by Kyla Jamieson After Joni Murphy and Morgan Parker Pressure to produce writing that will be appropriated as cultural capital by the institution (“MFA alumna _________”) will push you into yourself, press your tongue to the roof of your...
October 2, 2016 by Cynthia Friends: what a party we had on Friday. I am still in bed. Thank you for all your support. It’s overwhelming and so very much appreciated, as always. Here are the links. Meet Christine Smith-Martin, a...
September 30th, 2016 by Ari Agha I came out as a lesbian when I was twenty-one years old, but this story is not about that time I came out, it’s about a different time. You see, I learned very...
Sunday 25, 2016 by Brett This week I saw a baby blue El Camino, exactly the same as the one Beyoncé rides in “Formation,” driving around Saskatoon, and I really thought for a second it might be her. It wasn’t. My...
September 21, 2016 by Madi Haslam Miriam Toews walks through the double doors of the Lord Nelson in Halifax. She’s taking a sip from her disposable coffee cup when she spots me. I’m staggered when she acknowledges me but...
Sunday 18, 2016 by Cynthia PEI provincial government announced this week that the new Women’s Wellness Centre will provide on-island abortion services. This is huge news in a province where residents have had travel huge distances (and pay an expensive...
Migrant Dreams, a new documentary by Min Sook Lee, examines the lives of the workers who produce Canada's food. Review by Natalie Childs
