Tag Archives: Musicians

National Treasure #151: Paul Anka

Ottawa boy makes good. Continue reading

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National Treasure #148: Oscar Peterson

One of Canada’s most honoured musicians, Oscar Peterson was widely regarded as one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time. A highly accomplished soloist renowned for his remarkable speed and dexterity, meticulous and ornate technique, and dazzling, swinging style, … Continue reading

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National Treasure #143: Tom Jackson

Metis street person turned concert promoter. Continue reading

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National Treasure #133: Charles Thomas Connors

A fallen leaf and Member of the Order of Canada. Continue reading

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National Treasure #127: Daniel Lanois

Bilingual Ontarian (now a Dear Ontarian, per ServiceOntario) makes good. Continue reading

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National Treasure #126: Huron Carol

Our first carol. Continue reading

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National Treasure #79: Randy Bachman

Canada’s best music-industry raconteur. Continue reading

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National Treasure #77: The Rankins

Oh, sweet darlin’, let’s go dancing tonight. Continue reading

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National Treasure: Christmas Music in Canada

Seasonal Canadian music. Continue reading

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