One Month Ago
August 27, 2004 Getting out of my chair to check the date, I’m surprised to remember it’s Friday. Just weeks […]
Excerpts from the Independent Press
Penny Poo-Champ
I want to preface this article by stating that I’m not one for scatological topics. Honestly–I cringe when so-called “edgy” […]
The Urban Beautification Committee
The Urban Beautification Committee By Malcolm Sutton Mr. Belisimo wears paisley but when the Head of City Walks suggests something khakier […]
Other Side of the Hyphen
Other Side of the Hyphen By Lynn Teo I pause to draw the curtains and catch the last moment of the […]
An {E}xperience
An {E}xperience By Tiffany Wong Inside, the Opera House looked basically like a small theatre with no seats. The air was […]
Companion
Companion By Renata Ramunda Our front window featured two female mannequins. On the left side, we would dress the mannequin in […]
T.V’s Not Evil. I Am.
T.V’s Not Evil. I Am. By Wenj Puzzling t.v. rant accompanied by unrelated photo (or am I a culture fascist/elitist?). […]
The Cheerleader
The Cheerleader By Claire Batler So I moved to Seattle because I wanted to rock, I mean really rock, none of […]
Ottawa, 1995: The End of Winter
By Jeremy Milks It was the end of winter in Ottawa, 1995, and I was still young then and living […]
Burning down the house: Rufus meets Dan
Introduction Despite an intense campaign by local queer business groups, Vancouver is still a repressed and prohibition-minded town. The few […]
Halt.
one I’m off to Dartmouth, to apply for a job as a security “officer.” My friend, Jeff, had a job […]
A Guide To Common Household Monsters
By: Terri Dustyfluffs: most often found under the bed of sleeping children, Dustyfluffs are actually far from dangerous. They are […]