
by Alex Good
CanLit has become less about art and aesthetics than about morality and politics.
CanLit has become less about art and aesthetics than about morality and politics.
Our popular national myth has it wrong: Canada has always prioritized the transport of goods over people.
In a time of supposed reconciliation, what role do monuments to colonialization play?
An American Canadian wrestles with family and racism in the age of Trump.
A presumptuous nominee on the hubris, and shame, of Giller Prize forensics.
Ten anecdotes about what it means to eat in “Toronto’s Brooklyn”
When it comes to the rules of the road, don’t let the movies be your guide.
While not devoid of poetic merit, Drake’s songs are designed to be hits that can bear repeated, but not necessarily close, listening. The question with such a strategy is to what extent lyrical content matters.
I don’t know what to do with Corb Lund. If Ian Tyson weren’t alive, then he might be the only…
When I first read Don DeLillo’s White Noise as an over-eager third-year English major, it felt like a revelation. This…