Opinion: MacEwan music composition students show-off and show-out at the 2022 Composition Concert
MacEwan University’s third-year music composition majors put their talent, creativity, and passion on full display at the 2022 Composition Concert this past January. The
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At the start of fall term, I found myself needing therapy, and after shopping around for a therapist, I quickly realized how broke I
How To: Make Candles
February is the perfect opportunity to dust off your creative skills and get candling. There are very few rules (despite what the fancy candle
Review: The Matrix Resurrections
Warning: this review contains mild spoilers for The Matrix Resurrections based only on trailers and promotional materials, as well as spoilers for earlier films
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In April 2021, the City of Edmonton introduced a new strategy for dealing with homeless encampments across Edmonton. They partnered with Homeward Trust, Boyle
A science centre that is all about you
For those of us who grew up in the Edmonton area, going to the Telus World of Science for a school field trip or
Food for thought: Wayback Burgers
In Edmonton’s downtown, situated on Jasper Ave, a new burger restaurant has opened up in the middle of a pandemic. Wayback Burgers, whose very
The New Guy
If you haven’t heard already, there’s a new guy in town. It’s been an interesting few weeks for Oilers fans after the rumours swirled
Fear and COVID in Las Vegas
At the beginning of February, I had the opportunity to experience travel in the Omicron wave of COVID. On a trip to Las Vegas,
Black History Month Celebrations 2022
It’s February, which means it is also Black History Month! Not only is this month a celebration of the achievements, talent, and well-deserved recognition
A welcomed return to the movies
Members of Metro Cinema and the Edmonton International Film Festival (EIFF) are happy movie theatres are back in full swing. After nearly six months
Creative Spotlight: Matthew Cardinal
Usually, improvisation brings to mind bluesy saxophone solos or long guitar riffs. But Matthew Cardinal pushes boundaries and brings the same level of experimentation