Tag Archives: Canada
Reasons to Pay Attention to Canada Besides the Olymipcs
Most of the time, we don’t spend a lot of time thinking about what our northern neighbor is up to…. until the Olympics, that is. Suddenly I’m seeing more advertisements for whale-watching in the Canadian outback than commercials featuring creepily … Continue reading →
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Concert Watch October 2009
Ok, I’ll grant you that there are a rip-roaring ten days left in the month of October… BUT that is not an excuse for you not to go out a catch some great live performances in New York’s backyard. For … Continue reading →
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