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Andy Elliott’s On the Periphery of Disco a fully realized vision

A year can feel long time, especially if we’re unable to set goals or find ourselves abandoning New Year’s resolutions in the first quarter. I suppose that’s why humans have…

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Kincardine’s Brontae Hunter releases an excellent debut album that pays tribute to her musical influences

To understand Brontae Hunter’s debut album, it helps to know that she’s a Bruce County girl from Irish heritage now living in Montreal as an actress/musician. She’s heavily influenced by…

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The true magic of Keppel Henge

Remember Y2K? The catastrophe that never was? Banks were to collapse, planes to fall from the sky, the power grid to fail and humanity to plunge back into the dark…

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A Rrampt Staycation Adventure: The Midland Food Tour

Tucked along the southeastern shore of Georgian Bay sits a small town with a big ol’ heart — and even bigger stomach. If you didn’t already know, Midland is a…

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Chef Zach Keeshig’s Summer Naagan menu gets back to the land through food and storytelling

Let me set the table for you. It’s Saturday in Owen Sound, it’s unusually hot, and we’re especially hungry. We’ve worked up an appetite from an afternoon spent swimming in…

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Local author Jules Torti offers a tribute to 90s junk-food in Been There, Ate That

Calling all Gen-Xers…I’ve got a book for you! If you grew up in the 80s and 90s, author Jules Torti has done you a huge favour and compiled a chapter-by-chapter…

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Andy Elliott’s On the Periphery of Disco a fully realized vision

Kincardine’s Brontae Hunter releases an excellent debut album that pays tribute to her musical influences

The true magic of Keppel Henge

A Rrampt Staycation Adventure: The Midland Food Tour

Chef Zach Keeshig’s Summer Naagan menu gets back to the land through food and storytelling

Local author Jules Torti offers a tribute to 90s junk-food in Been There, Ate That

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Ontarians’ More How It Is uses great songwriting to ask big questions

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