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What We're Looking Forward To At This Year's Ottawa International Animation Festival - Vimarsana News

What We're Looking Forward To At This Year's Ottawa International Animation Festival

OIAF is back in person this year, with a jam-packed program for attendees eager to meet face-to-face after two years apart.

Inaugural Log Drivers' Festival in Marmora cut short by storm - Vimarsana News

Inaugural Log Drivers' Festival in Marmora cut short by storm

Marmora’s Memorial Park was a sea of red plaid flannel shirts Saturday as the community hosted their first-ever Log Drivers’ Festival.

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Handheld: The Log Driver's Waltz" - Vimarsana News

Handheld: The Log Driver's Waltz"

Handheld have released a video for their cover of "The Log Driver's Waltz". The song was originally written by Wade Hemsworth in 1955. The song is off their upcoming album A Canadian Tragedy due out June 14 via Thousand Island Records. Handheld released All We Could Afford in 2005. Check out the v...

Island Falls to celebrate Winterfest Feb. 25-27 - Vimarsana News

Island Falls to celebrate Winterfest Feb. 25-27

As part of Island Falls’ 150th birthday celebration, a community Winterfest will take place Feb. 25-27 at locations throughout the town.

Songs suggested for early grades by Alberta curriculum advisers have racist roots, teachers say - Vimarsana News

Songs suggested for early grades by Alberta curriculum advisers have racist roots, teachers say

Also removed was the song, Dixie, known as an anthem of Confederacy, and the sexually suggestive song, Buffalo Gals. The ministry "rightly removed these songs" in drafting, said Nicole Sparrow, acting press secretary for Education Minister Adriana LaGrange. "The final curriculum will contain a wide collection of song options, taking into account the broad history and diversity of Canada," she said in an email. List still problematic, researcher says But Schuurman-Olson said many of the songs she considers problematic remain.  "It still prioritizes a western classical European view as the mu...

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