Cultural Affairs
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Adam Kelly Winnipeg-based band The Prairie Joggers release debut album
The Prairie Joggers, comprised of two friends — Cody Goertzen and Adam Hill — are a self-professed “gritty-folk rock band”…
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Patrick Grace writes with emotion in his poetry collection ‘Deviant’
Trigger Warning: This article discusses topics related to mental health and domestic abuse that some readers may find upsetting. Resources…
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Roots americana artist Desiree Dorion announces seventh studio album
JUNO Award-nominated roots Americana artist Desiree Dorion is gearing up for the release of her seventh studio album, Remember Your…
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Book Review: That Night in the Library
Toronto author Eva Jurczyk’s second novel That Night in the Library is a mystery novel that reveals the beautiful and…
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Beabadoobee returns with new album ‘This Is How Tomorrow Moves’
This Is How Tomorrow Moves is the third album from singer-songwriter Beatrice Laus, better known by her stage name, Beabadoobee.…
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Toronto-based artist Garrett Neiles releases three singles
A student of the early 2000’s pop-rock sound, Toronto-based musician Garrett Neiles released the heartfelt single “Heaven In My Hands”…
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‘Late in ’88’ podcast explores Queer experience in Alberta
Elinor Svoboda and Bronwin Parks were never friends during their time at school in Calgary in the 1980s. However, the…
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Album Review: Donovan Woods’ ‘Things Were Never Good If They’re Not Good Now’
JUNO Award-winning artist Donovan Woods returns with his eighth studio album, Things Were Never Good If They’re Not Good Now.…
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Five books you should read this summer
Planning to stay indoors to avoid the heat? We’ve got you covered with some great book recommendations for this summer!…
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Book Review: ‘I Hope This Finds You Well’ by Natalie Sue
Alberta author Natalie Sue’s buzzing debut novel, “I Hope This Finds You Well,” is a satirical critique of modern-day workplace…
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