David Sanderson is a journalist who writes for The Times, Winnipeg Free Press, and has been featured in The Australian. His articles cover a range of topics including current events, cultural phenomena, and entertainment. With a keen eye for detail and a strong writing style, David brings engaging and informative stories to his readers.
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By: David Sanderson
For nearly 30 years — save for a four-year stretch in the early 2000s — Leonard (Lewsh) Shaw handled keyboards, saxophone and flute for the touring version of the Guess Who. But after former Guess Who...
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By: David Sanderson
Before we begin, Jonatan Laos Zegarra would like to apologize to anybody who has ever searched the name of his livelihood on their device, only to be left scratching their head as to its precise where...
Singer complains that he was not asked for permission, adding he would have refused if he had been
Richard Flanagan won the non-fiction award but said he could not accept the £50,000 until the sponsor published an exit strategy for its investments
By: David Sanderson
As the longest serving principal musician in the history of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, one might think getting butterflies ahead of a public performance would be a thing of the past for Jan Kocm...
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