By Wyatt Schiermann, December 6 2017 —
On Nov. 28, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave a formal apology for the wrongful treatment of the LGBTQ civil servants, as well as those in the military who were discharged because of their … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, December 5 2017 —
Torontonian quartet Casper Skulls caught nation-wide attention with their 2016 Lips & Skull EP. Only one year later, the group has delivered a synthesis of postpunk and dream-pop that’s nothing short of a … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, August 29 2017 —
Photos by Mariah Wilson. Archive photos provided by Calgary Gay History Project
Calgary has a complicated history with the LGBTQ community and the University of Calgary is front and centre in much of … Read the rest
By Emilie Medland-Marchen, January 17 2017 —
Canadian hockey legend and former Dinos women’s hockey player Hayley Wickenheiser announced her retirement on Jan. 13, 2017. In a way so uncharacteristic of her explosive career, Wickenheiser quietly posted on Twitter that … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, January 17 2017 —
In 2009, Shary Boyle and Shuvinai Ashoona exhibited together at the University of Toronto. The pair have since collaborated across Canada. Boyle, located in Toronto and Ashoona, based in Cape Dorset, Nunavut, will … Read the rest
By David Song, January 10 2016 —
For Canada and international hockey, anything less than gold is a bust. It can be difficult to swallow the United States’ thrilling comeback win in the 2017 World Junior Hockey Championship final. A … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, April 5 2016 —
The University of Calgary turns 50 this year. At the time of its founding in 1966, the U of C was a very different place than it is today. There were just a … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, October 20 2015 —
The Liberals’ near 50-year drought in Calgary is over. The party won both Calgary Skyview and Calgary Centre as part of a dramatic nation-wide resurgence that saw them form a majority government.
In … Read the rest
By Sonny Sachdeva, January 15 2015 —
January was a tumultuous month for Ultimate Fighting Championship’s Jon “Bones” Jones.
Just three days after defeating bitter rival Daniel Cormier via unanimous decision on Jan. 3rd, defending his Light Heavyweight Championship for … Read the rest
By Chris Adams, November 6 2014 —
Green Party of Canada leader Elizabeth May has plenty of political experience. Moving to Nova Scotia from Connecticut in 1972, she quickly took an interest in Canadian identity and environmental politics.
She became … Read the rest
