Colin Lovequist

1 week ago | 620ckrm.com | Colin Lovequist

The Henry Armstrong Award (HAA) is a newly launched bursary and mentorship program, created to develop, elevate, and support Indigenous artists within the Canadian music industry. Named for MDM Recordings Inc. president and founder Mike Denney’s grandfather Lloyd Henry and mother Gloria Denney (née Armstrong), both fellow Six Nations Lower Mohawk, The Henry Armstrong Award aims to provide unique opportunities for growth and development to the selected recipient.

1 week ago | 620ckrm.com | Colin Lovequist

I’m not one for spending money on expensive clothes but given my size it’s hard not to pay more. This past weekend I did however update my sock and underwear drawer and it got me to thinking. One of the beauties of the Blog or even working in radio is the clothing issue. There is none. I could be naked right now and you wouldn’t know. Of course, if I was, I would probably find it distracting and might start making awful noises as I look away in disgust. Which is to say, I’m not naked right now.

2 weeks ago | 620ckrm.com | Colin Lovequist

The Masters is here, and this weekend promises to be an unforgettable showcase of skill and passion on the greens of Augusta National! With four exceptional Canadians stepping up to the tee, the excitement is palpable as we rally behind our homegrown talents in their quest for glory. Each swing, putt, and drive brings us closer to potentially witnessing history—a Canadian victory at one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments.

2 weeks ago | 620ckrm.com | Colin Lovequist

In an announcement, late last year, that was sure to stir emotions from coast to coast, Carroll Baker, Canada’s beloved country music icon, officially unveiled plans for her final tour in the spring of 2025. After an extraordinary 55-year career, Baker will grace stages across the country one more time, bringing her cherished songs and signature performances to life.

3 weeks ago | 620ckrm.com | Colin Lovequist

With egg prices so high, will this trend actually take off this year? “The New York Times” says eggs are so expensive, people are planning to dye POTATOES for Easter. It’s not a new idea. The marketing group Potatoes USA tried to make it a thing in 2023 as food prices were rising. PETA also wanted the White House Easter Egg Roll to use potatoes last year. The “New York Times” story says videos on how to dye or paint potatoes have been trending recently.