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The lady’s come home to sing the blues

Yolande Bavan says she would like the tempo up a bit, and the pianist resumes playing, this time taking the piece at a livelier pace than the first time around.

 

Oliver Castle: Doesn’t Canada care anymore?

Urgent moves are underway to document and gazette a colonial mansion in Cinnamon Gardens, as a “protected monument”, as speculation spread that its owner, a foreign mission, may demolish it to make way for a plush office complex.

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