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25Friday
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3:00 pm
YouthSpace: drop-in for LGBTQ for youth up to 25
Pride Centre
Starts today! Ends May 29, 2012 -
during venue hours
Junction – Tuesday to Saturday
The Junction Bar & Eatery
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10:00 am
GANG (Grandmothers of Alberta for a New Generation) Fundraisers; Garage Sale
Garage Sale
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12:00 pm
Food in the City
Shaw Conference Centre
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2:00 pm
From Books to Film series
Stanley Milner Library
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3:00 pm
Woodys Video Bar - Friday
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5:00 pm
Junction - Friday
The Junction Bar & Eatery
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7:00 pm
Blue Mile Road Race
Various Locations - Old Strathcona
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10:00 pm
Junction - Friday & Saturday
The Junction Bar & Eatery
The nature of nurture
Little Elephants finds a family finally spilling their secrets
Mel Priestley / 23 May 2012
Thu, May 24 – Sun, Jun 10 (7:30 pm; 2pm matinees Sat & Sun; no matinee on Sun, May 27) Directed by John Hudson Varscona Theatre, $15 –…. Read more »
Arts in the Fort
In the wake of staff cuts at Keyano College, how does the arts community in Fort McMurray move forward?
Paul Blinov / 23 May 2012
When Fort McMurray's Keyano College cut 19 of its faculty jobs a few weeks ago, public outcry swiftly focused itself around what was perceived to be a gutting of the College's visual and performing arts (VPA) programs. Read more »
Vuepoint
A national priority
Samantha Power / 23 May 2012
This week the Quebec student strike celebrated 100 days with over 200 000, some estimates putting it closer to 400 000, people out on the streets of Montréal. Read more »
Queermonton
Under a constant threat
Solidarity is found between groups under threat of violence and control
Alexa DeGagne / 23 May 2012
Last Thursday I was driving to work at the Pride Centre, and traffic stopped as police ushered about 200 people through the downtown streets. Read more »
Political Interference
Division or debate?
Mulcair's comments are called divisive, but does he have a point?
Ricardo Acuña / 23 May 2012
To hear Canada's right-wing oil-friendly echo chamber tell it, federal NDP leader Thomas Mulcair has just uttered the most hateful taboo words ever imaginable. Read more »
Dyer Straight
True Esperanto
English will prevail as the default language worldwide
Gwynne Dyer / 23 May 2012
The second president of the United States, John Adams, predicted in 1780 that "English will be the most respectable language in the world and the most universally read and spoken in the next century, if not before the end of this one. Read more »
The Coming Out Monologues
Meaghan Baxter / 16 May 2012
Thu, May 17 – Fri, May 18 (7:30 pm) The Coming Out Monologues: Performance and Colloquiem Arts Based Research Studio (Education building), University of Alberta, $5 – $10 Coming out as a sexual minority is not a one-time occurrence. Read more »
Vuepoint
A job’s a job
Samantha Power / 16 May 2012
This week federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty declared in the House, "There is no bad job. Read more »
Beautiful Trouble
New book discusses the how-tos of a creative revolution
Samantha Power / 16 May 2012
Wed, May 23 (7 pm) Beautiful Trouble book launch Black Dog (Underdog), Free Beautiful Trouble is a collection of activists' methods in creating creative activism. Read more »
Lust For Life
Master of their domain
Masturbate-a-thon brings it all out in the open
Brenda Kerber / 16 May 2012
May is National Masturbation Month. Read more »
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