Campus & City
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Stacy Lee Photography Robyn Maynard discusses ‘Policing Black Lives’ in lectureship at the U of A
2020 brought many things to light for this generation. The continuing pandemic has shown how minority communities have suffered with…
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Film Review: ‘The Humans’
The Humans is a film that successfully blends drama, comedy, and horror in a way that creates a sense of…
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‘The Great Whorehouse Fire of 1921:’ a scorching reminder of the prairie identity
The Great Whorehouse Fire of 1921, written by Linda Edwards and directed by Trevor Schmidt, using devastating irony and empathy,…
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SNAP Gallery hosts ‘At a Time: Tender and Tense’
The SNAP Gallery is an artist-run, non-profit centre. They’re dedicated to printmaking, and provide space for exhibitions. The gallery hosted…
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James Cameron – Challenging the Deep immerses visitors in the deep sea
Without a doubt, Telus World of Science makes me feel like I’m learning something new every time I visit, and…
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Q&A: METZ explores live music again
In 2020, Toronto rock band METZ released their fourth studio album Atlas Vending amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The band has…
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Play Review: ‘Botticelli in the Fire’
Botticelli in the Fire is a play written by Jordan Tannahil, directed by Ahmed Assaf, and presented by ABBEDAM 2021.…
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Viral on TikTok: a conversation with Stephen Raitz
When you think of TikTok, you think of overdone dances, kind of cringey overdubs to anime scenes, and lots, and…
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Mindfulness meets music at ECMS’s first live show in two years
An accomplished pianist and composer, Honens Prize Laureate Nicolas Namoradze is also a certified mindfulness teacher and author of Ligeti’s…
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Back to Live highlights local artists and industry speakers
BreakOut West’s Back to Live programming is bringing back live music — a component of the local arts scene sorely…
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