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2005 East Coast
Music Awards
The East Coast Music Awards pay tribute to the great
successes of the artists, composers, writers and technicians
of the region. The Awards gala is one of the few televised
awards shows to offer live music and celebrate all genres
from classical to country, from jazz to gospel, from
R&B to Celtic.
This year's show is hosted by country music sensation
George Canyon, and features live performances by some
of the east coast's brightest stars, including The Trews,
MIR, The Joel Plaskett Emergency, Gordie Sampson, Susan
Crowe, Barry Canning, The Cottars, Beòlach, Vishten,
Dave Gunning, and Nathan Wiley. Also on the program,
an all-star tribute to the much-loved Rita MacNeil,
including performances by audience pleasers Shaye, Jimmy
Rankin and Matt Minglewood. More ...
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CBC News: Marketplace
Tonight, the Marketplace Top 10 Tips on How to
Complain to get results. Hosted by Wendy Mesley in Toronto
and Erica Johnson in Vancouver, Marketplace offers
viewers award-winning investigative consumer journalism.
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Venture
Doug Hall is the high-energy, highly-paid American consultant
who tells big corporations how to better market themselves.
Can he do the same for a town? We watch as Hall attempts
to revive the beautiful yet languishing economy of Tofino,
on Vancouver Island. With host Dianne Buckner. More
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AGATHA
CHRISTIE'S MARPLE: 4:50 FROM PADDINGTON- Next Sunday
at 8pm
Miss Jane Marple's (Geraldine McEwan) old friend
Elspeth McGillicuddy witnesses a murder through
the window of her first class train compartment,
when a parallel train swerves sharply towards the
4:50 from Paddington. The authorities think she
must have been dreaming as there is no trace of
a body, but the two old friends know better and
begin their own investigation. |
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CBC
ARTS ONLINE
The new cbc.ca/arts section offers comprehensive
coverage of arts, media and entertainment for Canadians,
from a Canadian perspective. In addition to up-to-the-minute
arts news, you'll find original commentary and analysis
on the latest trends and developments in film, television,
books, music, art and design, media, advertising
and stage. More ... |
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IT: LAST MONTH'S SURVEY |
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We asked: "What's
the toughest thing about being a dedicated hockey parent?"
You said: Dealing with obnoxious hockey
moms, dads and coaches
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More than 1,000 votes were cast.
Here's how it broke down:
Dealing with obnoxious hockey moms, dads and coaches
(31%)
Finding the money - fees, transportation, equipment, etc.
(30%)
Trying to keep it fun and positive - even when your kid doesn't win
(22%)
Finding the time - early mornings, driving the kids to games and practices,
etc.
(17%)
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