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The Boss Says, ‘Take A Hike, It’s the Labour Day Weekend’

The Boss Says, ‘Take A Hike, It’s the Labour Day Weekend’

And who are we to argue?

The Boss Says, ‘Take A Hike, It’s the Labour Day Weekend’

By David Farrell

The Boss Says, ‘Take A Hike, It’s the Labour Day Weekend’


And who are we to argue?

So we is off to the beach, the CNE, everywhere and anywhere there’s a party, the sound of music, girls, girls, girls and a sewing club (yeah, we just love to do needlepoint on a lazy summer afternoon).

But, hey, we is educated and good at obeying rules, so wees back like geese in summer next Thursday to entertain you all. So, no Labour Day Monday rocket express from us, but we be taking pictures, scribbling in our jot pads and making a scene wherever we goes, so don’t be frettin’. Thursday, a.m., like a promise made at the chapel in Niagara Falls.

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Later, gators!

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Ms. Lauryn Hill
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Ms. Lauryn Hill

Concerts

Ms. Lauryn Hill’s Intimate Cross-Canada Tour Makes Stops in Hamilton and Montreal: Canadian Concerts of the Week

Plus, The Strumbellas brings their anthemic folk-rock sound to Calgary, and Inuk singer-songwriter Elisapie’s soulful voice and eclectic production are set to captivate Toronto.

Ms.Lauryn Hill is performing a series of intimate shows across Canada. This week, the hip-hop and R&B icon is making intimate venue stops in Hamilton, Ontario and Montreal, bringing her decades-spanning catalogue to eager listeners.

Plus, The Strumbellas are hitting western Canada for an electric, yet emotional evening, while British singer Billie Marten’s delicate soundscapes will charm Montreal concertgoers. Inuk singer-songwriter performs her second-to-last show in Toronto, while PUP brings their latest project to a string of Canadian cities and Grammy winner John Legend celebrates the 20th anniversary of his debut album in Vancouver.

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