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Meet the faces behind 'Our Canada'

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By Erin Grace
| The Toronto Observer
Meet the team behind the Toronto Observer’s ‘Our Canada‘ feature package! We’re a group of 32 aspiring journalists from the University of Toronto’s Joint Journalism program in collaboration with Centennial College, and from Centennial College’s Contemporary Journalism program. Over the past seven weeks, we have worked together to either write or film uniquely Canadian stories. We also edited, packaged and created promotional plans for the stories, to share them on social media.
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Rooted in stories: The power of local bookstores and Canadian authors

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By Erin Grace
| The Toronto Observer
Independent bookstores like McNally Books are playing a key role in preserving Canadian literature and uplifting homegrown voices, according to Toronto bookseller Danielle McNally and award-winning children’s author Sylvia McNicoll. In a recent interview filmed at McNally Books, located at Queen Street East and Jarvis Street, McNally, 35, spoke about the importance of connecting readers with Canadian-authored stories.
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High-energy Omaha cover band serves up layered treat for joyful crowds

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By Erin Grace
| Omaha World-Herald Verified
Music from a local cover band pours off the stage at Omaha’s Harney Street Tavern. Notes of joy and familiarity — "Rocky Raccoon," "Billie Jean," "Lovely Day" — waft up the stairs of this semi-subterranean downtown hole-in-the-wall. Inside, a high-energy trio pumps out a range of tunes with soul, gusto and a kind of wink to the audience. There’s carefree Nidhal Keddah on keyboards in his bro tank, and energetic Jimmy Cuadros hefting a sousaphone while holding a trumpet.
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