Magella is a Montreal-based singer-songwriter whose music carries the weight and warmth of the diasporic blues. With a voice both powerful and tender, she paints vivid sonic landscapes through the many colours of her tone. […]
Victoria Rose Torre is a traditional oil painter with an iconoclastic vision. Hailing from New York, where she received formal training at the Pratt Institute, Torre is expanding her practice to Montreal, where her schooling […]
In Montreal, where the refugee experience often collides with complex bureaucratic systems and fragmented services, one organization has emerged as a model for holistic, person-centred care. Co-founder and Executive Director Kinan Swaid leads The Refugee […]
Formed in 2022, The Wesleys are an indie outfit blending garage grit with jangly pop charm. With three albums already under their belt—including their latest, Explosive Device—the Montreal-based band has quickly carved out a reputation […]
Dark, razor-sharp, and meticulously crafted, Seby Jacob’s comedy transforms cultural identity, masculinity, and immigrant life in Canada into bold, unexpected laughs. With fearless confidence and precise misdirection, Jacob invites audiences to lean into discomfort—only to […]
Rafael Sottolichio is a painter who likes to have a good time. Born in Chile, he’s been in Montreal since the seventies. He works many different mediums, like acrylic and oil on small paintings, but […]
As the Operations Manager of (QDF), Rahul Gandhi brings both artistic vision and organizational leadership to Quebec’s English-language theatre community. An award-winning actor, director, and producer, Gandhi has been deeply involved with QDF since 2016, […]
A typical morning for Marlene Millar, a Montreal film director, producer, and curator, could include a shoot with renowned dancer-choreographer Louise Lecavlier, and a Zoom pre-production planning meeting with a French producer for a community […]
For over two decades, Na’kuset, Executive Director of the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal, has been a tireless advocate for Indigenous women and children. Since joining the organization in 1999, she has dedicated her life […]
Montreal-based mother-daughter trio Shenika Paris and her young entrepreneurs, 13-year-old Kyra Milan Brown and 9-year-old Kali Brown, are redefining representation and self-love through their business, Koily Kurls. What began as a simple idea sparked by […]
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