Singer-songwriter Lindsay Ell. Courtesy, Jeremy Cowart Photo by Jeremy Cowart /Jeremy Cowart
Three native Albertans now calling Nashville home made the list for Country Album of the Year. Former Calgarian Lindsay Ell was nominated for heart theory, Medicine Hat’s MacKenzie Porter for Drinkin’ Songs: The Collection, and Grande Prairie’s Tenille Townes for The Lemonade Stand.
Calgary chamber choir Luminous Voices conducted by Timothy Shantz has a nod for Classical Album of the Year Vocal or Choral for Sea Dreams.
Northern Alberta native Brett Kissel, who also now lives in Nashville, is nominated for Single of the Year for Drink About Me.
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Calgarians will see stepped-up construction in Victoria Park this year as work continues on several major city projects.
Demolition of the Stampede Corral is already underway to make room for the $500-million BMO Centre expansion, with groundbreaking to more than double the convention centre space expected later in 2021. Construction of Calgary’s new arena also called an event centre is anticipated to start this year, along with an overhaul of the Victoria Park/Stampede CTrain station that will connect 17th Avenue S.E. with Stampede Park.
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