The Reflector

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Stampede: Thornley struts his stuff

Probably best known as the former lead singer of Big Wreck, Ian Thornley continues his trek with a new band — conveniently titled Thornley. Donning a traditional white cowboy hat on Wednesday night, Thornley...

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Fall parking passes sold out

Fall parking passes at Mount Royal College under a new pricing structure and “free-for-all” system that sees students, staff and faculty sharing general lots have officially sold out in record time. Passes went on...

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Summer movies keep on rolling

In the spring we published the first half of our summer movie preview. Now that the Autobots have beat on the Decepticons in Transformers II: Revenge of the Fallen and Christopher Pike and Co....

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Stampede: Tried and Trew show for the fans

Over half of this year’s lineup at the Coca-Cola Stage has come and gone but The Trews’ performance Wednesday night proved their is still a great deal of fun left to be had. Photographer...

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Stampede: Break Dancers USA get down and dirty

It all started for Will Sanchez at a community centre in The Bronx nearly 15 years ago. Sanchez had always kept himself in great physical shape as a youngster through his training in martial...

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Stampede: Coke Stage devises Simple Plan

Pierre Bouvier and the rest of Simple Plan braved a damp, cool evening at Stampede on Monday night and put on quite a show on the Coke Stage. Once again, Aris Aristorenas was on-site...

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Artist from Down Under doesn’t disappoint

With high expectations to meet, Xavier Rudd did not disappoint during his July 5 performance at the Southern Jubilee Auditorium. While the relaxed feel of the show was the same as the previous two...

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Stampede: One hour, 1800+ calories

Disclaimer — Before reading the following, it is not recommended you try this experiment unless you are wise and knowledgable of the ways of junk food. I have been practicing the art of junk food consumption...

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Stampede: Coke Stage simply divine

Stampede ended off its first weekend with a little soul as Divine Brown took the Coke Stage. Aris Aristorenas grabbed these photos of her performance.

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Stampede: That’s a whole lotta shammys!

Videographer/Photographer Duncan Kinney spent an evening at the ever-popular ShamWow booth in the BMO Centre exploring the phenomenom that sees roughly 500 of the “super absorbent” shammy products moved each day during Stampede.