Set in the Regency period in Britain, the tragic feud between the Capulets and the Montagues will spring to life at Emerald Pig Theatrical Society’s Bard on the Bandstand production of William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”. The tender love story is one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays, and director Simon Challenger believes it resonates with […]
Some news and notes from the World of Sports… WORLD CUP FEVER: Go anywhere in downtown Vancouver and you’ll see them wandering around. Fans wearing the colours of any country that is playing here or even participating in the World Cup. Of course, the biggest contingent is the one that represents Canada and the atmosphere
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A wave of disbelief hit Graham Campbell when a former major league outfielder told him the Toronto Blue Jays were sending a major grant to Saanich. The Blue Jays and Jays Care Foundation are donating $50,000 to the Lambrick Park Baseball and Softball Academy. The funds are part of the Jays Care First Pitch Fund,
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A colourful story of a raven, bathed in shades of green, blue, orange, and yellow, is now a part of a little urban garden in the heart of the city. Artist K.C. Hall, from the Heiltsuk First Nation, was commissioned by the Fraser River Indigenous Society to paint the mural measuring about 16 feet long
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A ventriloquist, puppeteer, and comedian is taking her act to the Maple Ridge Public Library. Kellie Haines will be bringing Magrau, her bird puppet, and Kamilla, her frog puppet, for the hilarious performance called “Laughing Out Loud” involving singing and dancing to celebrate reading and playing. On her website, Haines said she started talking to
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