By: Chelsea Perry Montreal’s Milk & Bone create melodies that are both dreamy and harrowing. (Wonderland Magazine Photo) Two-time Polaris nominee Milk & Bone (Laurence Lafond-Beaulne and Camille Poliquin) dropped Deception Bay back in February, and kids, it will haunt you […]
By: Daniel Brown A feature film with a $1 million budget is being made on P.E.I. next year. Mahdi Selseleh and his production team made the announcement after the premiere of their Island short film, 3:21:00, at the Charlottetown Cineplex […]
By: Chelsea Perry On Friday, the Mawi’omi Student Centre hosted their 11th annual Mawi’omi on Campus in McMillan Hall. A “Mawi’omi,” derived from the Mi’kmaq word for “Gathering”, is a time for the Mi’kmaq community to showcase and celebrate the […]
By: Ann Harvey Ann is an English literature student at UPEI with over thirty years of experience in journalism. Her column, At UPEI, will address several topics related to UPEI. Children watch all things, Zen masters always in now, Joyfully content. […]
By: Tony Davis Saying Orysia Dawydiak has worked closely with animals is an understatement. She read an excerpt from a short story collection she and other female writers are working on for release next year. “It was late August 1979, […]
By: Tony Davis When Sara Underwood was a young girl growing up in England, she remembers getting a tiny plaster money box which looked like a cottage. “These were supposed to represent the cottages Dr. Barnardo’s orphans lived in.” Dr. Barnardo’s […]
By: Adi Vella The UPEI Environmental Society, Save our Seas and Shores PEI and Cinema Politica Charlottetown are jointly organising a screening of Bluefin at UPEI on Sunday, March 25th. Bluefin is a documentary that provides commentary on the stocks […]
By: Adi Vella PEI’s annual Community Theatre Festival will mark the 57th celebration of World Theatre Day during the afternoon of March 17th at the Carrefour in Charlottetown. Seven short plays will run approximately 45 minutes throughout the afternoon. It […]
By: Allison O’Brien Why have podcasts grown exponentially in popularity over the past three years? Is it because we’re tired of reading articles on screens? Or are we attracted to them because they can be downloaded and listened to while […]
By: Iain Burhoe Looking at Brian Imanuel, you wouldn’t assume that he is a world-renowned rapper. The Indonesian-born artist only began releasing music about two years ago, with his first popular song being “Dat $tick”, a ballad about shooting cops […]
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