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    ‘It’s liberating’: The Lionyls debut new EP with supporting local acts at Gladstone Theatre

    Arts Naeema Abdullahi -
    The Lionyls celebrated the release of their EP, Leona, at the Gladstone Theatre in rock and soul fashion with fellow local acts.
    A graphic of two people, a woman on the left and a man on the right, looking at one another with the Palace of Verseilles behind them.

    Critic’s Corner: Why ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ keeps fans coming back

    Arts Mya Pasparakis -
    For all its cringe-worthy moments, The Summer I Turned Pretty is relatable. For better or for worse, that's why fans keep coming back.
    A bowl of breakfast foods including a poached egg, hollandaise, smoked meat and more.

    Review: Riverbank Social’s homefries the star of otherwise ordinary dishes

    Arts Jessica Jagodics -
    Carleton University's new sit-down restaurant, Riverbank Social, offers ordinary flavours apart from their savoury homefries.
    An artist stands beside her large photograph of a tree and the sky.

    Berlin artist maps memories of Second World War in new campus exhibit

    Arts Miriam Visser -
    Berlin-based artist Sonya Schönberger uses photographs and sculptures to depict memories of the Second World War.
    A band performs on stage under purple lighting.

    CityFolk Day 5 Review: Down with Webster and USS rock a breezy night with...

    Arts Nisse Anonby -
    Closing out CityFolk, USS, previous acts and headliner Down with Webster rocked Lansdowne Park with heavy music.
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