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Hotel Wolfe Island: sustainable, local food, elevated music scene
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The Tragically Hip fully completely on board for Boi-1da's World Cup music project
Award-winning producer Boi-1da feels like a kid in a candy store. And why not when The Tragically Hip gives you access to their entire catalogue.
My pen is busy: How Guy Davis captures the soul of roots Music
Hot off the heels of his 2024 album The Legend of Sugarbelly, Guy Davis will be performing a matinée show at the Broom Factory on Saturday, November 15.
A Scottish songwriter finds his way back to Canada
Simon Kempston plays Original Thursdays at The Cove Inn, November 6.
Complicated Feeling: The Wilderness end their run
A fan's reflection on the beloved Kingston band's final bow at The Broom Factory in October.
'Meet Me at the Muster Station' turns 15: PS I Love You reflect on their "haphazard, anxious" debut
"It's like a livewire, and when I touch it I'm friggin' zapped back to 2010 and I feel trapped," says Paul Saulnier
Attention and openness = Reward
Exhibition review and announcement and photo of Juror's Choice award from Juror Daniel Laskarin to MaryLou Wakefield at Metchosin Art Pod's Exhibition - Fleeting on exhibit July - September 2025.
The Glorious Sons release new single "the taxmen demanded"
"New Plan” offers a sober reflection and declaration to move forward.
Cantabile Choirs of Kingston launches 30th Anniversary Season
Celebrating a milestone year that celebrates three decades of musical excellence, innovation, and community.
A Beautiful View: Hannah Georgas and Sean Sroka curate a new kind of festival for Belleville
Hannah Georgas and Sean Sroka bring heart, history, and handpicked artists to the inaugural edition of Beautiful View.
Review: Hobby and The Sheepdogs at Base31
An evening of steel guitars, gritty riffs, and a time-travel ride to the ‘70s era of aesthetics as both Hobby and The Sheepdogs rocked a fully packed Base31 Drill Hall.
10 years' cheers to MacKinnon Bros. beers: An interview with Back to the Farm headliners The Trews
Band talks homegrown pride, Kingston memories, and new music ahead of 10th annual Back to the Farm Beer & Music Festival
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What sort of license and insurance do I need for driving large vans in BC?
The Victoria Ska and Reggae Society rents passenger and cargo vans for events, tours, festivals, and community use. One of the most common questions we get is:
“Do I need a Class 4 licence to rent or drive one of your vans?”
Published by:
Victoria BC Ska and Reggae Society
Author:
Kurt Loewen
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