Sky Terrones
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Run | The Cascade (opens the original)
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Run. One leg after the other, I force my feet to carry me forward — faster. I demand my body with strength unknown, yet not enough. No, please, no. I see the headlights rushing towards us, and everything is in slow motion, so why can’t I outrun what’s coming? I picture myself jumping, becoming a bulletproof vest against the moving vehicle — but I know it’s too late. I stumble, fall, scrape my knees. It doesn’t matter. I’m far too late. I must be screaming, yet I hear nothing. Nothing but the ove
Three queer films, one exhausted unicorn: a Pride?Month review | The Cascade (opens the original)
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Hello, my fellow unicorns, fairies, and bears! June 1 marked the beginning of Canadian Pride Season, and thus your favourite rainbow dealer is back to report on their triple?feature queer marathon at the movies. That’s right — I spent an entire day going in and out of the theatre to colour my existence with a healthy dose of current gay content in this much?needed dreary summer. Let’s take a moment to appreciate that there are four queer movies in theatres right now — wild to witness as a 90s ki
Between calm and a trigger | The Cascade (opens the original)
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Ten… lift softly. Nine… adjust your stance. Eight… tilt your head until the sight clears. Seven… find your balance. Six… feel the weight in your hands. Five… relax your shoulders. Four… caress the iron lever. Three… breathe in. Two… out. One… People are often startled when I mention my love for shooting — unsurprising, given the steep prices here. But back in Peru, even two dollars bought hours at the range. As a zombie?apocalypse apologist, I figured I should at least know how to handle a firea
Canada has spoiled me for good | The Cascade (opens the original)
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This summer, I spent half a month in Italy — which sounds dreamy until you realize I was basically a popsicle thrown into a convection oven. I kept thinking, “’tis a privilege, right? I should be enjoying this?” But no. Absolutely not. Canada broke me. It was too hot, too crowded, too smoky (my asthmatic ass was fighting for dear life). When I got to Rome (38 degrees out), my first thought was, “is this what hell feels like?” If you didn’t catch the news already, Europe is literally melting — st
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