ArtsWhy poets love Gord Downie and vice versaFor poet Damian Rogers no one combines the intimacy of poetry and arena rock’n’roll like Downie
ArtsCanada to the Tragically Hip: ’We got your back, guys’Award-winning novelists Joseph and Amanda Boyden on a nation’s love for the ’imperfectly perfect’ Tragically Hip
ArtsJoel Plaskett on the Tragically Hip: ’Lucky in their presence’The Halifax singer/songwriter on the Hip in the Canadian landscape — pure and cool and weird
ArtsToronto revels in The Hip: Part 1The Tragically Hip is in Toronto for the first of three shows. Here’s the scene so far — as told by fans who are there
CultureOn the Tragically Hip’s ’golden thread’The Rheostatics’ Dave Bidini recalls playing with the Hip, and dispels the myth that Downie’s band never made it in the U.S.
CultureOn the Tragically Hip’s ’beautifully meaningful non-sequiturs’’Every mix tape I ever made had at least one Hip song on it,’ says the Weakerthans’ John K. Samson
CultureOn the Hip’s final tour, and enduring illness on stageSpirit of the West’s Geoffrey Kelly on watching his own bandmate make it through a final tour—and how much fun it was to watch the Hip one last time
CultureOn the Tragically Hip, Blue Rodeo and a shared legacyBlue Rodeo frontman Jim Cuddy reflects on three decades in music that saw his band cross paths repeatedly with the Tragically Hip
CanadaThe Tragically Hip hit OntarioFirst stop in the province? London. Here’s a sense of the show — as told by those who were there
CanadaWhere to watch the final Tragically Hip showCanadians everywhere will tune in to the Hip’s show in Kingston on Aug. 20. Tell us: Where will you be watching?