Arts

A Montreal museum showcases new work from Canada and beyond, commissioned to honour the legend

A quartet of Canadian wildchild jazz-honed musicians have followed a spirit of kinship—and have become leaders in one half of Toronto’s emerging sound

A young artist from Oregon gives the Old Masters treatment to 400 years of Quebec history

The Rheostatics’ Dave Bidini—a friend and tourmate of Gord Downie—reflects on the qualities that made the Tragically Hip’s late frontman so special

Gord Downie’s ’Introduce Yerself’ is the latest album by a dying musician to stare down death. But what insight do such works really provide?

Opinion: What the Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie meant to his hometown—a place of contrasts, of potential, and of hope

In a wide-ranging Q&A, the French singer, model and former first lady of France discusses her activism and the complexities of being a political wife

For biographer Walter Isaacson, Leonardo’s breadth of interests would have led him embrace the Internet age

A Toronto resistance-art exhibit has raised a furor—and a renewed debate over what’s artistic appropriation and what’s in the public domain

Two new biographies explore the lives of the Canadian music icons