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Where Apples Meet Amplifiers – Blue Mountains Cider Festival is Back

The undeniable zest of summer is in the air and that means it’s time to mark your calendars and tell your boss you’ve got a very important apple-related appointment coming…

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The lost art of the coffee house

The first live performance I ever took part in was at a coffee house that had been put on in the West Hill cafeteria in Owen Sound. I can’t remember…

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Zone out to Adam Ferri’s new project The Smoking Pets

In case you hadn’t noticed, we got hit with a pretty hefty winter this year. January and February especially were pretty full-on with what felt like daily snow storms and…

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The Crannie Cup: 25 Years of Figure-Eight Racing

The summer heat has subsided, whimpering under the foot of the autumn equinox. The air has turned crisp, darkness blankets the landscape earlier and earlier each day. Fish spawn in…

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Marsh Street Rocks is inspiring the next generation of local rock stars

When I was ten years old, I was certain I’d be a rock star. I asked my parents to buy me an electric guitar for my birthday (there was no…

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Paige Warner’s Bitter/Sweet proves she’s a modern pop singer-songwriter with a timeless sound

Paige Warner is a Canadian alt-pop/ soul inspired singer songwriter who has been carving out a place for herself in the indie Canadian music scene. Whether she’s making radio appearances,…

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Where Apples Meet Amplifiers – Blue Mountains Cider Festival is Back

The lost art of the coffee house

Zone out to Adam Ferri’s new project The Smoking Pets

The Crannie Cup: 25 Years of Figure-Eight Racing

Marsh Street Rocks is inspiring the next generation of local rock stars

Paige Warner’s Bitter/Sweet proves she’s a modern pop singer-songwriter with a timeless sound

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Lazarettes’ Sweet Misery has serious Canadian rock swagger

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