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Winnipeg songstress Chantal Kreviazuk plays U of T's Convocation Hall Nov. 20. Reserved seats $24.50 and $21.50, Monday through Ticketmaster. Meatloaf takes a break from acting and writing his autobiography long enough to trot out the hits at Massey Hall Dec. 15. Tickets Monday through Ticketma...

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Vydáno: Toronto, Ont Torstar Syndication Services, a Division of Toronto Star Newspapers Limited 21.10.1999
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Shrnutí:Winnipeg songstress Chantal Kreviazuk plays U of T's Convocation Hall Nov. 20. Reserved seats $24.50 and $21.50, Monday through Ticketmaster. Meatloaf takes a break from acting and writing his autobiography long enough to trot out the hits at Massey Hall Dec. 15. Tickets Monday through Ticketmaster, $39 and $49. R 'n' B girl group Destiny's Child joins locals The Boomtang Boys and Jully Black at Roy Thomson Hall Nov. 19. Tickets at the hall's box office or 416- 872-4255. Cost is $39.50, $29.50 or $26.50. A 29-year-old Winnipeg writer, Alissa York, won the $10,000 Journey Prize at the opening of the International Festival of Authors at Harbourfront last night for her short story "The Back Of The Bear's Mouth." The story, set in the Yukon, about the relationship between an 18-year-old runaway and an older hunter who takes her in, first appeared in the Winnipeg magazine Prairie Fire. The Journey Prize, endowed by James Michener with the Canadian royalties of his 1988 novel Journey, is given annually to a developing writer of distinction. The Harbourfront Festival Prize this year for a writer who has mentored younger writers and made an outstanding contribution to the city's literary life was presented to novelist Matt Cohen by author John Ralston Saul. The prize is $6,000 worth of meals at Le Select Bistro on Queen St.
ISSN:0319-0781