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Graham Rockingham

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Former Hamilton Spectator Music Editor
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Ian Thomas performing special fundraising concert for Dundas’ Carnegie Gallery

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By Graham Rockingham
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)
Dundas was a much different place when Ian Thomas was growing up way back when. He remembers the mills and foundries that dominated its streets, but he also remembers the Carnegie library, a cultural oasis in a blue-collar town. Although the books have been replaced by paintings and sculptures, the Carnegie remains one of Dundas’ key creative hubs as a non-profit gallery promoting Canadian and local art.
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Ian Thomas performing special fundraising concert for Dundas’s Carnegie Gallery

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By Graham Rockingham
| St. Catharines Standard
Dundas was a much different place when Ian Thomas was growing up way back when. He remembers the mills and foundries that dominated its streets, but he also remembers the Carnegie library, a cultural oasis in a blue-collar town. Although the books have been replaced by paintings and sculptures, the Carnegie remains one of Dundas’ key creative hubs as a non-profit gallery promoting Canadian and local art.
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This band is keeping a great Canadian legacy alive

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By Graham Rockingham
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON)
Gordon Lightfoot’s connections to the city of Hamilton remain deep. Hamilton was home to his favourite place to record, Grant Avenue Studio. Bob Doidge, former owner of the studio, was Lightfoot’s go-to producer for his later albums. And McMaster Medical Centre was the place that saved Lightfoot’s life after the iconic singer-songwriter suffered a near fatal abdominal aneurysm in 2002.
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