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2018 CKRZ Music Festival rocks the grounds 0
- Arts and Culture, Entertainment
- May 23, 2018
From street dances to festivals, CKRZ has been a staple indigenous radio station for years and has evolved with the times. SIX NATIONS — The CKRZ FM Radio Station hosted the 2018 CKRZ Music Festival at the Six Nations Community Hall and Parks and Recreation on Sunday, May 20, which was quick to become a
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Clint Eastwood told ‘Indian Horse’ director: ‘People need to see this movie’0
- Arts and Culture, Entertainment
- April 18, 2018
TORONTO — When Canadian director Stephen S. Campanelli showed his new film “Indian Horse” to his mentor, Clint Eastwood, the four-time Oscar winner was in disbelief. In theatres Friday, the drama is based on late Canadian author Richard Wagamese’s acclaimed novel, about an Ojibwe residential school survivor who faces racism and systemic barriers as he
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New film explores coming out story for gay teens 0
- Arts and Culture, Entertainment
- March 28, 2018
By Mia Jones It is not up for debate, that young people are becoming powered to change, seeking to improve the world the previous generations have set up for them. Generation Z has been described as “the gayest, most trans, most racially diverse generation out there.” With these youth growing up surrounded by social and
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Live Music Fridays: Q&A with Jace Martin 0

BRANTFORD – Beginning on Friday, March 23 the Live Music Fridays Concert Series is set to host a myriad of indigenous artists at Club N.V., to offer evenings with the likes of Derek Miller, Crystal Shawanda and Jace Martin. Martin provided some insight through a Q&A before the opening concert where he will be offering

Black Panther is breaking records 0

May contain spoilers, read at your own risk. Black Panther was one of the most highly anticipated Marvel Studios films of this year, and the film is thick with intentional African accents. The film explores the story of T’Challa played by Chadwick Boseman, who takes on the role of King of Wakanda after the passing

Logan’s Staats is a Lucky One 0

BRANTFORD – Family, friends, fans and supporters filled the Sanderson Centre for the Performing Arts on Saturday, February 24, to support three of the artists that went through CTV’s The Launch. Fourteen-year-old Vivian Hicks and the chosen artist of Episode Four POESY opened the show before ‘Lucky Ones’ Artist Logan Staats stole the night to

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