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Leah Hennig Alexa DeGagné’s book unpacks resistance to police in queer spaces
Tensions sparked at this year’s Edmonton’s pride parade over police presence and community engagement. The disagreements that came up this…
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Leah Hennig Community members raise concerns about new home for U of A organ
On August 25, the University of Alberta announced that it had selected a new home for the 1978 Casavant organ.…
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Leah Hennig Photostory: Edmonton Folk Music Festival 2026
The Edmonton Folk Music Festival pulled off a miraculous feat this year: avoiding the rain. From August 6 to 9,…
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Supplied 2026 Fringe Review: ‘The Wizard of One’
After the Wicked wave the world has been on, what’s not to love about indulging in the world of Oz…
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Supplied 2026 Fringe Review: ‘The Late Great Mormon Drag Queen’
It can be a lot of pressure to be the 15th son of a Mormon prophet, especially when you’re shy.…
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Brenda Heine Long 2026 Fringe Review: ‘The Last 1.5 Librarians North of Lethbridge’
As we all watch climate change take its toll on our lives and public libraries seem under threat, The Last…
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Supplied 2026 Fringe Review: ‘Shams by Rumi’
Written and directed by Moemen Gaafar, Shams by Rumi follows Galal (Brijesh Nagarathinam) as he and his best friend Husam…
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Leah Hennig Tia Wood returns to Alberta for Edmonton Folk Fest
Coming from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, Tia Wood first started performing at powwows. “My summers look a little bit different…
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Leah Hennig School of Song’s Paul Cournoyer on balance and musical evolution
Each year, School of Song gathers four up-and-coming local musicians to play at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival. This year…
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