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Cœur de pirate

Béatrice Martin (a.k.a. Cœur de pirate), singer, songwriter, pianist, writer (born 22 September 1989, in Montreal, QC). A star in both Quebec and France, chanson artist Cœur de pirate (which translates as pirate heart) has sold more than 1 million albums and won eight Félix Awards: Debut Artist of the Year (2009), Most Celebrated Quebec Artist Outside of Quebec (2010, 2012), Female Singer of the Year (2012, 2019), Pop Album of the Year (2012, 2019) and Anglophone Album of the Year (2016). She was also named Best Francophone Artist/Group or Duo of the Year at the 2012 Canadian Independent Music Awards and won the 2022 Juno Award for Francophone Album of the Year.
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Colette Boky

Boky, Colette, née Giroux, soprano, professor (b at Montréal 4 June 1935). On the advice of conductor Jean Deslauriers, she began vocal training in 1953. She made her Canadian debut (1961) in Mozart's Marriage of Figaro and her European debut (1964) in Haydn's The Apothecary.
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Colette Boky

Colette (Marie-Rose Élisabeth) Boky (b Giroux). Soprano, b Montreal 4 Jun 1935; premier prix voice (CMM) 1962. In 1953 Jean Deslauriers heard her at an amateur competition and advised her to study voice, which she did 1953-5 at the École Vincent-d'Indy, and later privately with Laurette Bailly.
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Colette Whiten

Colette Whiten, sculptor (b at Birmingham, Eng 7 Feb 1945).
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Colin Low

Colin Archibald Low, CM, film director, producer (born 24 July 1926 in Cardston, AB; died 24 February 2016 in Montréal, QC ).
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Colin Fox

Colin Fox, actor (b at Aldershot, Ont 20 Nov 1938). Colin Fox is a distinguished character actor who studied English at the University of Western Ontario and attended the NATIONAL THEATRE SCHOOL in Montréal. He began acting in plays at the Grand Theatre in London, Ont.
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Colin James

Colin James, guitarist, songwriter (b at Regina 17 Aug 1964). Colin James began learning guitar at age 8, and played mandolin with the traditional group Sod Hut and the Buffalo Chips at 14.
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Colin Linden

Colin Linden. Guitarist, songwriter, singer, producer, b Toronto 16 Apr 1960. Blues-oriented musician Colin Linden lived for a time in White Plains, New York, before his family returned to Toronto in 1971.
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Colin McAdam

Colin McAdam, novelist. (Born 1971 in Hong Kong) Colin McAdam is best known for his novels, Some Great Thing (2004), Fall (2009) and A Beautiful Truth (2013). His work has also appeared in The Walrus, Harpers and Granta. He has won the Paragraphe Hugh MacLennan Prize for Fiction and the Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize, and teaches creative writing at Humber College in Toronto.
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Colin McPhee

Colin McPhee, composer, ethnomusicologist, pianist, professor (b at Montreal, 15 Mar 1900; d at Los Angeles, 7 Jan 1964).
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Colin McPhee

McPhee, Colin (Carhart). Composer, ethnomusicologist, pianist, writer, b Montreal 15 Mar 1900, d Los Angeles 7 Jan 1964.
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Colin Mochrie

Colin Andrew Mochrie, actor, comedian, writer, director (b at Kilmarnock, Scotland 30 Nov 1957). Colin Mochrie has a dry, languid approach to comedy that few of his contemporaries can match or even imitate.
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Colin Tilney

Colin (Graham) Tilney. Harpsichordist, fortepianist, performer of Baroque keyboard music, teacher, b London 31 Oct 1933; BA modern languages and music (King's College, Cambridge) 1958, B MUS (Cambridge) 1959.
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Colleen Dewhurst

Colleen Dewhurst, actress (born at Montréal 3 June 1926; died at Wisboro, NY 22 Aug 1991). Her family moved to the US Midwest when she was 5. She made her professional debut in The Royal Family (NY 1946), while still a student at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.
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Colleen Peterson

Colleen (Susan) Peterson. Singer, songwriter, guitarist, b Peterborough, Ont, 14 Nov 1950, d Toronto 9 Oct 1996.
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