Arts & Culture
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Joshua Storie Pokémon no
I feel extremely under-qualified to be discussing the new craze that is Pokémon GO, so I’ll spare you from pointing…
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Street Performers Festival celebrates 32 years of community
When roving performer Rick Kunst thinks of the Edmonton Street Performers Festival, he’s reminded of connection, togetherness, and community. Having…
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Work for Mr. West and you could watch the money pile up
Tuition fees got you down? Lying awake at night thinking about the cash you’ll have to cough up for textbooks…
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Fire Aid heats up Commonwealth
Though most of the lineup was well past their glory days, 17 bands blazed through Commonwealth for the Fire Aid…
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First-ever Edmonton cat café pops up this weekend
Edmonton Cat Café When: Saturday, July 2 (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and Sunday, July 3 (10 a.m. to 4…
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Freewill Shakespeare Festival Review: Romeo and Juliet and slurpees and sneakers
Romeo and Juliet Where: Heritage Amphitheatre, Hawrelak Park When: June 21 – July 17, Tuesday – Sunday matinees and evenings…
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In its powerful new documentary, 30 for 30 puts America on trial
At one point in O.J.: Made in America, O.J. Simpson and his tabloid drama are pre-empted by a newscast in…
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No sex for gen x
Kids these days are trying to sound smooth and hinting that they’re getting the D with phrases like “Netflix and…
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Stevie Raikou: The Gateway Interview
Check out our exclusive interview with Stevie Raikou, a rapper from Edmonton’s Crestwood neighbourhood. Stevie and a few of…
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Photo Essay: Cricket in Quad
We’ve noticed a group guys who regularly play cricket in quad, so we interviewed them and took photos. Don’t know anything…
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