Song was first performed on June 24, 1880, in Quebec
Hayley Wickenheiser to host July 1 on city’s Facebook, YouTube pages
‘Together we can show everyone the Canadian Spirit is alive and well in these difficult times’
Rob Ahlgren fondly remembered by many on the Peninsula
Popular local artist Richard Tichelman now goes simply by Richard
Isaiah Faber’s ‘death bed (coffee for your head) ft. beabadoobee’ has over 440 million Spotify hits
‘It’s always bothered me that I never gave (recording music) a try,’ says Cat Levan
‘The hardest part is reminding people that they can’t dance, which isn’t easy,’ pub operator says
Production values added to socially-distanced shows
Brian John Harwood and Dustin Bird co-wrote the track, which features 18 Canadian country artists
‘Song and laughter will see you through,’ says Dorothy McKilligan
‘We will be one of the first indoor theatres to open in Canada’ since COVID-19 forced closures
‘We have the ‘honour’ of being the first large city to put on a virtual Pride Festival’
At Central City Fun Park, ‘things will be a little different than what we had originally planned’
#MyNatureSketch initiative encourages Canadians to become ‘bright-eyed three year olds’
NOX donates to Food Bank for every stream
Nightclub showcased local talent, connected friends, and even hosted a wedding during its 34 years
‘People are still trying to figure out who the heck I am,’ Tyler Joe Miller says
Downtime for Long Time No Time
The one-hour program is intended to send a message of hope and gratitude
