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Amanda Peters: Why she calls her new book her “training wheels”
Amanda Peters: Why she calls her new book her “training wheels”

Amanda Peters is a Nova Scotian writer of Mi’kmaq and European ancestry whose debut novel, “The Berry Pickers,” became one of the most talked about b…

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Tobias Jesso Jr.: How Adele changed the course of his career
Tobias Jesso Jr.: How Adele changed the course of his career

Tobias Jesso Jr. is a Grammy-winning Canadian musician from Vancouver who’s written pop hits for superstars like Adele, Harry Styles, Dua Lipa, and F…

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Phil Wizard: Overcoming self-doubt to win gold at the Olympics
Phil Wizard: Overcoming self-doubt to win gold at the Olympics

Unlike a lot of other gold medallists at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Phil Wizard didn't grow up dreaming of becoming an Olympian. The Vancouver-based br…

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Jason Reitman: How guest writing for SNL inspired Saturday Night
Jason Reitman: How guest writing for SNL inspired Saturday Night

It’s Oct. 11, 1975, and the cast and crew of “Saturday Night Live” are scrambling to get the very first episode on the air. Director Jason Reitman (J…

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Larissa FastHorse: The Thanksgiving Play satirizes good intentions gone wrong
Larissa FastHorse: The Thanksgiving Play satirizes good intentions gone wrong

You know that old quote about how the road to hell is paved with good intentions? That pretty much sums up “The Thanksgiving Play” by Larissa FastHor…

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Law Roach: Meet the “image architect” behind Zendaya, Celine Dion & more
Law Roach: Meet the “image architect” behind Zendaya, Celine Dion & more

As a self-described “image architect,” Law Roach is single-handedly responsible for styling Zendaya’s daring looks, as well as Celine Dion and Lindsa…

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Janelle Niles: Why Canada needs more pointed political comedy
Janelle Niles: Why Canada needs more pointed political comedy

Janelle Niles is a Black, Mi'kmaw, two-spirited comedian who’s been bringing her sharp humour to stages around Canada for the past few years. Now, sh…

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Victor Garber: Why there’s still one thing left on his acting bucket list
Victor Garber: Why there’s still one thing left on his acting bucket list

The Canadian actor Victor Garber (Titanic, Legally Blonde, Alias) has enjoyed an incredible career on stage and screen. This month, he’ll be honoured…

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Quick Q: How Patrick Watson channeled Leonard Cohen without imitating his sound
Quick Q: How Patrick Watson channeled Leonard Cohen without imitating his sound

When the Montreal singer-songwriter Patrick Watson was tapped to write music for “So Long, Marianne” — a new scripted series about the romance betwee…

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Kelsey Grammer: Why Frasier is more than just his most famous role
Kelsey Grammer: Why Frasier is more than just his most famous role

For many of his fans, Kelsey Grammer is inseparable from his character Dr. Frasier Crane, who first appeared on “Cheers” and later got his own spin-o…

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