
Nicole Thompson
Reporter, Editor at The Canadian Press
Life/Arts reporter at The Canadian Press covering culture, books and more. Get in touch: [email protected]
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thespec.com | Nicole Thompson
MONTREAL - Academy Award-winning Dutch-Canadian animator Co Hoedeman has died, the National Film Board of Canada said Tuesday. The “master of stop-motion animation” died at age 84 on Monday in Montreal, the NFB said. “Co Hoedeman was a master animator, whose long career at the NFB was distinguished by innovative filmmaking and powerful humanitarian themes,” NFB Chair Suzanne Guèvremont said in a written statement.
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pentictonherald.ca | Nicole Thompson
MONTREAL - Academy Award-winning Dutch-Canadian animator Co Hoedeman has died, the National Film Board of Canada said Tuesday. The "master of stop-motion animation" died at age 84 on Monday in Montreal, the NFB said. "Co Hoedeman was a master animator, whose long career at the NFB was distinguished by innovative filmmaking and powerful humanitarian themes," NFB Chair Suzanne Guèvremont said in a written statement.
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piquenewsmagazine.com | Nicole Thompson
MONTREAL - Academy Award-winning Dutch-Canadian animator Co Hoedeman has died, the National Film Board of Canada said Tuesday. The "master of stop-motion animation" died at age 84 on Monday in Montreal, the NFB said. "Co Hoedeman was a master animator, whose long career at the NFB was distinguished by innovative filmmaking and powerful humanitarian themes," NFB Chair Suzanne Guèvremont said in a written statement.
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rmoutlook.com | Nicole Thompson
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timescolonist.com | Nicole Thompson
The Shaw Festival says it's raised 70 per cent of the $150 million it needs to reinvent the theatre institution's role in southern Ontario. Artistic director Tim Carroll says the $110 million the festival has raised so far comes from a combination of the province, the federal government and private donations. He says they're now soliciting donations more broadly because they see the finish line in sight.
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