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The Arts
Tradition meets innovation at powwow
There won't be any broncos at the MTS Centre for this weekend's Manito Ahbee International Competition Powwow.
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First-rate Jungle Book bares sharp teeth at MTYP
Don't expect the Disney version.
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Daughter's stage flight with 'old bastard' a success
THE mission for actress Linda Griffiths in her new dramatic monologue was to reconnect with her Second World War veteran father and get him to his squadron's last RAF reunion in England without starting a Third World War.
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Valuable Kurelek painting home for exhibition
A valuable painting by Manitoba artist William Kurelek has surfaced in England and been purchased by a Winnipeg gallery, solving the mystery of its whereabouts.
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in the studio Detour Nov7
Leslie
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Organ, saxophone blending unexpectedly workable
Salt and pepper, Mutt and Jeff, needle and thread -- familiar pairs that just seem to fit together. But how about organ and saxophone?
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