Cultural Affairs
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Michael Selby Album Review: ‘Second to None’ by The Get Alongs
Toronto-based band The Get Alongs recently released their sophomore LP, Second to None, via independent labels Having Fun and We…
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Supplied Book review: ‘Son of Nobody’ by Yann Martel
Son of Nobody by Yann Martel delivers a visually rich and emotionally charged journey through hidden truths, forgotten myths, and…
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Ian Webster Jasmine Colette of Blue Moon Marquee talks the blues, new music, and touring
A few days before their show at the Starlite Room, I chatted with Jasmine Colette of Blue Moon Marquee. In…
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Hugo Genest Album Review: ‘Can’t Please ‘Em All’ by General Chaos
Montreal-based punk rock trio General Chaos recently released their second full-length record, Can’t Please ‘Em All, via Stomp Records. Formed…
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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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Chantelle Dionne 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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Supplied Album Review: ‘Deux Places au Cimetière’ by Grand Eugène
Deux places au cimetière by Grand Eugène is a quietly upbeat and high-mood exploration of the frustrations innate to love.…
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Supplied Book Review: ‘A Temporary Grace’ by Maggie Burton
Maggie Burton is no stranger to good writing. Her first poetry collection, Chores, was shortlisted for and won multiple awards.…
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Megan Benoit Country Thunder Alberta is coming to take Calgary by storm
We are gearing up for another summer chock-full of music festivals in Central Alberta. Across the province, line-ups are being…
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