Arts

The former frontwoman of the band Gossip discusses the body-positive community, the failures of some kinds of feminism, and pop as punk

One year ago, the announcement that Gord Downie had incurable brain cancer rocked the world—and the rock bands that cover the Hip

As an elite topline writer, Jason ’Poo Bear’ Boyd has produced a pile of pop hits. So why does he still feel like he has plenty to prove?

The most inventive and exciting Canadian project at the art show in years

The first restoration of ’A Meeting of the School Trustees’ in a century has revealed a much brighter painting with a new, more hopeful meaning

Maybe he won’t save the world. But with a new doc and Netflix show, the Science Guy is, at the very least, saving his career

Black-and-white street snaps and full-colour studio confections capture photographic fidelity in a National Gallery of Canada retrospective

The Canadian Opera Company has reworked a problematic opera about the story of Louis Riel. Does it succeed, all the same?

Canadian art has its lovers and its haters, but it needs a new funding model—and more Canadian eyes on it

After years of darkness, the enigmatic Leslie Feist re-emerges, facing up to herself to produce an intimate, intentional album