Canada mourns the death of a Dionne quint

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Canadians mourn the death of a Dionne Quintuplet, Cecile passed away this week at the age of 91, making Annette the last surviving quintuplet. Born in 1934, the five sisters were plunged into the international spotlight and became a symbol of an era marked by wonder, controversy and exploitation. Eric Taschner looks back on their lives and legacy.

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How these First Nations artists use symbols in their work

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How these First Nations artists use symbols in their work

As part of CBC B.C.'s search for the best symbol in the province, The Early Edition spoke to two artists from First Nations in the province about how they use symbols in their work. Xwalacktun is a sculptor and carver from the Squamish and 'Namgis nations, and he says symbols can represent the past, present and future for First Nations. Kym Gouchie is a Juno-nominated children's musician from the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation who says her music is inspired by the rivers and ancient forests that define her nation's territory.

Edmonton Heritage Festival marks final year at temporary home

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Edmonton Heritage Festival marks final year at temporary home

The 52nd Heritage Festival has wrapped up after a weekend of food and rainy weather. It also marks the end of a temporary era. After three years on the Edmonton Exhibition Lands the festival will move back to Hawrelak Park in 2026.

Annual buskers festival wraps up in Halifax

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Annual buskers festival wraps up in Halifax

From daredevil unicyclists to hula hoopers and clowns, the Halifax Buskers Festival has something for everyone. The event on the Halifax waterfront ends Monday.