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Peter Gzowski, 1934-2002 Peter Gzowski, Mr. Canada, was an icon of broadcasting in this country. canada • cbc • radio • broadcasting
Wagner on CBC "One ring to rule them all." The Canadian Opera Company is about to perform one of the most elaborate and massive opera works ever composed: Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle. canadian opera company • richard wagner • the ring cycle • cbc radio • norse mythology
2007 Canada Reads The Canada Reads competition is the literary version of television's Survivor. First launched in 2002, Canada Reads is a yearly contest hosted by CBC Radio One. canada reads • battle of the books • cbc radio • cbc radio one • literay contests
Appleyard & Hyman Vibraphonist Peter Appleyard and pianist-arranger Dick Hyman meet for a live radio session as part of the TD Canada Trust Ottawa International Jazz Festival peter appleyard • dick hyman • eric friesen • td canada trust ottawa international jazz festival • cbc radio
Friendly Giant Dies at 81 Bob Homme, known to millions of Canadians as the <i>Friendly Giant</i>, died in his home on Tuesday, May 1, 2000. friendly giant • canada • canadian • television • children
The Canadian Indie Music Scene In recent years, independent music has been steadily gaining in popularity, and Canada, with its superior indie scene, has been reaping the benefits. indie music canada • independent music canada • indie music scene • quality records • canadian rock
Canada Reads 2009 Winner Canadian Author Laurence Hill scores another literary prize in his tale of slavery and freedom. the book of negroes wins canada reads;cbc radio bo • laurence hill's novel wins battle of the books • canada reads 2009 winner • laurence hill the book of negroes • avi lewis book of negroes
Canadian Literature Goes Head to Head on CBC Be sure to tune your radio to CBC for Canada Reads, a week long debate about some of Canada's most-talked about novels of the year. canada reads • cbc canada reads • canada reads contest • cbc radio canada • canada book contest
Canadians VALUE . . . a True North Dozen What do Canadians value? Where do these values come from? One writer's opinion. To be continued next month. canadian • values • peace • justice • fairness
From the Guess Who to BTO to…CBC? Canadian rocker Randy Bachman has done it all over the past 40-odd years...at least musically-speaking. And he's added radio host to his list of accomplishments. randy bachman • vinyl tap • cbc • radio • musician
Canadian Television Canada's version of things on the air. canada • television • media • medium • cbc
Barack Obama Visits Canada On Thursday, February 19th, President Barack Obama made his first official foreign visit. He discussed trade, climate change, and Afghanistan with Stephen Harper. barack obama canada • american president canada • obama visit ottawa • obama beavertails • obama economy nafta
Biography of Thomas King Contemporary novelist, children's author, professor, editor, radio host, lecturer, politician: is there anything esteemed Canadian Thomas King can't do? biography of thomas king • canadian author thomas king • thomas king • novelist thomas king • canadian thomas king
Computer Security Weekly, March 6, 2000 March 6, 2000, This week's events in computer security, both on and off the net. computer • security • network • internet • virus
Dalton Camp, 1920-2002 Dalton Camp was one of Canada's most influential commentators. canada • dalton camp • pc • conservative
Frank Shuster, 1916-2002 Comedy in this country owes its soul to this man. canada • comedy • frank shuster • johnny wayne • wayne and shuster
Jeff Healey Dies at Age 41 Jeff Healey, one of Canada's finest guitar heroes, died of cancer on March 2, 2008, after battling the disease that left him blind at an early age for most of his life. jeff healey dies at 41 • canadian guitar hero jeff healey • jeff healey dies of cancer • see the light jeff healey • roadhouse
Life on the Refrigerator Door Notes left on the refrigerator door take on new meaning for a mother and daughter when their world is suddenly changed by an event that neither of them anticipated. alice kuipers • mother • daughter • relationships • leaving notes
Odessa/Havana Klezmer king Dave Buchbinder and Cuban pianist Hilario Duran to meet under the aegis of the Ottawa Jazz Festival Nov. 26 dave buchbinder • hilario duran • odessa/havana • klezmer • cuban jazz
Ottawa's Underground Diefenbunker Tour Canada's Cold War Museum near Ottawa known as the Diefenbunker, complex underground warren of protection in the event of a nuclear war. diefenbunker • underground bunker • ottawa • nuclear attack • cold war
Speaking to Shelley A. Leedahl, Part Two Shelley A. Leedahl describes writing for adults compared to writing for youth, and talks about her future writing projects. canadian literature • shelley a leedahl • childrens literature • tell me everything • stories
The Oceans: where it all begins. plankton is the primordal food source. ocean • oceans • plankton • toxic waste • toxins
A Biography of Mavis Gallant Although she has lived in Paris since 1950, Mavis Gallant remains one of Canada's most prolific and admired short story writers. mavis gallant • from the fifteenth district • canadian author • canadian literature • paris
A Book Review of Freddy's Day at the Races Freddy, dressed as a pirate, goes with his mom to the Royal St. John's Regatta. After arriving at Quidi Vidi Lake, he runs away. The chase is on to see where he is going. freddy’s day at the races • susan chalker browne • royal st john’s regatta • quidi vidi lake • kathy hildarose kaulbach
Alf Crossley: The Kootenays in Brushstrokes Crossley's paintings incorporate, not only Modernism or elements of natural settings, but advancement of 2-dimensional landscape art into the 21st century (Part 2 of 3). alf crossley • kootenay gallery of art • modernism and post-modernism in western canada • canadian landscape painters • ethics of photojournalism
Biography of the Richler Family A brief biography of Mordecai Richler and his children, Daniel, Noah, Jacob, Emma and Martha, all who have followed in their father's literary footsteps. mordecai richler • richler family • canadian writers • mordecai richler famous canadian • biography of mordecai richler
Canada's Foreign Policy Gets a Harder Edge The government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper is changing the language of its foreign affairs officials to downplay humanitarian concerns. canadian foreign policy • stephen harper • conservative ideology • responsibility to protect • foreign service politically influenced
CBC Announces Layoffs In an attempt to save up to $171 million the Canadian Broadcast Corporation (CBC) has announced they're cutting 800 jobs beginning in May, 2009. cbc funding& programming cuts • programming cuts • retirement incentive packages • blaming harper government • broken business model
Computer Security Weekly, February 28, 2000 February 28, 2000, This week's events in computer security, both on and off the net. computer • security • network • internet • virus
Espanola High School's Spartan Youth Radio Students at Espanola High School (EHS) in Espanola, Ontario, are involved in running a podcast from their school with the slogan, "We're all kinds of different." spartan youth radio • espanola high school • youtube • youth podcasts • entertainment news
Fifty Years of Hockey This season Hockey Night in Canada/La Soirée du Hockey is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary...on television. canada • hockey • cbc • src
Heard the news? The Internet allows you to listen in on news programs from around the world. real audio • shortwave • bbc • cbc • journalism
In The News.... Some recent events and newly discovered resources of interest to librarians and other information professionals... news • lis news • librarianship • libraries • librarians
Review of Hey Freddy, it's Canada's Birthday! Susan Chalker Browne has created another entertaining and educational adventure for Freddy, illustrated with the delightful and whimsical artwork of HildaRose. hey freddy it’s canada’s birthday • author susan chalker browne • illustrator hildarose • illustrator kathy kaulbach • signal hill picture book
Royal Canadian Air Farce Ends Run on Canadian TV Royal Canadian Air Farce is signing off CBC-TV after more than 300 television episodes and 16 New Year's Eve Specials. royal canadian air farce says goodbye • air farce new year's eve final flight • royal canadian air farce ends run on canadian tele • royal canadian air farce takes final bow on cbc-tv • royal canadian air farce signing off cbc-tv
The Results of Canada Reads 2009 It was a battle of the books as The Book of Negroes, The Fat Woman Next Door is Pregnant, Fruit, Mercy Among the Children and The Outlander vied for Canada Reads title canada reads 2009 • canada reads results • canada reads 2009 results • results of canada reads • canadian fiction
Trains of Winnipeg Poet Clive Holden sets his work to music on a CD that features more than just words. canadian literature • clive holden • trains of winnipeg
Canadians VALUE . . . (Part 2 of 2) Canadians VALUE: Peace, Justice, Tolerance, Loyalty, Humanity / Human Rights, Respect for Authority, Vision, Equality, Strength, Beauty, Spirituality, Non-Violence. values • identity • peace • justice • tolerance
Elections: Part II, the Canadian Alliance Alright, week two of election watch. This week we check out the Canadian Alliance (formerly the Reform Party of Canada). canada • reform • canadian alliance • stockwell day • conservatives
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Grab a cob of corn and a glass of elderflower champagne and join World Languages' Second Annual Leftovers Picnic! university • college • london • sci.lang • james
Nahentah! Cree
An aboriginal language meets the millennium head-on. cree • algonquin • algonkian • quebec • canada
The Shipyard That Got Away - Part 1 Written for the One That Got Away Event, this two-part article details one man's quest to capture a shipyard for his state. portsmouth naval shipyard • victor bourre • king george ii decree of 1740 • king george iii decree of 1770 • us constitution
The Shipyard That Got Away - Part 2 Written for the One That Got Away Event, this two-part article details one man's quest to capture a shipyard for his state. portsmouth naval shipyard • victor bourre • king george ii decree of 1740 • king george iii decree of 1770 • us constitution
The Social Contract is Broken There are signs that people, crippled by the financial crisis, are beginning to take out their anger on the elites, just as they did in the French Revolution. financial crisis • ceo pay • worker discontent • french revolution • jean-jacques rousseau
Upcoming Conferences of Note Some of the excellent library conferences coming up in the next few months. conference • conferences • professional development • librarians • library science
Interview: Bruce McDonald on Pontypool In Part #1 of this exclusive interview, director Bruce McDonald (Roadkill, Dance Me Outside) talks about his new horror movie Pontypool. Movie opens March 6th. bruce mcdonald • pontypool • exclusive interview • maple pictures • tony burgess
Online Reference Resources: Encyclopedias (Part 2) More online encyclopedias, useful for the reference librarian or any Web searcher. encyclopedias • encyclopedia • reference works • reference • online research
The Culture of Summer Culture is the way we live and grow together. If life is a highway, culture is the intersection of people and place. What have you done on your summer holidays? family • reunion • anniversary • visiting |
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