Albums to Rrave About: Okee Brand’s BONES
There doesn’t seem to be any genre of music that Owen Sound/Guelph artist Okee Brand can’t master. After years of releasing indie tracks as a solo artist and later with…
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Cabin by the Cliff
When I first heard about the UTOC cabin, I was an undergrad at the University of Toronto. A country-raised kid with a penchant for outdoor adventure sports, I was searching…
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The Art of the Backyard Rink
If you grew up in this place we call Canada, there’s a good chance the coming of winter meant one thing to you: hockey. For all the stereotypes that go…
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Women of the Waves
Beep — beep — beep. Steph Hebb’s alarm goes off, but she’s already wide awake. She hits stop and hops out of bed. It’s not even 7:00 a.m., but the…
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Nathan Niigan Noodin Adler writes Indigenous horror stories on the folklore from his youth
Nathan Niigan Noodin Adler, an Anishinaabe writer, film maker and artist is celebrating the one-year anniversary of his short story collection, Ghost Lake, published with Owen Sound and Neyaashiinimiing (Cape…
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A Rrampt review of Josh Ritchie’s Love at the End of the World
Over the course of Love At The End Of The World’s 8 tracks, Josh Ritchie takes several unexpected twists and turns. In a single track he can go from channeling…
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