It’s midnight in Tiohtiá:ke /Montréal and Julie Tamiko Manning fills her kitchen with the smell of baked goods for tomorrow’s rehearsal. Umeboshi onigiri (rice balls) cool on a simple plate on an ordinary kitchen table […]
It is a reassuring thing, picking up the debut book of the latest Canadian novelist and discovering familiar themes with a passionate conviction that illuminates the truth that we cravenly seek in art. Colleen René […]
The Cole Foundation specializes in two areas of philanthropy – pediatric/young adult leukemia/lymphoma research and intercultural dialogue through theatre and literature in the Montreal Arts scene. Through generous grants, The Cole Foundation has played a […]
The Argo Bookshop is located at 1841-A Saint-Catherine St. W. and is the oldest English-language indie bookstore in the city of Montreal. We got to speak to co-owner Adele-Elise Prevost, who in 2017, purchased the […]
It’s 1981, one year after the shock of John Lennon’s murder. Disco is dead, punk is making its smashing entrance, and it is the big bang of bands like: The Talking Heads, R.E.M, Television, and […]
8-years of age separate my younger brother Russell Brooks and me. This age gap likely contributed to him choosing different interests and paths. At an early age, he always showed determination to achieve any goal […]
D’aussi loin que je me souvienne, Catherine Harton a toujours créé. Son influence grunge l’a vite menée à réfléchir différemment sur la société et à s’exprimer par la richesse de la poésie. Dotée d’une prose […]
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