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If you're Canadian, you're familiar with Matthew Good. Heck, even if you're not Canadian, you've more than likely heard a song or two from the Burnaby, BC native.

An Inconvenient Truth earned him the best documentary Oscar earlier this year, and last night the audience rose to its feet as Al Gore took the stage to accept the Emmy award for creative achievement in interactive television for Current TV.

At exactly 7:49 p.m.

Maybe you've heard the rumour, maybe you haven't.

During the mid-60s, a young lad from Hannover, Germany named Rudolf Schenker had some serious musical aspirations. After joining forces with Klaus Meine in 1970, his band the Scorpions was unstoppable.

From one giant brush stroke to multiple miniature studies of colour and form, local artist Paul Walde's latest exhibition is a microscopic vision on a grand scale.

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While young Robin Kelly may not have been recruited as the newest member of the Inner City Surfers, he did give the Sault boys a quick lesson on how to look completely and utterly adorable holding a guitar.

Despite the presence of a very large OPP check point about two miles south of the Hempfest site in Ophir, ON, there was a steady line of eager participants at the entrance gate Friday afternoon.

Nick Jackson has an extensive musical history in his own tale of two cities. Born in the UK and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Jackson fell into the grip of the buzzing music scene of London, England during a visit there some years ago.