Ese Atawo and Courtenay Mayes explore vulnerability through humour

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Despite isolation having been a thing for over a month now, the Art and Humour talk of Vancouver Art Gallery’s (VAG) weekly Art Connects...
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Three artsy stores to browse online

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By: Lubaba Mahmud, Peak Associate Editor’s note: This piece was written prior to all of the COVID-19 related changes but the stores below are still...
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Monday Music: Wormholes to dive deep into

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By: Meera Eragoda, Arts & Culture Editor Editor's note: All of the Monday Music for the Summer 2020 semester will now be available on The...
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Stargirl tells an empowering story of non-conformity, but falls short on character development

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By: Michelle Young, Staff Writer If there’s one thing being stuck in isolation is giving us, it’s the chance to get through all the movies...
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Dance your way out of isolation boredom with Harbour Dance Centre’s fun, virtual classes

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By Devana Petrovic, Staff Writer While we are all stuck at home, many artists have moved to online platforms as a means of communicating their...
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The Dead Poets Reading Series offers an alternative to your traditional in-person poetry reading

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by Isabella Wang, Mahtab Kundan, and Claudya Leclerc If you look anywhere on the news, very likely, the top stories these days are about COVID-19 —...
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Add CANADALAND’s accessible and entertaining media criticism and news beats to your podcasting diet

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by Gabrielle McLaren, Peak Associate Hear me out: CANADALAND is a podcast about Canadian politics, current affairs, news, and media.  Wait, no, don’t leave, come back! It’s...
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Dr. Paul Budra gives a fascinating talk on The Shakespeare Conspiracy

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by Lubaba Mahmud, Staff Writer Sometimes I wish that I were an English major, which is what I thought I would be back in middle school....
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Pixar’s latest film Onward holds a strong message about sibling love and personal growth

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by Kim Regala, Staff Writer On his sixteenth birthday, shy and unconfident Ian Lightfoot (voiced by Tom Holland) receives a gift that gives him the...
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a nostalgic and escapist treat

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by Madeleine Chan, Staff Writer The return of Animal Crossing has finally come, and it was well worth the wait. The cute and colourful life-simulator is...
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