Campus & City
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Liam Hodder Beaumont Music Festival: 54-40 interview
54-40, hailing from British Columbia, is a Canadian rock-band. Before they hit the stage at the Beaumont Music Festival, Dave…
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Beaumont Music Festival: Odds interview
Odds are a Vancouver rock-band who toured with The Tragically Hip and Barenaked Ladies, and went platinum in Canada. Their…
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Beaumont Music Festival: Neveah Dyson interview
Neveah Dyson is a singer-songwriter from British Columbia. With the anniversary of her debut release, “Mom’s Eulogy,” coming up this…
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Beaumont Music Festival: Jessie Bird interview
Jessica Dostie is an Albertan singer-songwriter, performing under the name Jessie Bird. Having been performing for almost 18 years, Dostie…
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Social Intercourse: June 18
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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Reneltta Arluk on storytelling and ‘Pawâkan’
Reneltta Arluk has had her hand in a lot of different areas of the performing arts — directing, writing, acting,…
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Nextfest play readings: ‘Lightweight’ and ‘Carmilla’
Nextfest is a festival that showcases emerging artists, particularly in the areas of dance, film, music, and theatre. There’s also…
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young friend on their new release, ‘motorcycle sound effects’
young friend is a JUNO nominated, Vancouver-based indie project by Drew Tarves. With his debut LP, motorcycle sound effects, releasing…
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‘Zine and Heard’: Interview with Penny Frazier
Zine and Heard is a monthly zine based in Edmonton, founded and run by Penny Frazier. The zine focuses on…
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Edmonton Folk Fest release full line-up
On May 28 at the Edmonton Folk Festival’s media launch, festival producer Terry Wickham announced the full line-up. Organizers said…
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