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Positively Trek: Grande Prairie duo share their love of Star Trek

Whether it’s exploring strange new worlds or learning about new life and civilizations, local Grande Prairie podcasters are boldly sharing their love of Star Trek. Dan Gunther and Barry DeFord’s weekly podcast, Positively Trek, serves as a creative outlet to share their love of Star Trek with the world, while

Bluesky Music Festival brings community together

June 26, 2026
If there was ever a music festival that could be described as “homegrown,” it’s the Bluesky Music Festival. It all started with a dream and a very determined, talented man; Ray Hamel was a musician, mentor, and believer in community and the power of music to bring people together. Some
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Taking Pride in Yarn: Dawson Creek’s Faking Sanity

June 8, 2026
In the downtown core of Dawson Creek sits a little shop that serves as a safe space for book nerds, yarn aficionados, the queer community, and those who are just wondering. They also serve coffee and treats. Faking Sanity is a used bookstore/yarn store/coffee shop that is sometimes referred to
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North Country Fair, A Family Solstice Celebration

June 8, 2026
The North Country Fair is celebrating 49 years of entertaining the Peace region from June 19 to 21, 2026.  The venue and the campsite are both nestled in the boreal forest along the Driftpile River. The festival, sometimes lovingly referred to as “hippy days,” is a celebration of music and
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Art News Bits: June 2026

June 8, 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 will include “a range of documentary formats,” including feature-length films.  “By increasing our investment, we are creating more opportunities for filmmakers at every stage of their
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Notes on Cinema: The Wild West Myth

June 8, 2026
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John Ford, the master of the western and considered one of the best American directors, if not the best. Ford began in the early days of the medium, directing his first film, The Tornado (1917), at age 23.  Unfortunately, much of Ford’s early work is believed to be lost, but
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Jordie Isaac

June 8, 2026
In System Deviance, 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 out of the surface. “Through these techniques, I aimed to challenge the limits of conventional 2d weaving
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