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Sustainable U: Fashion Revolution Week 2022

Sustainable U: Fashion Revolution Week 2022

Have you ever really wondered who made your clothes? Most of us acknowledge the fact that some of the world’s most loved brands are culprits. But once we see an eco-friendly label slapped on a new product line of our favourite brand and touted as “sustainable” we, unfortunately,

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Masterminds of scribble: How to overcome writer's block

Masterminds of scribble: How to overcome writer's block

We’ve all found ourselves at moments we are unable to write. Writer’s block is a condition in which one finds themselves unable to write anything tangible, and according to Britannica is defined as a problem of not being able to think of something to write about or not

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Alberta Ballet's PHI is Jean Grande-Maître's sayonara portrait performance

Alberta Ballet's PHI is Jean Grande-Maître's sayonara portrait performance

After two years of pandemic related delays, the highly anticipated final installment in Jean Grand-Maître’s portrait ballet series, PHI, features the music of legendary musician David Bowie and is ready to wow Alberta audiences.  Although the story explores humanity’s growing addiction to technology in a contemporary sci-

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Sustainable Swaps: March and April

Sustainable Swaps: March and April

Sustainable swaps from these last couple of months are mostly all about everyday items you simply cannot live without. March and April are the last leg of the oh-so-bitterly-cold Calgary winters and it’s also the busiest time for students as the prepare for final exams and

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A brief reflection on feminism and its her-story

A brief reflection on feminism and its her-story

On March 8 we celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) illustrating the empowering efforts of women and girls around the world who daily shape and transform the future for their communities. March also marks Women’s History Month and at the Gauntlet, we fight alongside incredible women around the globe

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YYC hot chocolate tours

YYC hot chocolate tours

Ramiro’s Review: Tres Leches Hot Chocolate by Good Trade: The unassuming locale in Kensington held one of the best hot chocolates I’ve tried. The cup is small and has a great flavour, accompanied by a tiny cookie which really adds to the whole experience. It came with icing

Crowchild Classic cancelled this season due to COVID-19

Crowchild Classic cancelled this season due to COVID-19

The annual Crowchild Classic originally set to take place on Feb. 3 has been postponed until 2023. It will no longer take place at the Scotiabank Saddledome as part of the regular Dinos men’s and women’s hockey season at the University of Calgary due to the COVID-19

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CUFF.docs reviews: Editor's top picks

CUFF.docs reviews: Editor's top picks

For years now we have been fanatics about the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) which has emerged as the best in international independent cinema showcasing niche genre films. Every year CUFF hosts their mainstream event including a classic drive-in theater and towards the end of the year, they focused

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CIFF 2021: Director Chris Gero talks film The Sound of Us

CIFF 2021: Director Chris Gero talks film The Sound of Us

The Sound of Us is a music documentary that premiered at the Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) 2021 and showcases that despite the tumultuous times we are living in, music as the great, universal language that unites us all. Featuring interviews and performances by international headliner artists such as Ben

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Meet up-and-coming Canadian Punjabi rock musician Zundeep

Meet up-and-coming Canadian Punjabi rock musician Zundeep

Surrey-based rock artist Zundeep recently released his new single “Busy” after being inspired by systematic problems highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic — issues such as mental health and trauma, healthcare worker burnout, laws that discriminate based on race, gender, religion, corruption everywhere, ongoing injustices and inequalities and so much

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