Archive 1997-2016
This year’s One World Film Festival is more determined than ever to spotlight aboriginal people after a controversial Canadian vote against the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples last month.
On the corner of George Street and Sussex Drive, homeless poet Dave Dessler sells poetry, written on cardboard scraps, in order to survive.He is an outsider but, to the director of La Petite Mort Gallery, he is also an artist.
Friends she’s met through Capoeira call Jessie Read Espiga de Milho—or “stalk of corn.” She gained the nickname, chosen for her long, wheat-coloured dreadlocks, when she was baptized as a Capoerista.
The most environmentally friendly stage in Canada was unveiled by the Great Canadian Theatre Company when it opened the doors to its new home earlier this month.