Arts & Culture
Distinctly Canadian Art at the Nicholas Metivier Gallery
On display at the Nicholas Metivier Gallery by Louise Nunn When considering Canada’s contribution to the art world, it’s easy to identify household names like the Group of Seven or Quebec’s abstract painters les Automatistes. Bu...
Soulpepper unveils its 2020 season-Breaking Ground
Soulpepper unveils its 2020 season By Jacqueline Nunes Soulpepper’s New Artistic Director In her first year as the new artistic director of the Soulpepper theatre company, Weyni Mengesha directed one of the most popular plays of the seas...
Interview with Toronto Raptors Basketball Legend Jack Armstrong
Interview Conversation with Basketball’s Jack Armstrong By Jeremy Finkelstein Toronto Raptors memorable Championship Win On October 22nd, the Toronto Raptors began their 25th campaign in style with a memorable ring ceremony, the raising ...
Winter Wonderland – The Aurora Winter Festival
Ontario Place Hosts the Aurora Winter Festival Picture the magic of the Aurora Borealis including Santa’s Workshop with story time, reindeers and elves, sightings of the Abominable Snowman, and epic dance parties at the Disco Den. In y...
Canada’s Story: A Conversation with Mike Downie
IN CONVERSATION WITH MIKE DOWNIE Few will forget August 20, 2016 as the Tragically Hip broadcast their final concert nationwide from their hometown of Kingston, Ontario. But it was in between the hits, the tears and the reverence, that f...
Unmasked: The AGO reveals the first look at Brian Jungen’s Archive
By Jacqueline Nunes From afar, many of Brian Jungen’s sculptures appear to be recognizable as Indigenous artistic and cultural objects: animal masks, feathered headdresses, woven blankets, totem poles and teepees. But a closer look rev...
Olympic Games 2018: She Shoots, She Scores
In conversation with Hayley Wickenheiser By Jeremy Finkelstein (Originally appeared in the Winter 2018 of The Collection) The Olympic Games represent the pinnacle of athletic competition, putting the world’s greatest athletes cen...
Six In The {almost} Six Come Together
It was 50 years ago this summer when over 400,000 music lovers descended upon a little-known dairy farm nestled amongst the Catskill Mountains for three days of peace and music. Since then, Max Yasgur’s 600-acre farm in Bethel, New York h...