Meet you back here in January.
Our first conversation in 2021 will be with musician Alan Doyle, who tells us of his new collection of stories: “It sort of became a forecast of the rest of my adult life so far, where I just constantly found myself in situations that were so much more worldly than me.”
Maybe in 50 years from now, on the 200th anniversary of Confederation, we will be in a place where we will not only acknowledge the European influence in this country, but also celebrate the Indigenous Peoples who were stewards of the land before their arrival and who have continuously contributed to success of Canada.
Our editor, Joan Sullivan, joined Adam Walsh, host of the Signal on CBC, to chat about all things “corner store”. They were joined by guests Paul Rowe, Reed Weir, David Michael, and Eva Crocker for a colourful look at the role that corner stores play in the life of this province.
# 6. Cryer’s Paradise – Jodee Richardson It appears Richardson, Tetford, and Doyle combined talents on this remake of the title track to Ron’s most accomplished album. That said, Richardson…