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'Better, faster and cheaper,' claim private surgery owners Alberta Health Services counters it did no wrong by Trevor Scott Howell

Getting out of the homelessness cycle 'I can’t believe that these services and shelters haven’t clued in that they need trauma experts' by Trevor Scott Howell

Province skirts latest oilsands report 'I’m not a scientist,' says Premier Stelmach by Trevor Scott Howell

JoAnne McCaig, owner Shelf Life Books 'My goal is to not compete with my fellow independents but be a co-conspirator' by Trevor Scott Howell

More bloodshed in Somalia The African country pays the price of U.S. stupidity by Gwynne Dyer

Burger Hunt Original Joe's by Darell Hartlen

East meets east comes west Singh and I imports Chinese-Indian fusion cuisine by Ian Doig

Dyking out Calgary gets its first Dyke March, adding another level of pride by Richard Lam

Fetish fun Mosh comes to town to show off her latex, lace and heels by Drew Anderson

Cruisin' the Cosmos - week of Sept 2, 2010 by The Kid

Fiery young artists FUSE Fest brings urban youth arts to the skate park by Mark Hopkins

Fear of a straight planet Heterophobia hits the stage in time for Pride by Kenzie Love

Tuned in for two decades Jazz? IDM? Hip hop? Ninja Tune has it covered by Peter Hemminger

Whiskeyface among week’s best Not to mention all-age hardcore shows, blues explosions and Scientists by Mark Teo

Gabba Gabba Hey! Hipster parents rejoice! It’s the only TV show featuring Chad Van Gaalen by Elizabeth Chorney-Booth

Gaslight Anthem escapes the Jersey Shore Garden State punk rock act rises above the badlands by Mark Teo

Return of the living dead Ghoul story bro! Nekromantix bring the horror pop to Calgary by Christine Leonard

Grass Widow - Past Time Kill Rock Stars by Jesse Locke

Hilary Kole - You Are There Justin Time by Dennis Slater

Murderdolls - Women And Children Last Roadrunner by Keith Carman

Stalwart Sons - Burn Daylights Like Torches Revolution Winter by Jesse Locke

Trumans Water - O Zeta Zunis Asthmatic Kitty by Devin Friesen

Coming out in force1 Stonewall Uprising explores the birth of the gay rights movement by Mark Hamilton

Human Centipede appalls, but barely shocks Dutch film is punishing by Mark Teo

Directors I used to like1 Everybody loses it eventually. The great ones get it back. by John Tebbutt

Afraid of vaginas? Hire a prostitute by Dan Savage

A mysterious character Walter Mosley sets his conflicted protagonist apart by Cheryl Loewen