Researcher Timothy Caulfield debunks COVID misinformation
Albertans are now facing a fourth wave of the COVID virus. After Premier Jason Kenney announced his open for summer plan in June 2021,
Bringing transit to life
Taking transit can often be a dismal experience. You keep your head down, turn your music up louder, and avoid puddles of spilled coffee,
How To: Start a skincare routine
The toughest part about creating an attainable skin care regimen is knowing where to start. I asked my mom the other week what she
Giving a voice to Edmonton artists
Artists in the Fallow is an organization of like-minded artists that was established during the summer of 2021. Their goal is to engage local
Final Thoughts: Satirizing The Crown
The Windsor royals are simultaneously adored and hated, and it seems that nothing about their lives is off limits. The public is fascinated by
Day Trip: CrossIron Mills
Few things are more Albertan than a day trip to Calgary or, more specifically, the very touristic CrossIron Mills. Generally, you wouldn’t think of
Food for thought: De Dutch
De Dutch is a Dutch-western Canadian breakfast and lunch franchise specializing in sweet and savoury pancakes called “pannekoeken.” The only location outside of BC
Creative Spotlight: D’orjay
D’orjay The Singing Shaman is a woman of many talents. She is a practicing shaman who heals individuals from past trauma, obstacles, and challenges,
Sculpted Finery celebrated Warrior Week in honour of Peyton Kalbfleisch
During the week of Oct. 18 to 22, Tracey Kalbfleisch and the Sculpted Finery community celebrated Warrior Week in honour of Peyton Kalbfleisch, Kalbfleisch’s
Staying active as a student
Most of us are already aware that exercise is important. According to ParticipACTION, a non-profit organization launched by the Canadian government to promote healthy
Seven tips to stay motivated
Staying motivated with little energy can be difficult. Whether it’s school, work, or general life that has you down, it can be difficult to
10 riveting books to read in November
Gina’s Top Five Book Picks Nadya by Pat MurphyThis book was written in 1996 and is broken up into three parts. It centres around