Why Netflix’s new horror trilogy feels groundbreaking and refreshingBy Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager I was concernedly young the first time I ever watched a horror movie. Every summer, my parents…
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Driving through AugustBy Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor August holds a special power in the year. It’s the ultimate juxtaposition month being the end of summer, while also representing new beginnings.…
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A review of the ‘Imagine Van Gogh’ exhibitionBy Nhi ‘Jenny’ Vo, Production Assistant What’s the point of staring at different still rectangular pieces painted by dead people? I’ve always thought…
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2021 Vancouver International Jazz Festival previewBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist In the past year, many concerts and festivals were either cancelled or delayed. Any events that went on had to…
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An analysis of the protest song’s current relevance By CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer Willie Dunn’s “I Pity the Country” is a visceral protest song, meditating on his and other Indigenous…
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YouTube music video classics: The WeekndBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist During his childhood in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough, Abel Tesfaye would make mixtapes about the struggles in his life…
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For once a highly original comic that isn’t from the Marvel or DC universeBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4/5 If you’re looking to get into Indigenous comic books, a good…
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Nature is life’s greatest teacher in this documentary By Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor 4/5 The octopus is attacked by a shark and gets a tentacle bitten off, but much to…
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Animals promote healthy living in a variety of waysBy Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor “It has been really amazing to witness these children being able to open up to me, who…
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It’s (t)raining cats and dogsBy Janis McMath, Editor-in-Chief Commonly seen as the easiest animal to train for film, dogs are great movie superstars as they are eager to please and…
