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Ted and Marion Outerbridge pose for a photo outside the Station Theatre, an old train station converted into a theatre.

World-renowned Canadian illusion show returns to the Ottawa Valley

Arts Natasha Baldin -
Magical arts performing couple Ted and Marion Outerbridge will be performing their internationally-renowned illusion show, Outerbridge—Clockwork Mysteries in Smiths Falls, Ont. from July 1...
Several rings are pictured on display along a wooden post at a jewelry store.

Profile: Geneviève Folliet-Multone’s Crazy Little Desire

Arts Rawan Youssef -
Geneviève Folliet-Multone’s life as an ER nurse in Switzerland turned upside down when she found herself in a motorcycle accident that made it difficult...

Review: Mitski’s darker style in ‘Laurel Hell’ maintains her signature emotional impact

Arts Sara Garcia -
On Feb. 4, Mitski released her sixth studio album, Laurell Hell. Despite how her last album, Be the Cowboy, was released four years ago,...

Release of Emily Ruth’s album ‘Beloved’ helps those who need a little faith

Arts Sophia Foglia -
Emily Ruth’s newest album, Beloved, released April 8, promotes connection and mental well-being. The Carleton journalism alumna said the 10-song album was inspired by personal...

Review: Canadian author explores nuanced themes of identity, belonging and immigration

Arts Natalia Konrad -
Canadian author and immigration lawyer Jamie Chai Yun Liew explores themes of identity, culture, mental health and belonging in her emotional debut novel Dandelion,...
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