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Rural Alberta Advantage riding their emotional terrain to Niagara

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| Welland Tribune Verified
It was never an issue before. But these days, a Canadian band calling itself The Rural Alberta Advantage comes with strange baggage. With residents of the western province to vote in October on whether to remain part of Canada, singer and guitarist Nils Edenloff — he spent some of his childhood on a family farm in Alberta — realizes there’s a political overtone to his band’s name that wasn’t there when it formed 21 years ago.
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‘Wind in the Willows’ brings the classic forest fun to Shaw Festival

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By John Law Verified
| Cambridge Times Verified
Last season, Shaw Festival ended its long trip to Narnia after four shows, and none too soon. After a rousing start, the children’s series of shows became increasingly muddled and uninspired. Which made the addition of “The Wind in the Willows” such a welcome addition to this season. It could launch a new series for Shaw, based on the classic British children’s stories by Kenneth Grahame about forest critters and the very adult, very human problems they face.
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Thousands make a merry mess for Holi Festival of Colour in St. Catharines

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By John Law Verified
| St. Catharines Standard Verified
For a few hours Saturday, it was like a rainbow exploded on the Meridian Centre parking lot. Niagara’s fifth annual Holi Festival of Colour had crowds dancing while throwing powdered paint at each other, turning their faces and clothes into a giant colouring book. The Bollywood-style event is based upon an ancient Hindu celebration meant to welcome spring’s arrival and is usually held in March, but local organizers have found crowds eager to celebrate it in the warm weather.
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