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Slash Back celebrates being Inuit through sci-fi action

No alien threat is too big for the young heroes from Pangnirtung, Nunavut

Brooklin artist returns to music after 20 years with ‘Outrun Your Past’

After a two-decade hiatus, Brooklin musician Ritch Mitchell is stepping back into music with a sound shaped by life and lived experience.Mitchell, 41, who...

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Slash Back celebrates being Inuit through sci-fi action

No alien threat is too big for the young heroes from Pangnirtung, Nunavut

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Slash Back celebrates being Inuit through sci-fi action

No alien threat is too big for the young heroes from Pangnirtung, Nunavut

Crave’s Little Bird and the stories the Sixties Scoop left behind

In Little Bird, the personal becomes political in the most intimate way. With moments of resilience and heartbreak woven throughout, the limited series asks viewers to bear witness to Canada’s past and the lives forever shaped by it.

Brooklin artist returns to music after 20 years with ‘Outrun Your Past’

After a two-decade hiatus, Brooklin musician Ritch Mitchell is stepping back into music with a sound shaped by life and lived experience.Mitchell, 41, who...
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Slash Back celebrates being Inuit through sci-fi action

No alien threat is too big for the young heroes from Pangnirtung, Nunavut

Crave’s Little Bird and the stories the Sixties Scoop left behind

In Little Bird, the personal becomes political in the most intimate way. With moments of resilience and heartbreak woven throughout, the limited series asks viewers to bear witness to Canada’s past and the lives forever shaped by it.

Brooklin artist returns to music after 20 years with ‘Outrun Your Past’

After a two-decade hiatus, Brooklin musician Ritch Mitchell is stepping back into music with a sound shaped by life and lived experience.Mitchell, 41, who...

North of North; a comedic and modern representation of Inuk peoples in Canada

North of North in its inaugural season, is an authentic representation of Inuk peoples in northern Canada. The eight-episode season, written and produced by...

Tia Wood releases her second EP Stimulated

Tia Wood, Cree and Salish singer-songwriter from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, Alberta, released her second EP, Stimulated, on Feb. 6.Music has never been far...

Experts warn social media may fuel body dysmorphia in young people

Experts are raising concerns about how social media affects young people’s perception of their bodies, particularly in relation to body dysmorphia.

Toronto artist brings LEGO ‘Building Black Civilizations’ exhibit to RMG

A black and white river covered the farthest wall behind a miniature empire. Heavy applause bounced off the walls like drops in a rainstorm....

Neighbour’s Art Hive returns to RMG offering a free community art space

The Neighbour’s Art Hive exhibition is running for the third year in a row at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, offering Durham Region residents a...

Durham College Fine Arts students create their own safe spaces

In a world where it may feel difficult to find a safe space, some students at Durham College (DC) are building their own. Fine...

Post-hardcore band Karl Escape releases debut album at The Atria

'Songs About Nothing' is the eight-track debut by Whitby band Karl Escape

KPop Demon Hunters: Living with trauma and learning to move forward

Topping both movie and music charts with a badass image concealing a cute, fun and vulnerable story, KPop Demon Hunters is an unexpected gem...

Under the costume: the internal appeal of cosplay

It was 2022 and Durham College’s Anime United Club was hosting their first Cosplay Cafe. Twin sisters Ai and Zo Rahmanyar had gotten the...