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The Independence Thing – by Sarah Renwick

I’ve been called a bra burner. A man hater. A femi-nazi. A bitch. But what nobody realizes is that those words don’t hurt. What hurts is that people label me as a cold and sarcastic person who is too independent. …

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Student refugee program – by Meagan Porter

I’m warning you right now that this story will tug on your heart strings. I’ m serious, I’ m about to give a voice to a program that

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The Impact of Community Television – by Patti Berardi

When I was 5 years old I used to carry around my ghetto blaster and interview everyone in my family, including my cat Ming. I have fond memories

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The klout of social media – by Robert Lavigne

Stephen King once said that he gets paid to write about his nightmares. I awoke on a cold morning from a nightmare myself and it spawned this article.

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It takes a community to raise a theatre – by Kevin Magee

If you’ve ever wondered who the guy is that is accountable for everything that happens at the Sanderson Centre, it’s me. My name is Kevin Magee and I’m

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Sugar & Spice & Puppy Dog Tails – by Lisa Wood

It’s Diversity Week at Laurier Brantford, and I’m sitting in a lecture hall with faculty, staff, students, and community members, listening to Karleen Pendleton Jiménez talk about gender

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Made in Brantford – by Rob Michalchuk

Traveling around when I perform live I often get asked what the scene is like where I come from. When I talk to people in larger cities, and tell

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Brantford: time to talk about the creative economy – by Marc Laferriere

Photo courtesy of Ida Adamowicz I was a working artist once. Wait, let me explain. For about 5 years I worked in the media. I was the Executive Producer of

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How Paul Simon Changed My Life – by Dave Carrol, Illustration by Steve Boyd

I didn’t used to like our culture very much. I became more jaded about the futility of societal ills than a young person should ever be. Thankfully, Paul

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Steve McGhee, Pixels and ‘Disaster Porn’ – by Lucas Duguid

The bio of digital artist Steve Mcghee includes a rather unique disclaimer: “My work is in no way intended to glorify or condone acts of terrorism or celebrate

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