German painter Florian Fiebig says he is enthralled with the “social twilight zone” of public transportation.
Eyes drawn to Artguise exhibit
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Rag and Bone serves up family fun — no strings attached
A wizard marooned on an enchanted island, a love-struck prince, and a mischievous fairy. These are some of the characters in William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” being presented at the National Arts Centre this month.
Students hooked on freedom of Canadian Improv Games
Victoria Pulman tried out for the improv team because a friend dragged her there. What she discovered was something she didn’t expect: a school event that was actually fun.
Latimer-inspired play tackles euthanasia
On Oct. 24, 1993, Saskatchewan farmer Robert Latimer carried his 12-year-old daughter to his pick-up truck, attached a hose from the exhaust pipe into the cab and turned on the ignition. Then he sat in the back of the truck and watched her die.