When I sign new artists at Paperole, I look for unique styles with a recognizable signature. Jeraume’s graphic universe instantly captivated me. Originally from Quebec and based in Montreal for over 10 years, Jeraume has […]
Sonoyo Nishikawa commands my admiration for her human and artistic journey. One must applaud the audacity of a young Japanese woman in the earlier nineties creating in a medium then largely reserved for men, persistent […]
Read the following statements and see if you can guess their origins: – “Boldly grow the good in business and life.” – “Financial security for Canadians and our communities.” – “Empower a nation of dreamers […]
If someone looked in your grocery cart, saw the car you drive, or took note of your recycling behaviours, would they think that you care about the environment? Is this what caring about the environment […]
Societal dialogues help us look at different points of thought, from things like objective views to subjective studies. Looking at two polarizing sources, comparing a government plan to a semi scholarly social critique gives us […]
Christiana Figueres, the UN’s chief negotiator at COP21 in Paris, has repeatedly warned that the 2020s are the critical decade for dealing with the climate crisis. The planet’s carbon trajectory is being locked in by […]
An act to develop a national framework for a guaranteed livable basic income has been introduced to the House of Commons (C-223) by MP Leah Gazan, and in the Senate (S-233) by Senator Kim Pate. […]
You might have heard the term ‘mutual aid’ in the advent of 2020’s Black Lives Matter protests, as the COVID pandemic shut down the world. The term describes individuals helping other individuals, in the form […]
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