Arts

The songstress reflects on a long career ahead of her newest album, Now, coming out Sept. 29

Are we too fixated on Canada’s most famous pianist? And to what extent is Gould, an iconoclast back in the 1950s, truly relevant now?

’It was a communal experience of religious proportions.’ Canada’s musical luminaries remember the Tragically Hip’s final show.

Canada’s centennial spurred a slew of architectural glories. But 50 years later, a truly great monument would be a design for a better country

Canadian indie rock’s supergroup returns to action to show unity among their heady ranks—at a time when unity can feel scarce

Hating a band is just like going to high school. We’ll do anything to look like we’re cool

Michael Barclay breaks down the diverse longlist of the 2017 Polaris Prize

The Cree playwright, novelist and musician on opening the Luminato festival, cultural appropriation, and why he still considers himself a social worker

Nickelback is seen by many as a punchline. So why are they so popular? The answer is in Canada’s cultural context—and the music itself

These days, Céline Dion is revered—a notion that would have been absurd just a decade ago, writes Carl Wilson. What’s changed?