By Laura Beldor, May 26 2026—
For the final production of their 2025-2026 season, The Calgary Opera put on performances of The Barber of Seville from April 18-24. The production takes a quirky take on the classic comedic opera
The … Read the rest
By Hannah Caparino, May 21 2026—
The University of Calgary (U of C) recently held the Canadian Landpower Mobilization and Modernization Conference on March 26 – 27. The conference featured a wide variety of panels and discussion for how the … Read the rest
By Hannah Caparino, May 21 2026—
The Calgary Opera has completed its 2026/2027 season with the spring production of The Barber of Seville. The iconic opera was open to the Southern Jubilee Auditorium on April 18-24 and will be sure … Read the rest
By Matthew Johnson and Hannah Caparino, May 12 2026—
It has been two years since the police removed a pro-palestine encampment on University of Calgary campus, now nine people who were removed from campus are suing the university, Calgary Police … Read the rest
By Michael Sarsito, May 5 2026—
Perhaps Joji’s latest album, Piss in the Wind, is just that — literally pointless. After SMITHEREENS left fans desperate for another heart-wrenching album, Joji managed to produce something that not only left fans hungry, … Read the rest
By Anna-Maria Kulykova, April 25 2026—
The Swan Lake ballet has made its newly choreographed Canadian premiere in the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Calgary from March 13 to 21, and continued in the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Edmonton … Read the rest
By Daniel Rodriguez Barrios, April 25 2026—
On Friday, Nov. 28, 2025, Dickens in Calgary hosted “Show up For the Island!”, a fundraising concert for the Sled Island Music & Arts Festival. At the fundraiser, marketing and communications lead Curtis … Read the rest
By Khadija Tembo, April 25 2026—
Why streaming dramas keep aestheticizing mental illnessWelcome to the golden age of aesthetic anxiety.
If you’re writing a buzzy streaming drama and your character needs depth, complexity or something to do between long, … Read the rest
By Garima Chahal, April 24 2026—
I visited Père-Lachaise Cemetery last year as part of a research project examining sustainability and livability in European cities. Our task was deceptively simple: to understand why Père-Lachaise is considered a public space, and … Read the rest
By Sabahat Baig, April 24 2026—
The world is becoming a dark dystopian novel that no amount of book bans can censor, and no rose-tinted glasses can possibly romanticize
The complex and often torn discussion on banned books has been … Read the rest
