By Ramiro Bustamante Torres with files from Ansharah Shakil, October 24 2023—
Alberta Ballet presents a timeless classic on a familiar background from Oct. 26 to 28 at the Southern Jubilee Auditorium. The Sleeping Beauty, will be performed with the … Read the rest
By Vama Saini, October 24 2023—
In the one-person performance titled Made in Italy, playwright and performer Farren Timoteo delves into a semi-autobiographical narrative that explores the Italian immigrant experience in 1970s Alberta. Set in Jasper, the play delves into … Read the rest
By Christian Lowry, October 13 2023—
As the roar of flames becomes louder than ever, the silence surrounding their cause, effects and cure is deafening. Alberta came into its worst wildfire season in decades radically unprepared and so far, its … Read the rest
By Gabriela Dzięgielewska, September 26 2023—
A new 13,000 person survey released by the Alberta government this past August found that half of all post-secondary students in Alberta experienced some form of sexual and gender-based violence since starting their studies. … Read the rest
By Leonie O’Sullivan, September 17 2023—
NeurAlbertaTech’s third iteration of natHacks — the largest neurotechnology hackathon in Canada — is returning to Alberta, running from Nov. 16 to 19. The Gauntlet spoke with NeurAlbertaTech executive members — Yash Mouje, the … Read the rest
By Devinya Nakandala, September 7 2023—
A group of researchers at the University of Calgary have discovered an invasive species of mosquito. They suspect that due to changes caused by global warming, it will continue to thrive in Calgary.
The … Read the rest
By Emma Swanson, September 6 2023—
It’s hard for me to choose my favourite place in Calgary.
I’ll tell you, Calgary’s hidden gems include: Reader’s Rock Garden, Purple Gorilla Comics and Pappy the Fortune Teller.
Flowers and history compose Reader’s … Read the rest
By Nazeefa Ahmed, September 1 2023—
Student Legal Assistance (SLA) is a non-for-profit legal clinic that provides free legal services to low-income Calgarians and all University of Calgary students. The pro bono organization aims to remove barriers to justice while … Read the rest
By Josie Simon, August 29 2023—
Alberta’s oil industry has adopted a new style in its marketing and propaganda efforts with an increasingly masculine tone. Marketing products such as the “I Love Oil” stickers and apparel featuring rugged, masculine imagery … Read the rest
By Ansharah Shakil, August 9 2023—
On the 100th anniversary of celebrated Canadian writer Winnifred Eaton’s Alberta-based novel Cattle, Onoto Watanna’s Cattle @ 100, a conference discussing her legacy, took place on July 27 until July 30 at the University … Read the rest
