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Just Eat It takes a bite out of food waste

By Tamara Cottle, September 18 2014 —

Vancouver filmmakers Grant Baldwin and Jen Rustemeyer dive into grocery store dumpsters to unveil a shocking amount of food being wasted in their second feature documentary, Just Eat It.

The idea for Just … Read the rest

2014 Polaris Prize enters final stretch

By Gauntlet and CJSW staff, September 18 2014 —

The Polaris Music Prize is an annual award that recognizes excellence in Canadian music. Albums released in the previous year are eligible for the $30,000  grand prize, an award given for … Read the rest

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New Music: Peer Support

By Connor Sadler, September 11 2014 — View, the latest release from Calgary-based indie band Peer Support, strikes a good balance between the indie-rock style of their early albums and the dreamy, ambient tone of their last release Far From … Read the rest

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New Music: The Lad Mags

By Sean Willett, September 11 2014 — 

Self-described as “four women and a garbageman drummer,” The Lad Mags are a garage rock band from Edmonton that has hit the local music scene like a cobweb-covered asteroid. After releasing a handful … Read the rest

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New Music: Slight Birching

By Kaleem Khan, September 11 2014 — 

From the shores of Vancouver comes the first album by neo-folk musician Sean Travis Ramsey, known as Slight Birching. Cultural Envelope is equal parts album and conceptual sound art piece. Blending folk, ambient … Read the rest

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Venus in Fur brings S&M to the theatre

 By Liv Ingram, September 9 2014 — 

Before 50 Shades of Grey, there was Venus in Furs. The 1870 erotic novel by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch deals with gender roles, female domination and masochism — for which Sacher-Masoch is the namesake … Read the rest

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