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Le Ren returns home with new sense of joy in musical connections⁠
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Raised on bluegrass and the warmth of her Bowen Island community, the Montreal-based folksinger comes full circle with songs about deep emotional bonds.⁠
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DOXA Documentary Film Festival announces opening and closing night films for 2025 edition.⁠
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Lindsay McIntyre's Tuktuit illuminates lost links to ancestral knowledge and natural world, beginning April 4.⁠
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Krystle Dos Santos's lifelong love of soul gives powerful voice to A History of Motown.⁠
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For the genre-defying artists behind Les Égarés, no two performances are ever the same. Built on their improvisational chemistry and deep regard for all genres of music, two established duos have come together as one for the group&rsquo

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