604: A River Runs Through It May. 15, 2007
Cover
Massive park puts the river back into the River City
Draft plan presents a new vision for the capital region's most famous natural feature
Jeremy Derksen
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Front
Vuepoint
The next Harry Strom?
Ross Moroz
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Hunter’s syndrome becomes the hunted
After intense lobbying, Edmonton family receives life-saving drug
Chris Saltel
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Media criticized as bus beating charges dropped
Ross Moroz
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Solve the housing crisis with the ‘Three Rs’
Glen Craig
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Conference puts Housing First on agenda
Canadian Mental Health Association partners with mid-sized cities to solve housing crisis
Chris Saltel
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Well, Well, Well
Now, doesn't an electromagnetic radiation bath sound inviting?
Connie Howard
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Dyer Straight
Gwynne Dyer
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Infinite Lives
How do you avoid the lure of WoW?
Darren Zenko
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Veteran cop (hearts)s gay porn, loses $
Ross Moroz
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In The Box
Just a couple of assholes and their opinions ...
David Young
Totally Gay
What about 'Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)'?!
Luke Foster
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Canada’s mid-life crisis
Ricardo Acuña
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In The Box
In the (wooden) box
Dave Young
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Arts
You’ll find A Trace of Passage in MFA grad Kyla Fischer’s visual haikus
Mary Christa O’Keefe
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VisualEyez 2007 brings in artists to respond to ‘the city’
Christa O’keefe
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Dish
Cosy up to comfort food in a comfy place
K.T. Scott
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M is for the million things Wolf Creek served me
Christopher Thrall
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Nice Legs
High-octane shiraz promises to age well
James Lyle
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Dish Weekly
Vue Staff
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Follow the bikers for a morning-after cure
Ella Jameson
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Film
Documentary explores the Sound of free jazz
Josef Braun
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Get your fare of fair trade films, here
Carolyn Nikodym
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Sleeping Dogs won’t lie—the truth is more interesting, anyway
Carolyn Nikodym
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Waitress serves up a fruitful slab of rom-com
Josef Braun
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28 Week Later, it’s still all the rage
Omar Mouallem
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Jesus Camp checks out for a while
Carolyn Nikodym
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Lohan’s new movie doesn’t Rule
Christine Yanish
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Music
Guliak discovers Vancouver, Toronto, Winnipeg—it’s all on the same street
Eden Munro
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He would not feel so all abandoned, everybody must get Bob Wiseman
David Berry
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THE B-MOVIES
PREVUE / THU, MAY 24 (8 PM) /
WITH SITTIN' IDOL, ALL ELSE FAILS, MARBLE ENGINE / THE ONE ON WHYTE, $10
Vue Staff
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You Ain’t Getting My Country, Divorcees warn
Tara Zurowski
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Look out, local rockers have only just Frosted the Tipz of the iceberg
Joel Kelly
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MSTRKRFT
PREVUE / SUN, MAY 20 / WITH TOMMIE SUNSHINE / THE BANK, $20
Vue Staff
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TEENAGE HEAD
REVUE / THU, MAY 10 / STARLITE ROOM
Vue Staff
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MSTRKRFT
PREVUE / SUN, MAY 20 / WITH TOMMIE SUNSHINE / THE BANK, $20
Vue Staff
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There’s no sittin’ idle for Calgary’s Sittin’ Idol
Bryan Birtles
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McRae is going to Nashville with a banjo on her knee
Eden Munro
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MURDER BY DEATH
REVUE / WED, MAY 9 / NEW CITY
Vue Staff
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Grease up those pompadours, the Gutter Demons are coming!
Bryan Birtles
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New Sounds
Vue Staff
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Enter Sandor
Cheaper albums translate into rising concert tickets
JOEL PLASKETT EMERGENCY
REVUE / SAT, MAY 12 / STARLITE ROOM
Vue Staff
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CHRIS ISAAK
REVUE / TUE, MAY 15 / JUBILEE
Vue Staff
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