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• GIVEAWAY: Tickets to the Royal City Roller Girls June 1st Home Opener in Guelph, Ontario! May 22, 2013
  GIVEAWAY! Guelph area friends! Love roller derby? Looking for some action on June 1st? Canada Arts Connect is giving away two tickets (possibly more) to the Royal City Roller Girls June 1st Home Opener at the Sleeman Centre! Enter by Thursday, May 30 at 11:59 p.m. There are multiple ways to enter: 1) Leave a comment below letting us know you’d […]
  Desirée Ossandon
• Canada Arts Connect says goodbye to Managing Editor Natalie Zina Walschots! May 22, 2013
  Canada Arts Connect is saying goodbye (although not completely) to one of our team members. After two years as our Managing Editor, Natalie Zina Walschots is stepping down. Natalie has been the steadying hand behind Canada Arts Connect Magazine, an incredible literary force, and an amazing friend. She has supported CAC tirelessly and has always […]
  Desirée Ossandon
• Friday Night Live Party at the ROM May 17, 2013
  Museum adventures after dark. Dancing with dinosaurs. Drinking cocktails among relics while being offered a tasting from a collection of pop-up snack bars. These may not seem like the typical night out, but in an attempt to make a museum space more accessible, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) has found a way to capture the […]
  Catherine Romano
• Book Review: a book of variations, by bpNichol May 14, 2013
  Few Canadian poets have ever attained the level of reverence that bpNichol has earned. His creative output ranged from concrete poems and experimental fiction to small press ephemera and scripts for beloved kids’ shows Fraggle Rock and The Raccoons. While most readers are familiar with his most popular work, the nine-volume poetic epic The Martyrology (which […]
  Natalie Zina Walschots
• Poetry Saves Lives: A conversation with Amber Dawn May 9, 2013
  How Poetry Saved My Life is a memoir, a call to action and a celebration of poetry. It’s honest and heartbreaking, it’s funny and exciting and it leaves the reader in a loving place. What more could you want? But enough of this preamble. The goods are in the conversation. I was lucky enough to […]
  Dina Del Bucchia