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On Sunday, May 28th, 2024 ON-SALE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1ST AT 10AM SAN FRANCISCO, CA – As the universal accolades and extensive airplay continue to pour in for the 78- year-old Bruce Cockburn’s 38th album, O Sun O Moon, True North Records has announced the release of a new single, “Us All,” on September 26, along with a string of additional world tour dates. Bruce Cockburn has enjoyed an illustrious career shaped by politics, spirituality, and musical diversity.

Wellington OPP say five people are in hospital following a two-vehicle collision in Erin. Around 5:45 p.m. on Sunday, police said they responded to a serious collision involving a pair of sedans on Wellington Road 22, east of Hillsburgh. Investigators said the individuals suffered multiple injuries including one who is in serious condition. OPP are still looking into what caused the collision. © 2023 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.

Guelph police say $2,500 worth of fragrances have been stolen from a business near Stone Road Mall. Police said they received a call from staff on Monday after the incident occurred on Sunday afternoon. Investigators said two men went into the business and one of them distracted a clerk, while the other put a large number of perfume bottles in a reusable bag. It’s believed the suspects then walked to a car parked outside of the security camera’s range.

Downtown Guelph is getting into the festive spirit. The Spirit of the Season festival is set to take place Friday, Dec. 1 and Saturday, Dec. 2. It’s a two-day event organized by the Guelph Community Foundation and the Downtown Guelph Business Association. The event will feature an indoor and outdoor market, a Santa Claus parade and the mayor and council’s Christmas tree lighting ceremony.

When The Prodigy released their classic album The Fat of the Land in the summer of 1997, rock was in trouble. Pundits predicted that guitar rock was in its death throes with its corpse about to be devoured by things like the crab on the front of that record. Electonica was the future. Bands like The Prodigy would see to it. While that never happened–rock rebounded nicely with the indie rock revival that started a few years later–electronica found its niche and blossomed into the larger EDM scene.

Taylor Swift on Sunday met with the family of Ana Clara Benevides Machado, the 23-year-old fan who this month died while attending the star’s concert in Brazil. Ahead of her final Eras Tour show at the Allianz Parque stadium in São Paulo, Swift posed for a photo with the Machado family, Entertainment Tonight reported. In the photo, which has since been circulated online, the 33-year-old Anti-Hero singer stood beside Machado’s loved ones, including her father, Weiny Machado.

A Markham man was busted after apparently having his friend try to take the fall according to Guelph Police Service. Officers were called about a two-vehicle crash that occurred in the area of Gordon Street and Waterloo Avenue around 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Investigators say a Honda SUV turned into the path of a taxi, colliding with it before striking a building. No injuries were reported.

Many organizations in Guelph are taking part in Giving Tuesday. The Canadian Mental Health Association Waterloo Wellington are introducing Gifts that Give, selling things like greeting cards, vouchers for Guelph Storm tickets, and chocolate wreaths. Money raised will go fund mental health support programs. The Children’s Foundation of Guelph and Wellington are encouraging donors to text the word SHINE to 41010 to make a $5 donation.

Alan Cross Corus Radio I can’t remember the last time I received anything from Pembroke, Ontario, but here we are. (I do have a soft spot for bands that come from smaller centres). This is the first single from their sophomore EP by the duo of Brandon Kennedy and Christopher Chartrand (he was the live drummer for Crystal Castles). There’s definitely an 80s electro feel to what they do. Interesting video, too. (That’s Brandon in the video, by the way.)