Arts & Culture
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Fyruz Abuoun Exploring Edmonton: BE Coffee
A coffee shop must have a warm, inviting atmosphere for studying, and of course, delicious coffee to be considered the…
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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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Social Intercourse: October 9
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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EIFF film review: ‘Ohskennón:ten Owí:ra (Little Deer)’
Note: This article contains mentions of residential schools which some readers may find upsetting. Ohskennón:ten Owí:ra (Little Deer) was part…
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EIFF film review: ‘The Apprentice’
The Edmonton International Film Festival (EIFF), which ran from September 26 – October 5, is an annual event that strives…
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EIFF film review: ‘Inkwo For When the Starving Return’
As part of a series of Indigenous short films put on by the Edmonton International Film Festival (EIFF), which ran…
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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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Aurora Palit’s debut novel explores romance and culture
With the release of her debut novel Sunshine and Spice, Aurora Palit brings a fresh and culturally nuanced voice to…
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Performance review: The Paperboys
As a season opener for the New Moon Folk Club, Vancouver’s The Paperboys excelled in getting the crowd up, dancing, singing,…
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Exhibit review: ‘Segundo Sol’ at FAB gallery
How do humans and technology co-exist? How does the ever-expanding world of technology shape our emotional experiences? Where does art…
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