Arts
New Canadian Literature Prize Unveils Shortlist
New this year, the Ross and David Mitchell Prize for Faith and Writing in Canadian Literature has revealed its first […]
Canada
Civic Engagement
Canadian Journalism Foundation, Google Canada & CIVIX tackle fake news
The Canadian Journalism Foundation (known for promoting excellence in journalism by celebrating outstanding journalistic achievements since 1990), CIVIX, and Google […]
Comedy
All American Villain: Tony Hinchcliffe in Detroit
Every once in a while, here in the Guardian – we’ll run a submission from an outside contributor. A friend […]
Canada 150
Don Ferguson, Air Farce and 150 Years of Funny
Before the first chicken cannon shots were fired. Before Craig Lauzon took on Trump or Don Ferguson tackled Trudeau (numero […]
Comedy
Sirius about finding Canada’s Top Comic
It’s that time of the year again – Canadian comics are about to flood the internet with pleas for votes. […]
Comedy
The Cancer Fighting Comedy of Sandra Carusi
The Canadian radio business, much like Canadian comedy (and actually there’s a lot of overlap between the two) is a […]
Comedy
Crom Fest Takes Toronto!
If Iggy Pop was a comedy festival, it would definitely be Crom Fest. The annual alternative standup festival (with a […]
Charities
The Girl Guides Offers Millennials Meaningful Volunteer Experience
The Girl Guides are so much more than their signature boxes of cookies and campfire sing-alongs (though those are great […]
Artist Profiles
Niki Kavakonis Museum Worthy Jewellery Designs in Bloor West Village
When I had first stepped into Niki Kavakonis studio in Bloor West Village, it had the feeling of walking into […]
Comedy
MUTHA: The Hip Hop Odyssey of a Suburban Housewife
Toronto-born, L.A-based multi-threat Mandy May Cheetham is a lot of things. A versatile actor, producer and writer. A show runner and content creator. […]