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Winnipeg’s artistic bridge, Calgary Philharmonic’s war-inspired requiem, Edmonton’s yogi family, and Saskatchewan corporation helps kids Read More
Navigating Netflix: The Adventures of Tintin
They were the first comic books I fell in love with, my gateway drug into that world that led me to Batman, Spider-Man and more. Read More
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Calgary’s rodeo without the bull, Edmonton snowed over, Saskatchewan protects their late-night workers, and Winnipeg needs Big Brothers Read More
Social Beef: I got no reply; ethics of modern day communication
A friend of mine recently applied for a job via email. After submitting a proposal, a yellow envelope was delivered to his inbox. Read More
Made in the Prairies: Brendon Friesen and Nate Bezoplenko
Brendon Friesen and Nate Bezoplenko make beautifully-detailed, functional canvas and leather bags, but you’d never know it unless you’re friends with them. “We basically use… Read More
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Winnipeg’s Pistols for Pixels, Calgary's unfair student fare, Downtown Edmonton getting artsy, and Saskatoon's British adventurer Read More
Electricity Fight
Two men fight with electricity as part of the Belfast Festival @ Queens. Read More
Text Talk: Where do lentils come from?
Here now, an excerpt from an exchange of text messages between two best friends Read More
Two Centuries on Point Douglas, Part Two: 1912-2012
This is a brief and selective timeline of the people, places, and events that helped shape the Point Douglas neighbourhood of today. Read More
Changing communities: Buying sushi in Weyburn, Saskatchewan
In the small west-central Saskatchewan town where I grew up, “ethnic food” meant perogies (and, to be honest, I didn’t actually see one until I was 12). Read More
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Winnipeg may get the Lowe-down, Calgarians want to lose bike lanes, Edmonton’s hip to hemp, and Calgary family fights for foreign feline Read More
Drunk and winning with the mystical unicorn
“Casinos are just giant arcades for adults, seniors and disabled people.”
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Comic Con 2012: Finding the long, lost fanboy
John, my escort, had been very accommodating and patient and helped me find my lost inner nerd. Read More
Will Ferrell’s plea to U.S. voters
He promises to do anything to get you to vote in this election. Read More
Paths of life: A Calgary physician reflects
Erin Brennand Banerjee has led an interesting trajectory; from punk rock fanzines and all ages shows to the operating room. This is her story. Read More
Navigating Netflix: Community
Here, in no particular order, is my list of the top five episodes of Community you can watch on Netflix right now. Read More