Canuck

Stories with a Canadian angle

Last modified:
1/2/2006; 16:55:52

Bookmarks:


cbc.ca
radio-canada.ca
Globe and Mail
Walrus Magazine
Canadian English
JP [Yukon]
Ruk [PEI]
Montreal City Weblog
spacing [Toronto]
Toronto Life

  Thursday, 24 June 2004

Politicians respond to ACTRA on arts issues < 11:00:00 PM>.

Four of the major political parties have shared their positions regarding Canadian cultural issues, but the Conservative Party didn't respond to a questionnaire, the Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA) says. [CBC Arts News]



Canadian music downloading on the rebound: study < 10:52:55 PM>.

After suffering a sharp drop last winter, illegal music file-sharing appears to be on the rise again and few Canadians have visited the new "legal" sites, according to a Toronto-based research firm. [CBC Arts News]



Fete nationale (photo) < 6:24:27 PM>.

Many scenes like this one in Beaubien Park played out last night; the city's very quiet today as everyone sleeps off the party. [montreal city weblog]

Montrealers know how to live.



U.S. 'friendly fire' pilot avoids court martial... < 4:33:18 PM>.

The U.S. pilot who bombed and killed four Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan struck a deal on Thursday to avoid a court martial. [CBC News]

Cowboy gets a slap on the wrist and he can do it all over again. At least his partner had the decency to retire.



New Brunswick man says he wanted to kill Torontonians; friendly dog saves day (Canadian Press) < 4:30:23 PM>.

Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - A man who told police he was bent on a murderous rampage thought people in his native New Brunswick were nice, so he planned to move his shooting spree to Toronto instead - until a friendly dog changed his mind about the city's residents. The man drove from the Maritimes with a carload of guns and ammunition intending to kill as many people in Toronto as he could before a last-minute encounter with a woman and her dogs convinced him Torontonians are nice, too. [Yahoo! News - World]



Late, but not necessarily great < 12:19:58 AM>.

Alex Colville: Return exhibition raises questions about late-career shows
[The Globe and Mail: Arts]



Candidates debate the arts in Vancouver < 12:15:32 AM>.

A Vancouver man disappointed by the lack of debate about cultural issues during the election campaign took matters into his own hands and organized an all-candidates debate about the arts Tuesday night. [CBC Arts News]



Travelling filmmaking project sets out to inspire native youth < 12:05:50 AM>.

A group of young filmmakers are packing into a mobile studio and heading out to visit First Nations communities in Quebec to give young aboriginals a taste of the moviemaking life. [CBC Arts News]






Archive:
June 2004
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
    1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30      
May   Jul

On this day in
2005  2004  2003  2002  2001

Navigation:
Home
The Arts
Audio
Canuck
Fallout
Macs
Microsoft
Music
Photography
thingsUserland
Weblogging

Click to see the XML version of this web page.  Click here to send an email to the editor of this weblog.
Last Update: 1/2/2006; 16:55:52 Copyright 2006 Peter Cook, All Rights Reserved.