Banskyland tour trailer Review by Iman Qureshi Banksy, an elusive artist from Bristol, UK, whose identity is unconfirmed, started becoming known in the late 90s to early 2000s as a street artist and political activist. His work...
Read MoreA Prototype Wellbeing Project and An Interview With Those on the Ground Level interview by Ani Heslop Knowsy Fest is a prototype project that, according to the organizing group, Auricle, attempts to explore “how the people...
Read MoreDale Malayko in 2022, after he had been acquitted of noise violationsPhoto: Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms Interview by Milton Friesen He looks like Clint Eastwood but is armed with only a microphone. His bullets...
Read MoreReview and photos by Hannah Rennie On November 29, Canadian pop singer-songwriter Scott Helman returned to Edmonton to play at the Starlite Room. Born and raised in Toronto, Scott moved to Los Angeles in 2022, but came back to...
Read Morepraying in the ‘Darbar Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji’ gurdwara by Arsh Kaur Visiting gurdwara, a place of worship for Sikh, is not something I do regularly. But, on Nov 27, my mother nudged me persistently to join the celebrations...
Read MoreBannock and Jam Report by J. Kaur The only time I remember eating bannock was at an elementary school field trip to Fort Edmonton Park. Sarah DeLanophoto North Saskatchewan River Valley Conservation Society We had...
Read MoreThe 2022 Tanya Prochazka Memorial Concert photo: Petticoats and Pistols Tanya Prochazka Memorial Concert Kathleen de Caen (Cello)Janet Scott Hoyt (Piano) Claude Debussy: Sonate (1915) Robert Rival (b....
Read More“I happily rate the Hating Game movie 5/5 stars” by Abigail Troppmann In early 2021, I decided to read The Hating Game by Sally Thorne. It’s an enemies-to-lovers romance between two coworkers at a publishing house...
Read MoreCanada and the Quest for the World Cup by Douglas MacDonald My friend Michael is a huge soccer fan. Years ago, in his parent’s basement, he was disappointed when I didn’t want to play the FIFA video games. I always opted for...
Read MoreReview by Rachel Papulkas A young maiden dances alone in a forest, spirited and untroubled as Odette gathers flowers. Her footwork is light as she dances her way around the field, unaware of the looming presence of a mysterious...
Read Morean intriguing look into the culture and secrets of Strathcona review by Rachel Papulkas Are ghosts real, and are they among us? As Halloween drew closer, and people began to prepare for a weekend of festivities, Nadine Bailey’s...
Read MoreThere’s a Halloween Activity for Everyone This October A guide by Kaylene Stefaniuk There’s no shortage of spooky good times to be had in Edmonton this October. Whether you’re looking to have your socks scared off or to learn...
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