By Ricardo Acuña During the recent Alberta provincial election, now premier Jason Kenney and his social media supporters would often... Read More
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By Tim Rauf Kaylee Gauthier makes animations seamless and jokes funny in the increasingly sophisticated world of cartoons. Currently working... Read More
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By Sara Clements The words Her Smell on a poster with the image of Elisabeth Moss makes you wonder: What... Read More
By Charlie Crittenden Jason Purcell’s new poetry chapbook explores how illness affects us, from the challenges to our bodies to... Read More
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By Juan Felipe Whereas Vampire Weekend’s initial trilogy of albums may have illustrated a progression of the band through different... Read More
By Ellen Reade Aesthetically, the video for “Wretched Child” looks like found footage from the late 1800s to early 1900s.... Read More
By Tamanna Khurana The Zero Gravity International Performance Art SUMMIT brings a brand new experience to local artists and audiences... Read More
By J Bardyla Collecting comic books is serious business. Big money’s involved, along with lots of travel, research, and detective... Read More
By Ellen Reade Stabmonton is a yearly, two-day music festival centred around grindcore: a genre characterized by heavily distorted and... Read More
By Jake Pesaruk A wave of open mics, troupes, and up-and-comers are taking the city’s comedy scene by storm—yet a... Read More
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By Ariel Kroon Josette Bushell-Mingo—formerly artistic director of the national Deaf theatre of Sweden, now head of acting at Stockholm... Read More
By Charlie Crittenden Richard Van Camp knows how to tell stories about the closest matters of the heart and the... Read More