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My husband and I have a howler. Not the unhappy kind found in the Harry Potter books (that’s a piece of mail I hope I never receive) but the furry kind that has four paws and whiskers. Leo, half Bengal and half something else, lives to howl — in the bedroom, in the kitchen, in the bathroom. He learned quickly that letting out some howls in the bathtub is awesome because of the reverberation. If I didn’t know better, I’d say he’s half wolf. Is there such a thing as a wolfeline?

* Join the Fernie Alpine Resort club on Strava and check out the four routes on offer https://www.strava.com/clubs/FARevents * Complete one (or all) of the event segments, track your results, and post on Strava. * Collect your medal and 15% off voucher for Legends or Griz Bar from Guest Services. ***Show your confirmation email to receive your Legends voucher. ***Show your Strava results to receive your medal. ***When you pick up your medal, you will automatically go into the draw for our grea...

photo: Allfilm TALLINN: The year 2020 was an extraordinary year for the Estonian film industry. The coronavirus pandemic had a devastating effect on the industry and cinema attendance all over Europe. However, on the positive side, the local market share of Estonian films rose to a record high, garnering 26.72% of the total number of cinema admissions. The per capita rate of cinema going in Estonia was still relatively healthy at 1.35. The most watched film was Christopher Nolan’s  Tenet, wh...

4 North A and Beyond Noh. Maybe that’s just because this community has long been partial to a hermetic existence. This year’s Oscar-qualifying shorts offer a mildly accurate overview of the international festival circuit during the last couple of years (some of them debuted in 2019). Since the big-studio films are going to get oodles of promotion and attention, let’s focus on a handful and a half of lesser-known films (in no particular order) that Academy voters should take some time to...