| NEWS
Fans rally around fired CBC host Don Hill
by Amy Steele
New redevelopment plan approved for East Village
by Amy Steele
Black flags to be flown at peace rally and other stories
by Amy Steele
LETTERS
Native adoption story disappointing
by Terrance Houle
VIEWPOINT
Bush goes ballistic over missile defence
U.S.-Canadian relations have a history of conflict over military strategy
by David Bright
WEB WATCH
Furry friends in need
by Courtney Thompson
FOOD
The market comes to Mission
Mercato on Fourth Street brings out your inner Mediterranean chef
by Janet McMahen
BOOKS
Turning me into we
Book finds self-help in act of helping others
by Amy Steele
BOOKENDS
Firing up the small presses
Annual ReLit Awards give Canadas indie publishers a chance to burn bright
by Harry Vandervlist
MUSIC
Malian magic
Musical storyteller Habib Koite makes a Big Noise for impoverished countrymen
by Christine Leonard
Slowly building a monster
Electric Frankensteins 15-year rock legacy
by Rick Overwater
Tighter than a pair of leather pants
Glam freak Robin Black and his pals spit out an Instant Classic
by Christine Leonard
More plastic
Bakelites space-age geek meets thrift-store chic
by Christine Leonard
The power of two
Rhonda Withnell uses jazz duo to execute plan
by Dennis Slater
Have a holly jolly St. Patricks Day
Some Calgary stalwarts give birth to new bands and old cover tunes
by Leslie Birdfly
CD REVIEWS
Speaking up for The Mars Voltas Mute
CD Reviews:
The Mars Voltas Frances the Mute
reviewed by Kirsten Kosloski
Eric Matthews Six Kinds of Passion looking for An Exit
reviewed by Michael White
Petra Hadens Petra Haden sings: The Who Sell Out
reviewed by M.D. Stewart
Judas Priests Angel of Retribution
reviewed by Rick Overwater
Doves Some Cities
reviewed by Matthew Currie Holmes
VISUAL ARTS
Real life exposed
Mary Ellen Marks passion for people fuels powerful documentary photography
by Wes LaFortune
Colourful rejection
by Mark Clintberg
ACTIVIST GUIDE
No walk in the park
Hillhurst-Sunnyside residents fight city fees to keep pesticides out of park
by Adrienne Beattie
A glimpse into a bare cupboard
Photo exhibit gives Albertans new perspective on women and poverty
by Amy Steele
Reduce, reuse and recycle yourself
Some unorthodox but environmentally friendly ways to dispose of the dead
by Kirsten Kosloski
Say goodbye to lonely drivers
More people expected to share cars and rides for cost and convenience
by Wes LaFortune
Scissors are more powerful than the sword
Scott Walmsleys Cut And Paste Project skewers the worlds power brokers
by Jennifer Abel
Scotties Cut and Paste Projects Scottadelics: Scotties Cut and Paste Project Phases #14 and #9
CD review
by Jennifer Abel
Calgary and area activist guide 2005
by Kari Watson
Dont throw it away, Freecycle it
by Adrienne Beattie
THEATRE
Fringe benefits
Two plays from Edmontons summer theatre binge find their way to Calgary
by Martin Morrow
Still pumping
Pumphouse set to welcome one-millionth patron
by Jeff Kubik
A cut above
Witty puppet play about Jack the Ripper oozes cleverness and blood
by Martin Morrow
DANCE
Out with a bang
This years Alberta Dance Explosions made an entertaining and original exit
by Jocelyn Grosse
FILM
North of the border
Don McKellar fights the Hollywood invasion of Canada with Childstar
by Ian Doig
Life through the lens
Oscar-winning directors of Born into Brothels balance esthetics and story
by Andrea Huck
Totally DV-free
$100 Film Festival makes a good case for preserving the cinematic art form
by Kirsten Kosloski
Drawing the line
New festival hopes to bring film community together
by Jason Lewis
Rethinking The Merchant of Venice
Pacino brings tragic grandeur to Shakespeares most controversial comedy
by Martin Morrow
Blow hard
New Bruce Willis cop flick holds audience Hostage
by Jane McCullough
Spare parts and upgrades
Robots rebuilds old storyline, but kids wont care
by Matthew Currie Holmes
VIDEO VULTURE
The good, the old and the ugly
An animation rundown with special guest appearance by Multi-Arm chick!
by John Tebbutt |