Fighting in Whatever Way We Can
Ukrainian-Edmontonians and the war in Ukraine.
Should the Arts be Publicly Funded?
A dialogue between Owais Lightwala and Colin Craig
People Need Music, Right?
How the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra weathered the pandemic.
Extended Intermission
How One Yellow Rabbit survived the pandemic.
How Not to Choose Leaders
The flaws of one-person-one-vote.
Requiem for a Mountain Sanctuary
Climate change caused Abbot Pass Hut to lose its footing.
Briefly Noted: October 2022
New Alberta Books
Letters to Singapore
Calgarian Kelly Kaur makes her fiction debut with an epistolary novel, a challenging form, which intersects through letters the lives of five women in mid-1980s Calgary and Singapore. The [...]
Hidden Scourge
Exposing the Truth About Fossil Fuel Industry Spills
I Wish I Could be Peter Falk
Toxic masculinity—to some a slur; to others a summation of male character—is the Achilles heel that Calgary’s Paul Zits aims to remediate in his fourth poetry collection. The book’s title, which [...]