Arts & Culture
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Supplied: Allen Fraser The Nature of Nicholas explores LGBTQ2S+ growing pains with a scary touch
With Halloween just around the corner, The Nature of Nicholas contends for a spot at the table. Released in 2002,…
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‘Night Raiders’ presents valuable social commentary on colonialism
Night Raiders is the debut feature film of Cree-Métis director Danis Goulet. It is an exciting and thought-provoking film set…
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‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ is witty, musical, and moving
Love’s Labour’s Lost, a classic Shakespeare romantic comedy, portrays the story of a king, two scholars, and their oath to…
Read More » - Creation Records
Retro on Retro: Souvlaki by Slowdive
When Slowdive released their sophomore album Souvlaki in 1993, critical receptions were mostly lukewarm — and, at times, scathing. Ironically,…
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‘Fever Land’ delivers stunning production and a heartfelt message
If you had the chance to revisit moments in your past, what would you visit? Fever Land by Stewart Lemoine…
Read More » - Max Boon
Photostory: Together Again YEG
Canada’s first socially-distant outdoor concert series was proof of how malleable our society can be. At least, that’s what it…
Read More » - Lochlann Kerr
Group Commentary: Met Gala outfits
The Met Gala’s theme this year was “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.” Attendees dressed to the nines and showed…
Read More » - Mongrel Media
Film Review: Mayday
Do you ever get the feeling that too many films are far too dependent on heroic, adventurous male leads, and…
Read More » - Frederick Kroetsch
‘Wochiigii lo: End of the Peace’ comments on treaties and Indigenous rights
Wochiigii lo: End of the Peace is one of the feature films that will be at the Edmonton International Film…
Read More » - Daniel Kosak
Root 107 combines public spaces with outdoor entertainment
On 107 St. just between Jasper Avenue and 101 St. is a pop-up park called Root 107. It’s an awesome…
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