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Independent, provocative, now! The CJLO Magazine is the resource for features, reviews, and interviews. Established in 2004, and run by dedicated CJLO volunteers, the magazine covers the latest and best in local and international music, art, theatre, film, festivals, and more!

This Week in Sports - April 18th

April 18 2012 // Sports

In a week dominated by the NHL playoffs, we'll take this week's edition of TWIS to focus on what's going on around the NHL.

Shocking Results

Saul Williams + CX Kidtronik @ La Tulipe

April 11 2012 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

This Week In Sports: April 4th

April 4 2012 // Sports

NHL:

The race to the playoffs continues, and it appears to be a three team race in both conferences with Buffalo, Florida and Washington vying for the final few spots in the East while Phoenix, San Jose, Los Angeles battle it out for the West (Colorado and Dallas look like major long shots at this point).

Nneka + Publish the Quest @ Cabaret du Mile End

April 3 2012 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

-Photo by Jens Boldt

Film Review - No Room For Rockstars

April 2 2012 // Magazine // Features

SXSW - Lights, Camera, Dancin' (Pt.2)

March 30 2012 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Friday, March 16th

Film Review - Hunger Games

March 30 2012 // Magazine // Features

Gary Ross (Pleasantville, Seabiscuit, Big) directs Suzanne Collins’ adaptation of The Hunger Games. There is a lot of buzz around this film and when I exited the theater, I knew why it's making audiences excited about cinema again. Ross made my adrenaline rush and my eyes widen with intense concern for his characters’ survival.

This Week in Sports: March 28th

March 28 2012 // Sports

NHL:

SXSW - Lights, Camera, Dancin' (Pt.1)

March 27 2012 // Magazine // Concert Reviews

Tuesday, March 13th, 2012

This Weekend - Keller Williams, The Unsettlers, and more!

March 23 2012 // Magazine // Features


-The Unsettlers

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, there are two really big shows at Cafe Campus. Tonight, Keller Williams brings his amazing guitar skills and humour to the stage at Petit Campus, blending bluegrass, folk and reggae into writing songs about being a contestant on The Price is Right and a certain combustible in his pocket; a good time should be had by all.

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