Arts & Culture
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Estée Preda Gus Englehorn embraces imagination and storytelling with album ‘The Broken Balladeer’
Gus Englehorn, a Montréal-based duo, released their latest album The Broken Balladeer, on February 27, 2026. The pair consists of…
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Social Intercourse: July 15
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
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CHILIØ adds a little Alberta to Rockin’ Thunder’s main stage
At last year’s Rockin’ Thunder festival, CHILIØ played the smaller YEG Rocks! stage. But this year, they earned themselves a…
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Paul Langlois brings a lot of rock and a little Tragically Hip to Edmonton
Paul Langlois spent about 30 years with one of Canada’s most iconic bands: The Tragically Hip. Now, 10 years after the…
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The Freewill Shakespeare Festival continues with ‘Something Rotten!’
After a stunning performance of Much Ado About Nothing, the Freewill Shakespeare Festival continued last week with their production of…
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Improv Review: ‘Crowd Worked: A Standup Show’
Four Canadian comedians, Cindy Rivers, Tosan, Lief Olsan Cormack, and Celeste Lampa, did an improvised comedy show, produced by Jared Leeder.…
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Suvi Sharma on her Edmonton-based fashion brand, Silver’s Wind
Suvi Sharma is the founder of Edmonton-based jewelry brand Silver’s Wind. Before launching the company, she built a career in…
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Social Intercourse: July 1
In our biweekly column Social Intercourse, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and in Edmonton. Check out…
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Desiree Dorion chats about going outside the box for new album ‘Pieces of Me’
Desiree Dorion, originally from Dauphin, Manitoba, released her eighth album, Pieces of Me, on May 15. She sat down with…
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Freewill Shakespeare Festival makes a triumphant return with ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
After years of battling restrictions caused by COVID-19 and construction, the Freewill Shakespeare Festival has finally returned to Hawrelak Park.…
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