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08 Mar 2018 
Posted by Paul Dayboll
By BETH AUDET Staff Writer A local wedding photographer is recruiting creative small businesses to rent space in a fully restored building in St. Catharines that he is calling The Duke. Andrew Hildebrand, who has been capturing the most important day of his clients’ lives for seven years, had a vision...
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06 Mar 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By LISA BROWN Staff Writer Hedley, one of Canada’s most beloved and famous home-grown bands - consisting of frontman Jacob Hoggard, guitarist Dave Rosin, drummer Jay Benison and bassist Tommy Mac - is the most recent to be widely accused of sexual misdeeds including at least one alleged sexual...
Read more → 22 Feb 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By LISA BROWN Columnist MTV’s The Challenge has aired for nearly 20 years with the first episode airing on June 1, 1998. The current 31st season, The Challenge Vendettas, is based in Spain and has contestants from MTV’s Are You The One, Big Brother (U.S.), MTV’s Geordie Shore (the British version...
Read more → 21 Feb 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By STEFANIA CAMPANA Staff Writer Toronto’s much anticipated Fashion Week kicked off on Feb. 5 in Yorkville Village, Toronto’s fashion destination. The event ran from Feb. 5 to Feb. 7, and saw 15 Canadian designers showcase their fall fashion looks. Yorkville Village was transformed into...
Read more → 21 Feb 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By APRIL HOUNSOME Staff Writer First things first – why is the general range for the nominees’ releases from 1980 to the present? This gap seems a little wide. The Juno’s released their nominee list last Tuesday, which revealed artists that were considered some of the best and the ones who were...
Read more → 19 Feb 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By BETH AUDET Staff Writer February is Black History Month in Canada and the U.S., but is Niagara honouring it? The St. Catharines Museum & Welland Canals Centre is offering guided tours of its Follow the North Star exhibit, which uses video, audio and visual displays to illustrate the history...
Read more → 08 Feb 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By APRIL HOUNSOME Staff Writer Princess Eugenie is engaged to Jack Brooksbank, and her ring fits right in with what seems to be a Royal trend when it comes to engagement rings. The padparadscha “lotus blossom” sapphire gem surrounded by a halo of diamonds and set on a yellow gold band was assessed...
Read more → 07 Feb 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
Logan Paul can apologize all he wants, but nothing he ever says or does will make up for the trauma he caused when he hit that upload button back in December. Weeks after the incident, Paul uploaded a new video on Jan. 24, titled ‘Suicide: Be Here Tomorrow.’ The video showed him interviewing a man who attempted...
Read more → 06 Feb 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
By AMANDA FILARDI Columnist The 2018 Grammy Awards have come and gone, with Bruno Mars locking down six awards, and beating out some big names for album of the year. But was he deserving of the biggest honor of the night? Here’s a look at some of the big mistakes that we almost knew the Recording...
Read more → 05 Feb 2018 Posted by Paul Dayboll
Something to cheer about Story and photos by Beth Audit Dancing, tumbling, toe touches, basket tosses, partner stunts and pyramids choreographed neatly into a two-and-a-half minute routine. Cheerleaders from all over Ontario flocked to the St. Catharines Meridian Centre on Saturday, Jan....
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