Arts & Culture
Let the games begin (Hunger Games double take!)
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If you’ve ever gone to see a movie based on a really good book, you’ll know what I mean when I talk about the feeling. You’ll be sitting there, in the darkened theatre, just...
Local boys bring blood, gore and laughs
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Father’s Day is trash, but oh my god it is entertaining trash. Corny one-liners, awkward dialogue cuts and overuse of red gels don’t detract from any of the core fucked up enjoyability of the...
Do-it-yourself movement invades Edge Gallery
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Have you ever thought about where the things you buy come from? The packaged food in the grocery store: salt n’ vinegar chips, frozen beef patties, green tea? What about shampoo, conditioner, gel and...
Ask Kara
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Hey Kara,
I am a lifelong monogamous dater, but in the last year my partner and I have experimented with opening up our relationship. We had a few flings with other people but otherwise kept...
CD Review: Yukon Blonde, Tiger Talk
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Returning to Canada from Europe, all four members of Yukon Blonde have hit the nail on the head with their signature style of sensible pop inspired organic rock in Tiger Talk. The Stairway 7”...
CD Review: Graffiti6, Colours
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It’s hard to put a finger on Graffiti6.
This eclectic group, comprised of Jamie Scott and DJ Tommy D (among others), is all over the place. They bring in such a diverse variety of musical...
Down in the Flood: Interview with Sheldon Birnie
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In Canada, certainly in the prairies, we’re no strangers to the plight of enduring uncompromising, sometimes unforgiving, battles with nature. For better or worse the weather turns and we must accommodate the change, both...







