Why Canada needs quality queer entertainment
Carmilla's Natasha Negovanlis reflects on the responsibility of queer entertainers, both on screen and off
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Migrant detainees use hunger strikes to enact change in Ontario correctional centres
In 2013, more than 7,300 migrants were detained in Canada without charges or trial
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Exploring bilingualism and English-speaking privilege at a Montreal movie theatre
What columnist andrea bennett learned from watching a Xavier Dolan film as a native English speaker—and what Anglophones take for granted
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REVIEW: Unpacking gender through a mystical world in Lake Jehovah
In Jillian Fleck's first graphic novel, pronouns, relationships, and more come into play
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REVIEW: Collection of short stories examines the way death changes our lives
Date with Destiny's stories evoke sadness, sympathy, hilarity, and even awkward discomfort
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REVIEW: Exploring Toronto’s legacy of poverty in print
Bryan D. Palmer and Gaétan Héroux's new book examines the city's history of the poor, from the 1830s to present day
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REVIEW: New Coach House novel explores love, loss, and loneliness through alternating perspectives
Shot-Blue is Jesse Ruddock's debut novel
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How one Montreal student is fighting food insecurity in Canada’s North
Behind Eva von Jagow's DueNORTH
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Q&A: Why a Mohawk community established its own legal system—the first of its kind in the country
In conversation with Joyce King
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Inuit art exhibit sheds light on the people of Nunatsiavut in Labrador
The exhibit is on at St. John's The Rooms
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These reusable pads are changing women’s periods across the world
Lunapads tackle the ongoing cost and environment waste of traditional menstrual products
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Award-winning novel explores life in Winnipeg’s North End
The Break, now a Canada Reads finalist, is author Katherena Vermette's first novel
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