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Rock The Kootenays VIP packages on sale
VIP packages became available for sale Thursday, February 15, at 10 a.m. for Rock the Kootenays 2024, presented by Fabrite, FR Rentals and 102.9 Rewind…
Robert Rotenberg keeps the action moving forward
Book Review By Derryll White Rotenberg, Robert (2012). Stray Bullets. Just the fact that the author is Canadian, and the action takes place in Toronto,…
Rock the Kootenays schedule release Jan. 23
The full daily schedule for Rock the Kootenays 2024 is set to be released publicly on Tuesday, January 23. Eleven acts were announced in December…
11 acts announced For Rock The Kootenays
Eleven acts for ‘Rock The Kootenays 2024’ have been officially announced for the weekend concert series, set for Friday, August 9 through Sunday, August 11,…
Local artists selected for Music BC program
Music BC, the voice of British Columbia’s music industry, today announced 15 artists who will be the first to participate in ARC, an intensive accelerator program…
I will look for more works by Robert Rotenberg
Book Review By Derryll White Rotenberg, Robert (2017). Heart of the City I am always slightly excited to start a book by someone I have…
Aubert leads the reader to reflect on social issues
Book Review By Derryll White Aubert, Rosemary (2005). The Red Mass. This is an Ellis Portal mystery, seemingly the last. Rosemary Aubert has taken the…
The Great Canadian Seniors Break-Even Challenge
Letter to the Editor Beginning on July 6, the federal government began sending out $300, tax free, to 6.7 million seniors who receive Old Age Security…
More training would curb police violence, making society safer
“Perceptions,” by Gerry Warner Op-Ed Commentary So, what’s with the police? I mean the police of Canada and the U.S., who in the past month…