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Music/Live Music

The Rusty Reed Band

9:00pm | Rusty Reed’s House of Blues

Special Events

Mental Health Classic Golf Tournament

11:00am | Highlands Golf Club

Arts/Visual Art

From Trees to Rock

6:00pm | Art Beat Gallery

Music/Live Music

Close Your Eyes, Energetic Action, Signs of Hope, Oh Messy Life

7:00pm | bohemia!

Music/Live Music

Keep 6, Looking East, Action News Team

7:00pm | Lyve on Whyte

Arts/Literary

T.A.L.E.S. Story Face Series

7:00pm | Rosie’s Bar and Grill

Arts/Literary

Cultures Connect: a sneak preview of the T.A.L.E.S. Storytelling Festival

7:00pm | Rosie’s Bar and Grill

Special Events/Sport, Games, + Fitness

Edmonton Capitals vs. Victoria Seals

7:00pm | Telus Field

Music/Live Music

Prairie to Oceans tour, Jessica Heine, Kelly Tschritter, Sir Touby

8:00pm | Blue Chair Café

Music/Live Music

Strung Out, Rufio, Mute, We Are the Union

8:00pm | Starlite Room

Music/Live Music

Wyclarify

8:00pm | Jeffrey’s Café

Music/Live Music

J and R - Classic rock! Woo! Open stage

9:00pm | J And R Bar And Grill

Music/Live Music

Messiahlator, Bat-L’eth (tour kick-off); Deadhead Catastrophe

10:00pm | DV8 Tavern

 
 
Ms. V’s Caribbean Cuisine
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Cajun House
7 St. Anne Street
Boualong Laos & Thai Cuisine
10569 97 Street
 
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Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist, Rebel
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Ramona And Beezus
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Front

Vuepoint

Deny all knowledge

Samantha Power / 01 Sep 2010

Although information should always be up for debate, critically challenged and analyzed, there comes a point where you have to recognize a fact as a fact. Read more »

News Roundup

Made in Canada no more

Samantha Power / 01 Sep 2010

The United Steelworkers Union has stated that Canadians should be concerned over the recent takeover bid on the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan. Read more »

News Roundup

National standard

Samantha Power / 01 Sep 2010

Despite a report last week stating the Canadian government is earning its return on investment in education, the Canadian Council on Learning released a report revealing Canada has a lot of work to do to build a knowledge advantage. Read more »

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News Roundup

Made in Canada no more / 01 Sep 2010

National standard / 01 Sep 2010

Not good enough / 01 Sep 2010

No trespassing / 01 Sep 2010

G20 bill goes higher / 25 Aug 2010

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Dish

White gloved

Jasper Ave eatery an outgrowth of succesful catering business

Sharman Hnatiuk / 01 Sep 2010

On 105 Street just north of Jasper Ave there is a sign for The Butler Did It. Read more »

Provenance

The history of stuffing

Pete Desrochers / 01 Sep 2010
A well-stuffed turkey

Filling foods with other foods is as old as history itself. Read more »

To the Pint

Je me souviens

Don't forget that Quebec City's beer scene has plenty to offer

Jason Foster / 01 Sep 2010

Montréal, Toronto, Vancouver. Read more »

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Arts

Same ol’ frame

Canadian landscape exhibit lacks identity

Amy Fung / 01 Sep 2010

Culling from the AGA's permanent collection, Reframing a Nation gathers together a series of recognizable landscape painters and attempts to question how they have represented the nation's identity. Read more »

Prairie Artsters

For all to see

Blogger debacle: Haslam versus Yeo

Amy Fung / 01 Sep 2010

Not to beat a dead horse back to life, but the recent Jeff Haslam versus The Social Media World is still running through my mind. Read more »

Doin’ the nasty

Nasty, Brutish and Short is best taken as pop-science bathroom reading

Lewis Kelly / 01 Sep 2010

Nasty, Brutish and Short pulls a bit of a bait-and-switch on its reader. Read more »

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Film

SideVue

Movies killed for the video star

From 5-minutes of fame to feature-length succes

Brian Gibson / 01 Sep 2010

In the literary world, short stories and short-story collections don’t sell. Read more »

DVD Detective

Sunshine noir

Warner's fifth Film Noir Classic Collection caps off the summer

Josef Braun / 01 Sep 2010

Is it my own perverse nature that prompted me to start and now end my summer contributions to this column with deluges of film noir, hardly the most Frisbee of cinematic corpuses? I wouldn't put it past me, yet noir isn't entirely antithetical to summer—it's so often about generating heat. Read more »

SideVue

Net flicks

Middle Men marks the front line of movies looking back on the web

Brian Gibson / 25 Aug 2010

Every movement gets its movie or three. Read more »

DVD Detective

East meets West

Asian cinema's take on the Western gives it postmodern flair, at a cost

David Berry / 25 Aug 2010

With the one major spaghetti exception, foreign film scenes have never really latched on to the Western like they did that other quintessential American genre, the crime film: the French New Wave loved to play off and subvert the rogueish qualities of Hollywood crime cinema, and Hong Kong built a large part of its reputation by arguably taking over the genre in the '90s and early '00s—and those are just the most prominent examples. Read more »

SideVue

The Nanny estate

The Sting-ing lie of Merrie England returns in Nanny McPhee

Brian Gibson / 18 Aug 2010

The trailer for Nanny McPhee Returns —out here four months after it opened in UK cinemas under the title Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang—includes a curiously revealing song: The Police’s “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic. Read more »

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Music

Bring it on

Jersey rock 'n' roll is still alive and kicking

David Berry / 01 Sep 2010

Strictly speaking, it's hard to classify the Gaslight Anthem as solely punks. Read more »

Poison Idea

What goes around

Poison Idea's 1986 Kings of Punk album has a message for today

Bryan Birtles / 01 Sep 2010

Now would be a good time for punk to come out of wherever it's been hiding the last little while. Read more »

On the Record  » Tokyo Police Club

Building a Champ

Tokyo Police Club takes the time to do it right

Bryan Birtles / 01 Sep 2010

In advance of Tokyo Police Club's appearance at Sonic Boom, Vue talks to singer Dave Monks about the group's latest album. Read more »

Enter Sandor  » Fear mongering

Tasteless tactics

Bootlegging worse than child exploitation?

Steven Sandor / 01 Sep 2010

We've all seen commercials for cleaning products that go something likes this: A narrator tells you that your home is filled with horrible germs and bacteria, often portrayed by monstrous, brown animated furrballs. Read more »

Nekromantix

Hard as hell

Nekromantix tries to find the time to release a new record

Mike Angus / 01 Sep 2010

For Danish psychobilly band Nekromantix, a year spent touring has been a great excuse not to record a follow up album to 2007's Life is a Grave &…. Read more »

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