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The Queen of GP: Josh Kaczkielo brings glam, camp and comedy to the Peace as Tiffany IBS
Pop music and show tunes blare from a tiny speaker and make-up is sprawled across a kitchen table in a temporary studio suited for
Taking Pride in Yarn: Dawson Creek’s Faking Sanity
In the downtown core of Dawson Creek sits a little shop that serves as a safe space for book nerds, yarn aficionados, the queer
North Country Fair, A Family Solstice Celebration
The North Country Fair is celebrating 49 years of entertaining the Peace region from June 19 to 21, 2026. The venue and the campsite
Art News Bits: June 2026
New documentary opportunities for Canadian filmmakers CBC announced it will be increasing its investment in documentary storytelling by $7 million. The increase in funding
Notes on Cinema: The Wild West Myth
John Ford, the master of the western and considered one of the best American directors, if not the best. Ford began in the early
Jordie Isaac
In Glitchy Overshot, Isaac developed the traditional star pattern and found ways to disrupt it with colour and movement, allowing the design to glitch
Editor’s letter: June 2026
The June issue of The Article was always planned to coincide with Pride Month; we knew we wanted to highlight the LGBTQ+ community in
PHOTOS: Mile Zero Fan Summit
The Mile Zero Fan Summit gathered pop culture fans from across the Peace Region in Grimshaw. The second year of the event at the
Newsletter May 7, 2026
The May issue of The Article is out in the wild!
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The Queen of GP: Josh Kaczkielo brings glam, camp and comedy to the Peace as Tiffany IBS
Pop music and show tunes blare from a tiny speaker and make-up is sprawled across a kitchen table in a temporary studio
Taking Pride in Yarn: Dawson Creek’s Faking Sanity
In the downtown core of Dawson Creek sits a little shop that serves as a safe space for book nerds, yarn aficionados,
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Jordie Isaac
In Glitchy Overshot, Isaac developed the traditional star pattern and found ways to disrupt it with colour and movement, allowing the design to glitch beyond its usual borders and even pull yarn loops
Krysia Morin
Krysia Morin’s work is the definition of repurpose because in her work, old is new again.With a goal to see less waste and to breathe new life into jewellery, Morin’s work salvages the
Time Gone—Christine Young
In Time Gone, the flowers blur as though caught in the current of time. What once felt still and certain begins to dissolve, reminding us how quickly life changes and how easily moments
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