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  Sunday, 30 May 2004

930 saxophonists play Hockey Night in Canada... < 11:47:53 PM>.

Performers possibly set a world record
[The Globe and Mail: Arts] 'Fergus Hambleton, a 54-year-old Toronto musician who was among the participants, said he's been playing saxophone for four decades and has never witnessed such camaraderie among lovers of the instrument.'



A beaver and an eagle walk into... < 11:45:28 PM>.

Canadian identity is an endlessly variable sort of thing, so why shouldn't our national ditty occasionally stretch its wings too?
[The Globe and Mail: Arts] 'Living in New York City tends to transform people into more acute versions of themselves. Whalley has become a fiercer Canadian.

"Being Canadian is the money I have in my creative bank account," she said. "Coming to New York has made me really conscious of that, so when I go back in the summers, I have confidence in that. I feel my personal reality I draw on has value."'



In Canada, Tourism Is Easing Its Way Back < 3:20:02 AM>.

Tourism in Canada is recovering only gradually after a difficult 2003, but travel experts say it could take another year or so to rebound fully. [New York Times: Travel] 'Americans, by far the biggest group that comes here, made 35.5 million trips to Canada in 2003 - from one-day excursions to Niagara Falls to longer hiking trips through the Canadian Rockies - about a 13 percent drop from the year before.'






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