I Now Pronounce You Man and Sister: Fringe’s Controversial Home Free!

Arts Harleen Khangura - 0
The Vancouver International Fringe Festival brings incest and agoraphobia to the stage. Fringe Festivals, known for celebrating alternative theatre, are often synonomous with descriptors like...
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More than words: The Acorn’s understated fare

Arts Daryn Wright - 0
The Acorn brings elegance to vegetarian dishes. There is a peculiar raising of stakes that occurs when waiting for a seat at a restaurant. It...
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Smells Like Mediocrity: Yeasayer’s Fragrant World

Arts Navneet Nagra - 0
After two years Yeasayer releases  a new album, miles from their folksy debut. Yeasayer debuted in 2007 with All Hour Cymbals, an album of tribal...
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Bike-loving coffee house opens downtown

Arts Kristina Charania - 0
Photos by Jenny Waters With bike parking indoors, Musette Caffe is Vancouver’s first bike-friendly cafe In life, there are those who can text on their iPhones...
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Italian spot makes for take-home pleasure

Arts Jenny Wong - 0
Vicino Pastaria’s impressive deli selection outshines its eat-in menu Owners Bill and Allison McCaig of the newly opened Vicino Pastaria bring the same neighbourly atmosphere...
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Stop by Nu Greek for downtown study lunches

Arts Ljudmila Petrovic - 0
Photos by Jenny Waters Student discounts and a spot near Harbour Centre only improve food experience Just on the border of Gastown and a stone’s throw...
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Ciseaux: the reinvention of Katie Schaan

Arts Esther Tung - 0
Photos by Julian Giordano Singer-songwriter Katie Schaan is back with piano-pop, powerful vocals, and a staunch refusal to be told who to be For Katie Schaan,...
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Going for the gold

Arts Lauren Bird (The Aquinian — CUP) - 0
When it comes to Canadian sports, there's one game that always comes to mind: hockey. It's part of our nations' identity and culture, but...
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Altar Boyz: leave it at the altar

Arts Kelly Thoreson - 0
Photos by Emily Cooper (Arts Club) Running jokes wear thin on the soles without the support of a real plot to the production Four young and...
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Sacre Bleu: fun, but below Moore’s standard

Arts Monica Miller - 0
Christopher Moore’s newest venture flops on inventiveness, but it’s saved by the little things Sacré Bleu: A Comedy d’Art begins with the death of Vincent...
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