Who is Nardwuar?
North Shore native, CiTR radio stalwart, celebrity slayer, rock band frontman. No matter what pompom-topped tam o’ shanter he wears, this beloved Vancouver icon is unabashedly, proudly Canadian.
Mother-daughter duo are two of hundreds who take part in the annual Hope in Shadows calendar project
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North Shore native, CiTR radio stalwart, celebrity slayer, rock band frontman. No matter what pompom-topped tam o’ shanter he wears, this beloved Vancouver icon is unabashedly, proudly Canadian.
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