Arts

The story of the blind, homeless composer named Moondog is too weird not to be true

The reclusive British singer-songwriter on gender equality, the environment, and the moving power of art

Our 2016 Newsmakers: The people, events, and moments that reflect the best and worst of the year that was, in movies, music, and TV

Our 2016 Newsmakers: The Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie used the band’s final tour to kick cancer’s ass—and deliver a message

Tim ’2oolman’ Hill on residential schools coming to the fore, the importance of Gord Downie’s ’Secret Path’ project, and the meaning of the Halluci Nation

Canadians shared their stories of Leonard Cohen—meeting him in Montreal, engaging with his poetry, loving his music, and more

A look at Leonard Cohen’s remarkable later years, a fairy-tale redemption that masked the darkness that truly defined his career

Leonard Cohen’s beloved Montreal went beyond the neighbourhoods of his youth, beyond the Jewish quarters in Westmount

From 2016: Brian D. Johnson on the private and permanent connections Leonard Cohen’s fans felt for him

Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall on a week—a year—that has sapped so many, and how losing Leonard Cohen urges us to stay strong