Slice • 13th September 2022

TIFF 2022 Interview: Emma Mackey Doesn't Want Brontë Fans to Overanalyze 'Emily'

The actress opens up about stepping into the famed novelist's shoes.

Food Network Canada • 13th September 2022

How Community Fridges Toronto Is Fighting Food Insecurity

The group’s motto is “take what you need, leave what you can."

Complex • 30th August 2022

20 Canadians Who Will Shape the Next 20 Years of the Culture

From The Weeknd to Jessie Reyez, these Canadians will continue to rock the world.

Complex • 1st October 2021

Shad on Family, Connection, and His Genre-Bending Seventh Album ‘TAO’

BeatRoute • 5th November 2020

Omar Apollo On Finding Inspiration From Prince & Lenny Kravitz

The R&B chameleon's technicolour fantasy comes to life on Apolonio.

A.Side • 25th September 2019

Dermot Kennedy wants to remind us why it’s important to make timeless music

About to drop his major-label debut album Without Fear, the Irish singer-songwriter doesn’t take a single part of the 10-year road it took to get there for granted.

A.Side • 10th December 2018

How John Mayer taught me about the awkward reality of cultural appropriation

What happens when your favourite artist wouldn't exist without your ancestors, but that artist fails to recognize your humanity?

Global News • 24th February 2021

Goodbye, Grammys: Why Black artists think the awards show is irrelevant

As the Grammys once again snubbed several racialized artists, some wonder if music’s biggest night still matters.

Atwood Magazine • 19th October 2018

A Rally Cry for Arkells: The People's Band - Atwood Magazine

Arkells ignite around politics on their ambitious new album ‘Rally Cry’, a bold rock feat boasting stadium-sized anthems for the people.

Today's Parent • 26th February 2020

How social media hashtags put your kids in danger—both online and offline

Hashtags can be a great way to rack up likes and boost your social presence, but they can also make your kids vulnerable to child predators.

Complex • 1st October 2021

The Pleasure and Pain of Jon Vinyl

The singer opens up about his debut album 'Lost In You'

Maisonneuve • 17th September 2019

Broken Up

These days people love the idea of interracial marriages, Natalie Harmsen writes, but that’s different from trying to make one work.

Food Network Canada • 15th June 2021

10+ Indigenous Canadians Making an Impact in the Food and Beverage Industry

These 10 Indigenous Canadians are bringing unique perspectives and practices to the world of cooking and cuisine, blending sustainability with passion.