That convenience store at Queen Street East and Sherbourne
The show resonates with me because the Kims are an immigrant family, like my own.
Category: ARTS
‘Haida Now’ celebrates a living culture
The exhibit manages the difficult task of depicting ancient Haida history alongside modern artwork and showing how they relate and differ.
An eloquent, well-structured indie debut
Dilemma Season’s songs meld a classic folk-rock solidity with an original indie spirit carried through fresh-feeling tonal progressions and expressive lyrics.
Music Department’s spring concerts kick off with ‘Choirs in Concert’
The communality of the church hall lent the music an extra layer of intimacy and immersion.
Chairman of the Board: Slippery situation
If you like Scrabble and are looking for something a little more fast-paced, this game may be for you.
‘Ready Player One’ is packed with references
Since OASIS, the world created in this film, is a virtual reality, it gives the film-makers a lot of creative license to include references to other fantasy worlds.
Creative Writing Department presents ‘Pearls 37’
For most students featured in Pearls, this is their very first publication and first public reading—in some cases, the firsts of many in their writing careers.
Intimate, diverse stories weave together in classic Canadian play
Lion in the Streets is as much a play worth watching as it is a montage of stories worth telling.
Artist spotlight: Emilie Crewe
“I tried to gather as many stories I could that had to do with the past and present of the Fraser River.” – Artist Emilie Crewe
Canadian stories recognized at the Candys
Canada has a lot of unique stories told through film and television.