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HPX: The Rural Alberta Advantage at St. Matthew’s Church

By Nick Laugher | October 25, 2011
HPX

HPX: Shotgun Jimmie throws down, despite unenthused crowd

By Nick Laugher | October 25, 2011
HPX

HPX: Rich Aucoin mesmerizes at St. Matthew’s Church

By Nick Laugher | October 21, 2011
Crowd at reflections

HPX: Ohbijou and BRAIDS at Reflections

Reflections is a great venue. However, their seemingly large capacity is so rarely close to the limit.
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | October 21, 2011

Local production of RENT a great success

By Jamie Nickerson | October 21, 2011
The Kooks - Junk of the Heart

Tunes review: The Kooks

By Matt Ritchie | October 21, 2011
Dino Bones. Photo by Brittany Lucas

Out of the stone age

By Erica Eades | October 21, 2011
HPX

HPX: Tuesday at Reflections

By Rob Sangster-Poole | October 19, 2011
HPX

Interview: Braids

By Evan McIntyre | October 18, 2011
HPX

Interview: Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt

By Evan McIntyre | October 18, 2011

An interview with the Rural Alberta Advantage

By Nick Laugher | October 18, 2011
HPX

An open letter to concert-goers

By Mathew Holden | October 18, 2011
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