Cultural Affairs
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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…
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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)…
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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…
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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…
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Playlist: ValenTunes
For Valentine’s Day, I find myself drawn to music that celebrates love in all its forms — joyful, tender, and…
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Album review: ‘Because You Love Everything’ by Marlaena Moore
Because You Love Everything was released by Marlaena Moore on January 17 and is Moore’s fourth album in the alternative/indie…
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Elena Erin on her upcoming Gatsby-inspired album ‘Roaring 20s’
Elena Erin, a singer from a small town in British Columbia (B.C.), is getting ready to release her third album,…
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Book review: ‘Barbara Ann Scott: Queen of the Ice’ by Ryan Stevens
As a longtime expert on figure skating, one can only thank Ryan Stevens for turning his attentive gaze to such…
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Book review: ‘The Watkins Book of Urban Legends’ by Gail de Vos
The Watkins Book of Urban Legends by Gail de Vos is an in-depth analysis and guide on urban legends, ranging…
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A look into the Album of the Year Nominees for the 2025 GRAMMYs
From experimental jazz to country, this year’s Album of the Year (AOTY) nominations for the GRAMMYs stretch across a wide…
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