Five things to do when you’re broke but in love. Sheila Arellano // Arts & Culture Editor Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be spent at a fancy restaurant or an…
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It’s Poutine Time, Folks!
A delicious festival to remember. Nirosh Saravanan, Contributor It’s time to put on your toques and boots, and grab some local takes on a Canadian classic. With the Poutine Festival on its way,…
Capilano University Thrive Recreation Club
Building connection and friendship through exercise and recreation. Pablo Córdoba, Contributor At Capilano University there are many ways to get involved and establish connections, and the recreational Thrive Club is…
i see you, i am you.
Taylor M. Kleine-Deters – Contributor When asked to give a brief introduction to herself Casey-Jo Loos said, “I would say I am a connector and a lover of humans, life and…
Five Reasons to Go See Circle Game.
Devon Simpson – Contributor An astonishing event showcasing the reimagined music of Joni Mitchell. The show, Circle Game: Reimagining the Music of Joni Mitchell, running from Jan. 12 to Feb….
A Tribute to Africa – BlueShore Theatre
Taylor M. Kleine-Deters – Contributor On Jan. 25 the BlueShore Theatre plays host to A Tribute to Africa, part of the Capilano University Jazz series which is being led by artist-in-residence Dr. Kofi Gbolonyo. This tribute…
A Different Type of Encyclopedia
Batia Suter’s “Parallel Encyclopedia Extended” is a must-see exhibit. Mel Gibbons – Production Manager Not everything in life is black or white. There is more to be seen between these two shades as…
The Environment is a Canvas
Sharon Kallis weaves the natural world into her art. Ben Jacobs // Contributor Environmental artist Sharon Kallis has dedicated many years of her life to perfecting her artform. To her, environmental art is about…
Spring Arts Preview
Sheila Arellano, Arts & Culture Editor Early 2019 is permeated with events you cannot miss, ranging from musical performances to plays, book releases, art exhibitions and festivals. This year is an…