Arts
The Word On The Street Festival is back for its 34th year
The Word On The Street Festival is back for its 34th annual celebration of Canadian and Indigenous literature, taking place […]
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Health & Wellness
L.A. WADE: Canadian Media Trailblazer Talks Addiction, Healing and New Book
Conversations around addiction shouldn’t be spurned. From the compulsive use of substances, including drugs or alcohol, to behavioural addictions like […]
Arts
For the Dead: John le Carré’s “Silverview” (Book Review)
The spectre of death hangs over Silverview. Not just that of the novel’s central figure, an ex-spy dying of cancer, […]
Arts
Sotto Voce: Jhumpa Lahiri’s “Whereabouts”
Jhumpa Lahiri’s Whereabouts, her first novel in eight years, is an interesting experiment, though an experiment nonetheless. Between its micro-chapters, […]
Arts
I, Robot: Kazuo Ishiguro’s “Klara and the Sun”
Kazuo Ishiguro’s much-anticipated Klara and the Sun, his first novel since winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2017, is […]
Arts
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto writer Harriet Alida Lye
When Harriet Alida Lye was a little girl, her father, an aeronautical engineer, visited her at camp in a float […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day in the Life” with Toronto author Amy Stuart
Amy Stuart is someone who wears many hats – hockey coach, teacher, writer, activist, wife and mother. She wears all […]
Artist Profiles
A Day in the Life” with science fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer
Living with my husband Robert J. Sawyer is like living with a teenager — and I should know: we met […]
Arts
Reading the Apocalypse: A Retrospective
Last month, we took a fond look back at some of the best, and most appropriate, films for the coronavirus […]
Arts
Print Matters: Blissfully Blended Bullshit by Rebecca Eckler
Blissfully Blended Bullshit is a witty, engaging, refreshingly candid chronicle of a modern family’s journey as they blend households. We follow […]