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Joshua Storie ONETWOSIX Design: Innovation Meets Solution
Every designer has a driven passion that ignites a million different ideas, you just have to pick one and run…
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Jon Zilinski Katie Laine plays tropical folk tunes better than you’d expect
Katie Laine With: The Good Goodbyes Wednesday April 20 Time TBD Bohemia (10217 97st) Price: TBD “I was trying to…
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Christina Varvis Debunking the Stereotype: A ballerina shares her story
Ballet is a graceful and captivating art that is often associated with anorexia, cut-throat competition, and unreasonable expectations. Portrayals of…
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Christina Varvis Breaking the mould: Michener Park family discovers significant mould in reportedly renovated apartment
Breaking the mould Michener Park family discovers significant mould in reportedly renovated apartment Written by Jamie Sarkonak and Richard Catangay-Liew…
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Christina Varvis Record Store Day
For music fans in Edmonton, Christmas comes in March, bringing a plethora of treasures along with it. But in recent…
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Joshua Storie Basket Bears’ Clarke makes waves in first full season
Brody Clarke may be one of the most talented basketball players in Canada, but he spent far more time lamenting…
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Supplied Album Review: The Sea and the Soil
Katie Laine The Sea and the Soil Self-Released katielainemusic.bandcamp.com In this day and age where up and coming musicians focus…
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Supplied Illaborate pairing of carefree attitudes with careful attention to detail
In a tequila-soaked backpacking hostel in Bangkok, Thailand, Brandon Bowie had an epiphany midway through a month-long bender. “I was…
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Supplied New art gallery exhibit blurs the lines between art and design
The Blur in Between Jan. 23 – May 8, 2016 Art Gallery of Alberta (2 Sir Winston Churchill Square) $8.50…
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