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Celebrate Black History Month on CBC | CBC Television - Vimarsana News

Celebrate Black History Month on CBC | CBC Television

As we get ready to kick off Black History Month, CBC is again excited to showcase all the rich news and programming surrounding the Black Canadian experience throughout February and year-round.

Source: cbc.ca
Saskatchewan's music industry dazzles at annual awards night in Saskatoon - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan's music industry dazzles at annual awards night in Saskatoon

It was a rockin' good time at Saskatoon's Broadway Theatre on Saturday night as musicians from across the province gathered for the annual Saskatchewan Music Awards. 

Source: cbc.ca
Paintings of Indigenous ways of life in a northern Saskatchewan hamlet return home - Vimarsana News

Paintings of Indigenous ways of life in a northern Saskatchewan hamlet return home

A little over 30 years ago, Mary Joyce moved to Black Point for a year — she left the remote Northern Saskatchewan hamlet with an impressive art collection and an appreciation for the Indigenous community’s ways of life. Now she has donated the paintings so they could be in the community that inspired them.

Source: cbc.ca
20 great Canadian memoirs to read now - Vimarsana News

20 great Canadian memoirs to read now

Aug. 31 is We Love Memoirs Day. So celebrate with a good book!

Source: cbc.ca
Brothers build homestead their grandfather never had chance to finish, using methods from 1910 - Vimarsana News

Brothers build homestead their grandfather never had chance to finish, using methods from 1910

Twin brothers, alongside a host of volunteers, have spent several days building a homestead shack in homage to their grandfather, who built a sod house but never the shack to go with it.

Source: cbc.ca