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Where Oh Where Are Those Artists? Last week’s arts-funding rally was rife with hippies, and the wcmas are coming soon... by Fish Griwkowsky

Battle For The Centre Of The West Laurie Hawn unseated Anne McLellan in the last election, but can he stave off his new challengers in by Angela Brunschot

Of Polls, Puffin Poop, and Political Reporting When it comes to election spin, it’s not what makes the news that matters, but what doesn’t by Angela Brunschot

“Letting The Other Political Types Take Over” The greens got into the leaders’ debate, but the party is still working on practical politics by Jessica Earle

Letters Ford comments out of line by See Contributors

Lots Of Talk, Not A Lot Of Decisions The annual Alberta Liberal convention revealed a party still reluctant to act boldly by Dave Cournoyer

Rewind: Election Our comment on this weeks news by See Staff

Where’s The Emotion, The Issue, The Leader? Even after watching the leaders’ debate, I can’t work up much excitement over the federal election by Maurice Tougas

These Are The Voices Of The Future And most of all, they want someone with a vision. And honesty. And A little Arts Funding. by Andrew Paul

My Look
Megah Tornwe | Student by Fawnda Mithrush

15 Minutes
Karen Sevcik | Campaign Manager for Jim Wachowich by Andrew Paul

But How Can You Improve On Sandwiches?
Colonel Mustard’s new dinner menu departs from the sliced-bread fare that made them famous by Scott Lingley

Thanksgiving, Democracy Style
Election week and Thanksgiving go hand in hand, and each party has their best wines for voting night by Melissa Priestley

Hot Tickets - Iron & Wine, Comeback Kid and Ill Bill
This week's must-see shows by See Staff

Marked Freedom
Notorious partier and force of nature Carolyn Mark plans to take over the world, one drink at a time by Kathleen Bell

Quitting The Day Job, And Other Music Dreams
If Harper’s arts cuts were in place, The Acorn’s Glory Hope Mountain album might not have existed by Fawnda Mithrush

War Torn Man Kills Mockingbird
The hushed volume of Rodney DeCroo’s new CD isn’t the sound of shyness; it’s the sound of grief by Valerie Siebert

What Election? Gypsies Don’t Vote
The brain behind Gogol Bordello talks gypsy politics, moustaches, and emulating Charlie Chaplin by Fawnda Mithrush