Arts & Culture
-
Supplied Exploring Edmonton: Local cafes
Edmonton is a fast expanding city with an ever-evolving culture. It is filled with cafes, theatres, parks, galleries, and more.…
Read More » - Olya Shendrick
Celeigh Cardinal nominated in two categories for JUNO awards
Originally from Grande Prairie and currently based in Edmonton, singer-songwriter Celeigh Cardinal has made her mark on Edmonton’s music scene.…
Read More » - Dana Zuk
Edmonton band Striker nominated for JUNO award
Over 15 years ago, Edmonton-based heavy metal band Striker formed. And while the group has had various members come and…
Read More » - Supplied
Book review: ‘I Remember Lights’ by Ben Ladouceur
Ben Ladouceur’s debut novel, I Remember Lights, is a historical-fiction that takes place in the years 1967 and 1977. The…
Read More » - Supplied
Album review: ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ by The Weeknd
The latest release from The Weeknd, Hurry Up Tomorrow, serves as the sequel to his previous albums, After Hours (2020)…
Read More » - Emily Williams
Social Intercourse: March 12
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
Read More » - Supplied
Edmonton’s Skystar nominated for Reggae Recording of the Year JUNO award
The nominations for the 2025 JUNO awards were recently announced, with six Edmonton artists on the list. Ainsworth Rose, professionally…
Read More » - Ava Retzer
Exhibit review: ‘Flying To The Sun’ at FAB Gallery
Flying To The Sun is a collection composed of 18 illustrations by artist, illustrator, and writer Narges Noori. Currently in…
Read More » - Dylana Twittey
The 2025 Purity Test: Pop Culture Edition
The world is moving faster than ever. Staying in the loop with popular culture gets more and more difficult with…
Read More » - Supplied
Playlist: ValenTunes
For Valentine’s Day, I find myself drawn to music that celebrates love in all its forms — joyful, tender, and…
Read More »
