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Book Review: ‘Caught’ by Lisa Moore
Lisa Moore’s recent novel Caught is in contention for this year’s Giller Prize, and it should come as no surprise if this Newfoundland author wins
Bee-wildered
Honeybees are disappearing, bee colonies worldwide are collapsing, and there's very good reason to be concerned.
Status update
Canadian feature documentary 'Status Quo?' zeroes in on key feminist concerns such as violence against women, access to abortion, and universal childcare, asking how much progress we have truly made on these issues.
On the ropes
A pair of films from Newfoundland producer Annette Clarke explore the challenges and triumphs of women against different cultural backdrops.
ALBUM REVIEW: Ruth Moody / These Wilder Things
The Australian-Canadian songstress bares all on her new solo record.
George Street Fest closes with a local, flavourful bang
With local acts Hey Rosetta, Great Big Sea, Repartee, The Dardanelles and Dave Whitty Band, the 2013 George Street Festival offered up a diverse selection of the province's best during its final two nights.
REVIEW: Gavin Simms and the Garrison Hill Band / Self-titled
Former St. John's-based songwriter and his band offer a commendable, mature folk-rock debut...
KISS revs crowd with stage antics, pyrotechnics and hits
Four decades later, the members of one of America's most renowned hard rock bands may be middle-aged, but they still know how to put on a show.
D’Harmo / Self-titled
With their debut album, this Quebecois harmonica quartet will take you for a musical ride...
Book Review: ‘Caught’ by Lisa Moore
Lisa Moore’s recent novel Caught is in contention for this year’s Giller Prize, and it should come as no surprise if this Newfoundland author wins
Bee-wildered
Honeybees are disappearing, bee colonies worldwide are collapsing, and there's very good reason to be concerned.
Status update
Canadian feature documentary 'Status Quo?' zeroes in on key feminist concerns such as violence against women, access to abortion, and universal childcare, asking how much progress we have truly made on these issues.
On the ropes
A pair of films from Newfoundland producer Annette Clarke explore the challenges and triumphs of women against different cultural backdrops.
ALBUM REVIEW: Ruth Moody / These Wilder Things
The Australian-Canadian songstress bares all on her new solo record.
George Street Fest closes with a local, flavourful bang
With local acts Hey Rosetta, Great Big Sea, Repartee, The Dardanelles and Dave Whitty Band, the 2013 George Street Festival offered up a diverse selection of the province's best during its final two nights.
REVIEW: Gavin Simms and the Garrison Hill Band / Self-titled
Former St. John's-based songwriter and his band offer a commendable, mature folk-rock debut...
KISS revs crowd with stage antics, pyrotechnics and hits
Four decades later, the members of one of America's most renowned hard rock bands may be middle-aged, but they still know how to put on a show.
D’Harmo / Self-titled
With their debut album, this Quebecois harmonica quartet will take you for a musical ride...