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No Escape from Greatness: Interview with Author Jeffrey John Eyamie

March 18, 2016 Madison Bartlett

Winnipeg author and screenwriter, Jeffrey John Eyamie, will read from and discuss his new novel, No Escape from Greatness, at Owl’s Nest Books on Thursday, March 31. The novel is about a has-been actor and recovering alcoholic, Gabriel […]

Literature

Literary-Inspired Events to Check Out This Spring

March 2, 2016 Madison Bartlett

Spring is just around the corner, so it’s time to slip out of hibernation, put on those rain boots, and get out of the house! From a discussion and reading by the author of the […]

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Fitness

Beakerhead Revisited – Yoga in a Sandbox

December 10, 2015 Sarah Ferguson

Lying with my head in a sandpit in Fort Calgary, I couldn’t help but ask existential questions like how did I get here? Why did I decide this was a good idea? The answer to […]

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Five Alternative Holiday Giving Ideas

December 10, 2015 Heidi Stobert

The holidays are a time of giving, and the endless options can be overwhelming to many. On top of the heavily-marketed and well-known campaigns, there are many other places and things to donate you might […]

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Of Feminism, Nerds, Tech and Sarcasm: Meet the Women Behind NerdLab YYC

December 7, 2015 Kevin de Vlaming

When Hannah Sanford, Heather Tovey and Jenn Fitzgerald started a Meetup group last November for ‘intersectional feminist nerds who work in tech’, they expected to draw in (at most) thirty to fifty members. Imagine their surprise […]

Arts

Tom Wayman’s New Collection Captures Complexities of B.C.’s Interior

October 27, 2015 Madison Bartlett

Award-winning author and poet Tom Wayman will be launching his new collection of short stories, The Shadows We Mistake for Love, on Tuesday, November 3 at Shelf Life Books. The stories, connected by geography, each detail the lives of […]

Community

Twitter Meetups: Get to Know Your Followers

September 26, 2015 Heidi Stobert

I love Twitter. It is a perfect way to keep up with what my favorite people are up to, and all the happenings around the world. And recently, it is become the place to make […]

Arts

Living Analogue in a Digital World

September 14, 2015 Heidi Stobert

We live in a digital age. I don’t really need to tell you that, you know. We write emails to our friends, not letters. We write notes on laptops, instead of notebooks, and I doubt […]

Arts

How to Succeed in Hollywood Without Really Acting: A Calgarian’s Guide to the Auditioning Process

August 4, 2015 Madison Bartlett

Peter Skagen is a born and raised Calgarian whose book, How to Succeed in Hollywood Without Really Acting, was released earlier this year. The actor, who was inspired to join the film industry when he started […]

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Crackmacs: Living Life Anonymously On The Internet

August 1, 2015 Heidi Stobert

If you have spent any time on social media, and have not heard of Crackmacs, its time you did. The husband and wife team behind the social media account has become a popular alternative source […]

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