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Marc J Chalifoux Photography Play Review: ‘Fully Committed’ at Teatro Live
One-man shows are hit or miss. The fate of the show rests on a single cast member to either deliver…
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Rosty Soroka Notes from Council: Planning for future student leadership engagement
“Notes from Council” is The Gateway’s ongoing series of recaps of noteworthy items from Students’ Council meetings. At the May…
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Supplied Book Review: ‘Crohnic’ by Jason Purcell
In April 2026, I had the privilege of listening to Jason Purcell read and speak about his new book, Crohnic,…
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Supplied Album Review: ‘Deux Places au Cimetière’ by Grand Eugène
Deux places au cimetière by Grand Eugène is a quietly upbeat and high-mood exploration of the frustrations innate to love.…
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Leah Hennig Edmonton’s parking changes cost more than they appear
It is 2027, and the city of Edmonton has removed the 15-minute free parking period. You have just parked your…
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Leah Hennig Alberta’s new license: A waste of money or a security risk too?
As of July 2, Alberta driver’s licenses and health-care cards will turn into one card. But there is little good…
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Supplied Play Review: ‘Rat Academy’ at the Roxy Theatre
Upon entering The Roxy Theatre for Rat Academy, I expected a quirky storyline with a sort of understated comedy. What…
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Megan Benoit Country Thunder Alberta is coming to take Calgary by storm
We are gearing up for another summer chock-full of music festivals in Central Alberta. Across the province, line-ups are being…
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Leah Hennig Edmonton Pride: A community-driven celebration
June marks the start of Pride season in Edmonton, with events running all the way until the end of August.…
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