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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Friday, March 14, 2014 | 10 Artscene Artist and lmmaker Cory Trépanier will return to Sheridan College's Trafalgar Campus Wednesday (March 19) for the exclusive screening of his lm, Into the Arctic II. It's screening in the SCAET Lecture Hall Room at 1430 Trafalgar Rd. at 7 p.m., following registration and opening remarks, which begins at 6 p.m. Tickets to the event cost $10 and are free for Sheridan College students. Cory Trépanier will be speaking about his adventures in the Arctic and Canada's To purchase tickets, contact the wilderness following the screening of his movie Into the Arctic II at Sheridan College's Sheridan Alumni Of ce by emailTrafalgar Campus Wednesday (March 19). | submitted photo ing alumni@sheridancollege.ca or Into the Arctic II screens at Sheridan calling 905815-4078. Trépanier, who graduated from the college's illustration program in 1990, will share his experience Cory Trépanier lming and painting at a dozen Arctic locations following the movie screening. He'll also speak about his adven- Cory Trépanier returns to old stomping grounds to share his lm experience tures into Canada's wilderness and his latest project, TrueWild, A Legacy for Canada's National Parks, in collaboration with Parks Canada. "It has been my privilege in the last few years to bring my paints into one of the most spectacular wilderness regions in the world: the Canadian Arctic," Trépanier wrote on his lm's website, www. intothearctic lm.com. "Through sharing my lm with you on the big screen, it is my hope that you too will sense the wonder that lies out there in our great, big, beautiful backyard." Theatre group hosts auditions for shorts Burl-Oak Theatre Group is looking for actors for its upcoming Entertaining Shorts performance. 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