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This year will have a lot more days of culture in Halton Hills, as Culture Days will expand to become a month-long event.Culture Days runs from Sept. 25 until Oct. 25, with events and programs celebrating local arts and culture. There will be over 60 free events, including self-guided and digital programming and in-person events that observe health and safety protocols. Culture Days has become a highly anticipated part of our fall calendar in Halton Hills, Mayor Rick Bonnette said in a prepared release. This year, in addition to offering unique, creative experiences for everyone at all ages and ability levels, it is also an opportunity to come together and show support for our arts and culture community 鈥?a sector that has faced unprecedented challenges over the past six months. ARTICLE CONTIN
stanley cup UES BELOW This years event will let participants tailor the event to their own schedule and will include four categories of activities: self-guided, digital recordings, livestreams and in person.Self-guided activities include tours and themed scavenger hunts. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Pre-recorded music, dance and live painting performances will be a part of the Centre Stage at the JET series, as well as an exclusive interview series featuring artist Ingrid Mayrhofer, Helson Gallery curator Judy Dal
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Staff of the West Coast Fishing Club WCFC say they are shocked by the ministerial order restricting non-resident travel to Haida Gwaii, put in place on Thursday by Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General Mike Farnwo
water bottle stanley rth under the state of provincial emergency.A release from the luxury fishing lodge, which reopened during Phase 3 of B.C.s Restart Plan without the consent of the Haida Nation, now says dozens of guests and staff are effectively stranded on Haida Gwaii. Brian Legge, president of WCFC, told the Observer on Friday that although the ban does not prevent people from leaving the islands, it takes a lot of logistics to move all of the people. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We are simply shocked and stunned that without warning or consultation, the B.C. government passed an Order In Council that
stanley quencher immediately shuts us down by banning all non-essential travel to Haida Gwaii 鈥?while we are in the middle of tourist season 鈥?without giving us any plan to remove our guests and staff, he said, adding that the lodge itself was free of the virus, and was following provincial health and safety laws. Our lodge followed all the rules, someone else far away did not, and we get unfairly punished for their mistakes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Legge said the lodge developed and had been implementing a plan to move guests by helicopter from Prince Rupert to WCFC to av
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