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Hiding in an old Toronto mansion, this dazzling sculpture is like a portal to another time | CBC Arts
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (215+ words) Hello from Hi Art, the CBC Arts weekly newsletter! Every Sunday, we feature Canadian art that’s grabbed our attention. This is a roundup of recent highlights. Artist: Ry Van Der Hout Feel like making something today but don’t have a…...
Saskatoon developer plans new residential tower at top of Broadway Bridge | CBC News
2+ week, 5+ day ago (823+ words) A high-profile Saskatoon residential tower first approved seven years ago could finally move ahead, but with a different pair of developers steering the project. James Wright, owner of WestCliff Developments Ltd., said Tuesday that if all goes well and city…...
Future of 18th-century farmhouse sparks debate in Montreal's West Island | CBC News
2+ week, 6+ day ago (908+ words) Across the street from the new Anse-à-L’Orme REM station, hidden by vegetation and trees, is the Maison Michel-Robillard. Dating back to 1797, the farmhouse, named after the Robillard family that built it, sits abandoned and dilapidated in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, in Montreal’s West…...
In the ruins of a burned church, a free Toronto art festival is ready to launch | CBC Arts
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1364+ words) It’s been a little more than two years since a four-alarm fire gutted St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto. Its walls still rise from Gladstone Avenue. But now, passersby see blue sky through its arched windows instead of stained glass....