A Global Tour of the Analog
Before lamenting the loss of Blockbuster, look first to the resurrectionists and archivists around the globe making space for physical media.
Culture
Claudia Dey Is Powerful With Her Prose
The author on writing as necessity, deconstructing archetypes, and her latest novel, Daughter.
The author on writing as necessity, deconstructing archetypes, and her latest novel, Daughter.
A Playlist of Toronto Listening Bars
Listening bars are having a moment in Toronto.
A B.C. Boutique Expedition Company With Ecotourism at the Heart
Since 1986, Maple Leaf Adventures has offered small ship expeditions with trained naturalists and Indigenous guides.
The Main Character of How to Fail as a Pop Star’s Journey to the Screen and Return to Music
If at first you don’t succeed, write a play about it.
Vivek Shraya is a three-time Canadian Screen Awards winner, author and a Polaris Music Prize nominee,
The First Nations Filmmaker Exploring Trauma, Remembrance, and Recovery
For Toronto-based director Sean Stiller, filmmaking is about more than artistic expression—it is a process of self-discovery.
For Toronto-based director Sean Stiller, filmmaking is about more than artistic expression—it is a process of self-discovery.
Three Top-Tier Spots in Toronto to Level Up Your Wellness Routine
From a modern hot/cold-therapy hub to a sleek fitness mecca to an intense Pilates workout, there are three new players on Toronto’s wellness scene.
Crépu: Our DNA Depicts Black Hair in All Its Glory
The second edition of the Ottawa Black History Month showcase dives deeper into the intricacy of the Black hair journey through art, fashion, technology, advocacy, and self-care.
Bar Goa is Toronto’s Aspirational New Indian Restaurant
After a sojourn to the Big Apple, Canadian restaurateur Hemant Bhagwani has come home again, opening Bar Goa in Toronto’s Financial District.
