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The National, Orville Peck, William Prince and Lucy Dacus to play Calgary Folk Music Festival
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Given hockey s place in Canadian culture, the old animosity between the Leafs and the Habs is an entry point for understanding the dynamic between the cities. But the differences between Canada s largest cities invite other comparisons in sports, culture and business.
With the start of the first playoff series between the Leafs and Habs since 1979 on the horizon, here is a look at just a few of the other ways the cities stack up against each other.
CELEBRITY FANS
When it comes to ardent celebrity fans, the Habs score with Jay Baruchel. The Montreal-raised comedy star is a well-known Canadiens devotee and wrote extensively about them in his book Born Into It.
Congolese Canadian crew Moonshine go global
New album includes Georgia Anne Muldrow
FROM DEEP underground in Montreal to under the Congo sun, the Moonshine crew are back with their Afro-centric, bass-heavy electronic sound, which combines inventive production and traditional instrumentation with vocals sung in African French, Swahili and English.
The Moonshine collective pushes past borders and boundaries to radiate its dancefloor energy in all directions – a phenomenon that’s captured perfectly in ‘SMS for Location Vol. 4’ – which crosses genres and continents to follow the producers, DJs and MCs from Montreal’s legendary parties to underground UK clubs, Parisian Afrobeats soirées and Kinshasa’s booming electronic scene.