Arts & Culture
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Supplied Film Review: ‘Tony’
For a college student, “we need to get away” has never left the group chat. Doing it alone, though, just…
Read More » - Monet Davies
Exhibit Review: ‘Climates of Health: The Weather Inside Us’
If there is one thing that Climates of Health: The Weather Inside Us invokes, it is our oneness with the…
Read More » - Abbeygael Kuchmak
What’s the 311? October 7
In our biweekly column, What’s the 311?, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton.…
Read More » - Nanc Price
Play Review: ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ at the Citadel Theatre
The Citadel Theatre has officially kicked off its 2026–27 season with a spirited production of Agatha Christie‘s Murder on the…
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Book Review: ‘Beyond the Brightening Sea’ by Trudy J. Morgan-Cole
How do you survive and thrive in a world where you are not meant to have power? Beyond the Brightening…
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Tyra Delver brings love, connection, and bannock to TIFF
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) ran earlier this month, from September 10–20. Filmmakers from Canada and around the world…
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LitFest celebrates 20 years of promoting non-fiction
LitFest is the only Canadian literary festival completely devoted to non-fiction, and it is held every year right here in…
Read More » - Leah Hennig
Album Review: ‘Blue Star’ by Lauren Dillen
On September 4, Toronto-based indie-folk artist Lauren Dillen released her debut EP Blue Star. Anchored in identity and how those around…
Read More » - Sahar Saadat
What’s the 311? September 23
In our biweekly column, What’s the 311?, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton.…
Read More » - Supplied
Film Review: ‘Montreal, My Beautiful’
A delicate but determined drama that explores lesbianism, Montreal, My Beautiful, screened on August 27 at Metro Cinema as part…
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