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Everyone's favourite Arctic comedy is back. Season 2 of North of North picks up with Siaja (Anna Lambe) in a familiar bind: on the outs with Ting and her family, winter closing in, tourist season winding down, and her job as tour guide going with it. A lot on her mind, in other words.This …
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Oh no, not horror again. Anne Brodie takes one for the team with this Boorman and the Devil review.John Boorman is the director behind two of the most highly regarded films of their era. Point Blank (1967) and Deliverance (1972) were both box office hits focused on men trapped in mortal danger, …
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I've been spending a lot of time recently thinking about money. I'm betting you are too, since most Canadians are feeling the financial squeeze at unprecedented levels. And when you're in a tight spot like this you can't help but think about alternatives to where you spend your money, where you keep …
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Why is there a backlash against women's rights right now, at the exact moment the largest transfer of wealth in history is about to land in women's hands? I don't think it's a coincidence, and it's something I'm simply not seeing talked about enough.I've known about this coming great wealth …
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True crime aficionados rejoice because the Redhead Murders documentary is here, and you're going to want to catch it on Prime now!In 1985, bodies began appearing along Interstate highways across the American South. Twenty-four women, eleven of them redheads, all strangled, all dumped roadside, …
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