Métis artist Dylan Miner re-examines historical truths from an indigenous perspective in a contemporary art exhibit that will open Oct. 26 at Bank Street’s Gallery 101.
Art show explores Aboriginal history
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Month: October 2012
Viewpoint: Film adaptation of books can’t replace the pleasure of reading
Midnight’s Children, the film adaptation of Salman Rushdie’s prize-winning novel of the same name, premiered in Ottawa this week. The story chronicles the lives of one family from India’s independence in 1947 until the 1980s.
Mayfair Theatre struggles to go digital
The Mayfair Theatre could close by the end of the year if managers of the Bank Street movie house can’t raise the funds needed to switch to a digital projector.
Brielle Morgan, Centretown NewsChristy Fletcher , manager of the Mayfair Theatre, won't be sorting through 35-mm film reels much longer.
Viewpoint: Fresh policies not charisma should define Justin Trudeau
The euphoria surrounding Justin Trudeau’s leadership bid has conveniently clouded what the Liberal Party has stood for the past 18 years – rigid austerity and corporate tax cuts.