Photostory: Edmonton Folk Music Festival 2026
Leah Hennig The Edmonton Folk Music Festival pulled off a miraculous feat this year: avoiding the rain. From…
What makes Edmonton Folk Fest so great?
Since 1980, the Edmonton Folk Music Festival has brought music lovers together on the slope of Gallagher Hill.…
Tia Wood returns to Alberta for Edmonton Folk Fest
Coming from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, Tia Wood first started performing at powwows. “My summers look a little…
Sister Ray: Leaving the big sky country for Toronto
Before Sister Ray, otherwise known as Ella Coyes, was a Juno-nominated, Toronto-based artist, they were a kid growing…
What’s the 311? August 12
In our biweekly column, What’s the 311?, we share our picks for notable things happening on campus and…
Chronic cancer is not a death sentence, study and art shows
Living with chronic cancer is a reality for many Canadians. Sam Schembri, a research assistant at the University…
Edmonton’s transit future needs more than just faster buses
Albert Einstein famously mentioned that time is relative to the observer. In our case, the observers are commuters.…
Aysanabee returns to Edmonton, with new music on the horizon
Aysanabee is no stranger to Edmonton. He’s performed at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival twice and returned to…
Exploring Edmonton: The Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market
Whether you’re new to the city or you’ve lived here your entire life, there is a universal truth about…
Neon Skies Festival wants to make its mark in Edmonton
Edmonton is no stranger to festivals. Known as “Canada’s festival city,” Edmonton bears witness to more than 60…
Marble Pedestal: Pride events in Edmonton
Pride Month 2026 highlighted Edmonton residents’ commitment to make the city a welcoming place for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. …
Fuelling the fight against breast cancer
Nutritionist Carla Prado is leading a study that aims to determine the precise protein needs of women receiving…