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'I thought it didn't have a hope': How CBC's Alberta-shot drama Heartland bucked the trends and lasted 20 seasons (opens the original)
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There is a behind-the-scenes story that has become part of Heartland lore. It was 2006, and the cast and crew of the series were filming the pilot for the long-running CBC family show. There were a number of young performers on set. Lead actors Amber Marshall, who plays Amy Fleming, and Michelle Morgan, who plays her older sister Lou, were there. Graham Wardle, who played Ty until 2021, and Jessica Amlee, who played Mallory until 2014, were also on hand. Most of them were relatively new to show
Two Lawren Harris paintings, major Jean Paul Riopelle to be displayed in Calgary for auction preview (opens the original)
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Two paintings of the Canadian Rockies by Lawren Harris, estimated to be worth $250,000 to $350,000 each, and a major work by Jean Paul Riopelle valued at $1.5 to $2 million, will be on display at the Heffel Gallery from Friday to Sunday. The paintings will be part of a four-city tour ahead of a Nov. 18 live auction, which will take place in Toronto. Harris’ pieces are both oil on board. Mount Leah, Maligne Lake is from 1924. Cathedral Mountain from the Opabin, Mountain Sketch XVII, is dated 1926
Calgary music vets Clinton St. John, Morgan Greenwood and Chad Vangaalen team up for CG Tears (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. The idea for CG Tears was initially hatched just over 12 years ago. But producer and multi-instrumentalist Morgan Greenwood, one-third of the Calgary band alongside singer-songwriter Clinton St. John and producer Chad VanGaalen, thinks it probably dates back further than that. Greenwood says he remembers listening to one of St. John’s earlier band, The Cape May, which broke up ne
Concert review: Journey faithfully sticks to the hits as 'final' tour hits Calgary (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. It was four songs into Saturday’s nights Journey concert when the band’s two longest-serving members, keyboardist-guitarist Jonathan Cain and founding guitarist Neal Schon, met at the middle of the stage. It was a brief and perhaps perfunctory moment: the two stood back to back in that cliched we’re-all-pals-up-here stance. It wouldn’t have been particularly notable except the mu
Global delegates to attend Alberta Music Cities Convention in Calgary (opens the original)
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Delegates from around the world will be coming to the National Music Centre next week with advice on how to turn Calgary into a Music City. More than 300 policymakers, industry leaders and city builders from as far away as Singapore, Jamaica and the Bahamas will be here for the three-day Alberta Music Cities Convention, from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1. “Cities and states and governments and countries around the world that have thriving music communities usually, if you do the research, have policies whi
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