrative Research says one third of Canadians have tattoos, and most have no regrets about getting them.CanadaSep 13
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‘His last wish’: Edmonton mom hopes to get son’s painting to P!nkAn Edmonton mother hopes the perfect storm will help fulfill her son's last wish. Getting a painting he made while battling cancer, before he died, to the pop star P!nk.CanadaAug 26
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Local photography series recognizes classic N.S. businessesA local photographer is sharing her appreciation for Halifax’s most beloved businesses through a photo series called Time and Tide.CanadaAug 15
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Calgary artists invite pedestrians to grab spray paint, join Chinatown mural projectThe new mural will be unveiled at the Chinatown Street Festival on Aug. 17.EntertainmentAug 2
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Another man pleads guilty in mass forgery of Norval Morrisseau’s artworksAnother Thunder Bay, Ont., man who oversaw the creation of fake Norval Morrisseau paintings has pleaded guilty to fraud-related charges.CanadaJun 5
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