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Young poets find success and expression in online publishing

Arts Laura Blanchette -
Young poets have more options than ever when it comes to publishing their poetry—but in 2020, many turned to publishing online as a starting...

‘Phantomtits’ graphic novel explores trans experiences

Arts Isabel Harder -
Cara Tierney is challenging assumptions of what it means to be transgender in their new semi-autobiographical graphic novel, Phantomtits. Tierney, a Carleton University cultural mediations...

The Good Lovelies’ Christmas tour goes virtual

Arts Pippa Norman -
Juno Award-winning folk country band, the Good Lovelies, are getting ready to bring their traditional Christmas tour to a new virtual world. Their Ottawa show...

Review: ‘Seth’s Christmas Ghost Stories’ reignite a spooky holiday tradition

Arts Isabel Harder -
Seth’s Christmas Ghost Stories are a wonderful way to spark some much-needed joy in your 2020 holiday season.  This year marks the sixth year Windsor...

Ottawa-based Inuk artist wins prestigious photography award

Arts Jessica Maestre -
Ottawa-based Inuk artist Katherine Takpannie won the National Gallery of Canada's prestigious New Generation Photography Award mid-October.  The annual award was established by Scotiabank and...
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