Arts & Culture
Sarah Harmer — ‘Are You Gone,’ 4/5
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The world looks much different than it did the last time Sarah Harmer released a record. Ten years on from Oh Little Fire, Harmer returns with Are You Gone, a joyously melodic record that...
New film a fun lesson about living in the present
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From the first notes of Ian LeFeuvre’s original song “Travel Through,” the theme of James vs. His Future Self is effortlessly established.
Accompanying the science-fiction-inspired font of the opening credits, LeFeuvre’s song brings to mind...
Juniper Bush — ‘Healing Through a Sonic Figure,’ 4/5
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The corrosive pink that colours Juniper Bush’s press photo is an accurate foretelling of the music the band creates.
The acidic shade has a deep history, recalling the dreamscape of My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless, the...
Basia Bulat — ‘Are You in Love?,’ 4.5/5
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To hear Basia Bulat sing is to be reassured — each note feels like a friend’s hand on your knee, understanding and encouraging.
Her music has always held a warm, hard-won wisdom, and Are You...
Jonas Chernick’s road to ‘James vs. His Future Self’
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Picking a major can be one of the most difficult decisions one can make as a university student. However, U of M alumnus and Toronto-based filmmaker Jonas Chernick knew he was going to be...
Revitalizing the power of storytelling
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Storytelling is an important part of our lives. The artform can pass down valuable information from generation to generation and teaches us about ourselves and our ancestors.
The new online docu-series Tell Our Stories seeks...
Renowned Indigenous artist gains deserved recognition
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One of the immediate and most unfortunate casualties of the pandemic is the closing of our many art galleries and exhibitions. One such casualty was the Endurance…..Patience exhibit at the Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal...







