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Electronica band making a name for themselves

Electronica band making a name for themselves

It started as a joke, but don’t overlook the music
Quick, expressive sketches trigger memories

Quick, expressive sketches trigger memories

Artist Carol Roberts teaches travellers how to construct their own visual diaries
Oh for the love of Alice

Oh for the love of Alice

Reviewed by Paula Shackleton Too Much Happiness McClelland & Stewart/Douglas Gibson Books 320 pages, $32.99 Alice Munro's 14 th book, Too Much Happiness , is a collection of 10 short stories.

Notes from the ’09 Whistler Readers and Writers Fest

The eighth annual Whistler Readers and Writers Festival saw a 15 per cent increase in attendance this year, attracting a crowd of almost 200 people who had a selection of 20 seminars to choose from, including an evening poet's walk, "Haiku Idol," and

Chrzanowski takes flight at VIFF

The world premiere of Sacred Flight, a new work by veteran filmmakers Peter Chrzanowski and Ivan Hughes, will be at next month's Vancouver International Film Festival.
Sing and spin for the cure

Sing and spin for the cure

If you're Canadian, you know who Terry Fox is. For our international friends, here's a quick history lesson: Fox became famous for his Marathon of Hope, a cross-Canada run to raise money for cancer research.

Oldschool techno-turntablist returns for Frequency Friday

Who: tobias.dj What: Frequency Fridays Where: Blacks' Pub, Whistler Village. When: Sept. 11 and every Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Cost: Free. One of Canada's longstanding underground techno-turntablists, toibas.
Moore says Conservatives have increased funding for the arts

Moore says Conservatives have increased funding for the arts

Heritage minister's visit to Whistler part of MP's efforts to shorten the distance to Ottawa

Arts briefs

Follow the boarders down the rabbit hole
A lifetime chasing snakes is uncoiled

A lifetime chasing snakes is uncoiled

Snakebit: Confessions of a Herpetologist