This duo from Winnipeg played the Apollo for the second time on September 3, on their way home from touring east. The mysteriously named Cannon Bros. are the young Cole Woods and Alannah Walker, and their low key presence hides a tight thrashing unit. Switching guitar and drum seats, they played from their 6 song self-titled EP, other originals, and a Pavement cover.  The playing was tight and fast, they sang really well together, and their songwriting was refreshingly interesting. The show was excellent as they matter of factly burned through their set.  This is a band to watch. The local group Shadow Box also played the Apollo Stage that night.  Their ability to put on a show, a given with dynamic (he stood on his head!) frontman and songwriter Connor Albanese, is developing steadily, and fans who wanted to dance only wished the songs were longer.
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Meet Shelby Gagnon and Morningstar Derosier—facilitators of the Mamawe Art Bus Project. They’ll be working with eight Indigenous artists to design an art bus that will highlight Indigenous land and artistic style. Stay tuned for the big reveal in October.
More in the story by @sarasadeghiaval95 on p. 40 of our July issue, link in bio.
📸 by Jordan Wanakamik
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Today, we are celebrating the greatest lake. Lake Superior Day is celebrated around the lake on the third Sunday in July and was started in the 1990s to highlight the importance of the lake to the basin’s environment and economy.
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