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Laying on a table with teacups and cards, a person in a red dress stares directly at the camera.

Q&A: Singer-songwriter Zeelle on growing up and finding musical inspiration

Arts Alexa MacKie -
At 10 years old, Zahra Ladha penned their first song. It was Grade 4 and they wrote “The Perfect Life” with their childhood friend...
A women wearing all black with a black mask, stands to the right of an all white textile art piece.

Gallery 101’s ‘Do Weeds Still Grow in Heaven?’ confronts abuses in queer and trans...

Arts Juliana Italiano -
WARNING: This article contains topics of abuse targeting members of the LGBTQ+ community. Those in need of support can call the Sexual Assault Support...
A blue book with the title "On Beauty" by Rob McLennan sits on a bed. Above it is a cactus and three Muji pens. The backdrop is a gray blanket.

Review: ‘On Beauty’ captures the delicacies of the mundane

Arts Natasha Baldin -
While laying in the grass of New York City’s Central Park with the skyscrapers warmly embracing me, I cracked open the short story collection,...
On stage, the two main characters in 1984, Julia and Winston, have a heated discussion.

Review: Sock ‘n’ Buskin’s ‘1984’ is a tall order on a small stage

Arts Justin Ball -
In a dystopian society, Winston is a cog in a utilitarian machine. This world operates under the constant surveillance and censorship of the Party,...
Wrapped around a brick building, a mural of a sunset depicting a geese flying over head is painted. There are also flowers (like daisy's) on the bottom of the mural

Paint It Up! offers creative outlet to youth experiencing homelessness

Arts Julia DeJong -
Sandy Hill residents may have noticed a new mural at the corner of Cumberland Street and George Street. More than just a splash of...
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