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Article content The 17-day trek from Peawanuck to Moose Factory brought a “rollercoaster of emotions” to Sam Hunter. Hunter, 55, started walking from his home community Peawanuck to Moose Factory to raise awareness about issues he feels passionate about such as diabetes, the Ring of Fire development and climate change. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. He left Peawanuck on March 18 and arrived in Moose Factory last Saturday, April 3. “It’s kind of really emotional, sad and happy at the same time,” Hunter said about finishing his journey. H...

There were also yellow cards for Dane Whale (COB), Ben Stephens (COB) and Chase Jordan (Freyberg) for infringing at the breakdown. Freyberg were up for it in parts and put COB under pressure, with standout No 8 Jekope Kitou making big runs up the middle and getting Freys on the front foot. College held the ball for longer periods, taking advantage of any Freyberg mistake, with first five-eighth Stewart Cruden finding gaps. Their scrum was a weapon and won them a penalty try. Loose forwards Jared Goodson, who was a regular lineout target, and Elyjah Crosswell got stuck into everything. Pa...

Article content A Peawanuck man is going to walk more than 600 kilometres from his home community to Moose Factory to raise awareness about various issues. Sam Hunter, 55, originally tried to start his journey last week but had to return home due to a family emergency. He is planning to leave Peawanuck again on Thursday, March 18. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. There are three reasons why he’s doing it. The first reason is to raise awareness about diabetes. Hunter used to have high sugar levels and took about 15 pills a day plus insulin injecti...

Jim Dine's diptych Harry Mathews Skis the Vercour (1973) has been donated to the Rose Art Museum Sotheby's Twelve years after its collection seemed fated to be sold off by Brandeis University to raise funds, the Rose Art Museum in Waltham, Massachusetts, says it has received gifts of 86 works of art—including pieces by Francesco Clemente, Jim Dine, Jenny Holzer, Betye Saar and Andy Warhol—in honour of the 60th anniversary of its founding. The donations appear to reflect renewed confidence in the university’s ability to sustain the museum and its 9,000-plus work...

Rose Art Museum receives record number of gifts of art for its 60th anniversary James Ari Montford, The Annunciation, 2015. Mixed media collage with oil crayon and paper. Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University. Purchased with a gift from members of the class of 73 and 74, 2020.3.2. WALTHAM, MASS .-The Rose Art Museum announced the gift of 86 works of art in honor of the museum’s 60th anniversary. This trove of artworks – by established and emerging artists – includes significant pieces by Francesco Clemente, Renee Cox, Jim Dine, Jenny Holzer, Wakamatsu Koichiro, Danny Lyon, Yoko Ono, Nam J...