'It's my retrospective': Sylvia Tyson reflects on her Juno-nominated final album

‘It’s my retrospective’: Sylvia Tyson reflects on her Juno-nominated final album

TORONTO - Canadian folk legend Sylvia Tyson spent more than half a century in the music business, but lately, she’s felt a growing distance from the community she loves.

'It's my retrospective': Sylvia Tyson reflects on her Juno-nominated final album

TORONTO — Canadian folk legend Sylvia Tyson spent more than half a century in the music business, but lately, she’s felt a growing distance from the community she loves.

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