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Admid a snowy background of frozen trees, a man in a hat and black jacket cut meat at an outside table.

Review: ‘My Indian Name’ tells a poignant and powerful story

Arts Daniel Fraser -
My Indian Name explores the profound impact of removing traditional names from Indigenous people, highlighting their struggles to find their identities without them. The 42-minute...
Amid a dark room, a man in a white shirt plays the guitar on stage to a crowd.

Q&A: Indie-rock musician Jude Zappala talks finding his own sound and new music

Arts Owen Feather -
Second-year Carleton music student Jude Zappala juggles a full-time school load while playing music gigs at LIVE! on Elgin and the Rainbow Bistro in...
Kids dance and move alongside their parents as a drag king dances in front of them.

‘Fun and queer’: Manotick hosts second annual family-friendly drag show

Arts Kyla Silva -
Manotick’s second annual family-friendly drag show opened with the song “Come Alive” from The Greatest Showman and the audience did exactly that, dancing as...
Women staring up into a light with a black hand coming down to get her. The women has long black hair.

Review: Magdalena Bay’s ‘Imaginal Disk’ is the ultimate blend of synth-pop and prog rock

Arts Ryan Clark -
Imaginal Disk’s second single, “Image,” opens with the line, “What’s the best you’ve got?” It’s a fitting intro as this album is, in essence, two...
Man with white hair in a grey fall coat and wearing a red scarf looks away from the camera amid a background of winter-fall trees.

Q&A: Canadian music icon Joel Plaskett talks new album and his musical journey

Arts Daniel Fraser -
Nova Scotia musician Joel Plaskett released his brand new album, One Real Reveal, on Sept. 13. Plaskett has amassed a dedicated following across Canada over...
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