Matthew Stepanic

Turn a wheel to view a continuous loop of images. Manipulate a lever to move an image up or down. Ask a question; a spinning wheel reveals the answer. These may sound like metaphors for finding romance in today’s app-heavy dating scene, but they’re actions you can take at local printmaker Brianna Tosswill’s first solo exhibit, Romantic Tensions, running at dhARTworld from May 23 to June 13, 2026.

Helping parents complete their families and guiding them through infertility As a medical student at the University Of Alberta, Dr. Jinglan Han marvelled in the joy of delivering babies, so much so that she first planned to be an obstetrician-gynaecologist. However, as her education continued, she switched into her current role — one that helps parents of all genders complete their families.

He’s making educational spaces more inclusive by creating space for under-represented peoples Major events in Kevin Chavez Laxamana’s household weren’t the Super Bowl or the NHL playoffs — but beauty pageants. With a mother who was a makeup artist and hair stylist, Laxamana was surrounded by a celebration of the feminine all his life. That later inspired him to do field work with Balinese and Singaporean trans pageant competitors and sex workers for his anthropology thesis.