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Canadian bands Econoline Crush, Big Wreck and Līve put on a killer night of Northern Rock

Canadian bands Econoline Crush, Big Wreck and Līve put on a killer night of Northern Rock

On Feb. 26, the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino was taken over by three powerhouses of Canadian rock. Econoline Crush (Econoline) and Big Wreck each provided an absolutely lethal opening-set before the night came to a satisfying ending with our main act, Līve.  The show began with the lights

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The 12 signs and where they would thrive in the performing arts

The 12 signs and where they would thrive in the performing arts

Are you a dancer, musician, actor or all of the above? Or maybe none of the above? Find out what your sign tells you!  Aries (March 21 to April 19):  Aries' first instinct is to figure out how to “win” at performing — think Whiplash. No matter the skill, Aries

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Final 8: Day two — visuals feature

Final 8: Day two — visuals feature

Game one: The UBC Thunderbirds vs The Laval Rouge et Or Game Two: The Acadia Axemen v. The Calgary Dinos Game Three: The Carleton Ravens v. The Toronto Metropolitan Game Four: The Bishop's Gaiters v. The Victoria Vikes

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Final 8: Day one — visuals feature

Final 8: Day one — visuals feature

Game one: The Toronto Metropolitan v. The UBC Thunderbirds Game two: The Carleton Ravens v. The Laval Rouge et Or Game Three: The Victoria Vikes v. The Calgary Dinos Game Four: The Bishop's Gaiters v. The Acadia Axemen

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Uncontested VP Internal candidate Abdu Negmeldin talks about increased advocacy for mental health resources at SU election forum

Uncontested VP Internal candidate Abdu Negmeldin talks about increased advocacy for mental health resources at SU election forum

The uncontested Vice President Internal (VPI) candidate, Abdu Negmeldin, began the SUforum on Feb. 26 by discussing his three main platform goals of supporting mental health resources, increasing students accessibility to student leaders and to reduce the bureaucracy of the clubs office.  The role of VPI is the newest amongst

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ICE offices in Canada: When does America’s problem become ours?

ICE offices in Canada: When does America’s problem become ours?

The United States Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) agency has been the focal point of controversy and concern within the U.S. as thousands of Americans are detained, injured or killed. Aside from our empathetic human nature, those of us outside of the U.S. can’t help but wonder

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Scapegoating transgender youth and what the UCP is trying to hide: A deeper look at Bill 9

Scapegoating transgender youth and what the UCP is trying to hide: A deeper look at Bill 9

In Alberta, control over transgender youth bodies has been debated repeatedly over the last couple of years. What is Bill 9? Bill 9, or the Protecting Alberta’s Children Statues Amendment Act is a blatant attempt on the part of the United Conservatives Party (UCP) to control the bodily autonomy

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How many stories remain untold?: Calgary Opera's tragic performance of Madama Butterfly

How many stories remain untold?: Calgary Opera's tragic performance of Madama Butterfly

Warning: This article contains spoilers and mentions of sensitive topics  On Nov. 1, 2 and 7, Calgary Opera presents Madama Butterfly — a beautiful tragedy encapsulating one of the many, but all too common grim aftermaths of World War II.  Giacomo Puccini, the composer for Butterfly, worked through many revisions of

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Fresh starts: September 2025 visuals showcase

Fresh starts: September 2025 visuals showcase

Inspired by the beginning of the fall term, and the many brand new first years making their way through orientation, this showcase is dedicated to representing the feeling of starting new and experiencing unexplored opportunities. My drawing reflects the theme of a fresh start in university, with the different coloured

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