Kamstra’s got your Tongue? Talking to the poet about taxes
I will confess, I like Ryan Kamstra’s work a lot. And I like him. I’ve been familiar with his work […]
Features
From Rochdale to Bathurst The constant evolution of the Cineforum
Growing up in the suburbs and visiting Toronto, part of the “Toronto” experience meant seeing black and white, 81/2x 11″ […]
The Diary of a Zinester in Residence
AUGUST 31 2008 — Holy Fuck. It is 1AM & in a few hours my anxious ass will be up in […]
The People’s Papers The rise and fall of the Canadian tabloid
Around the late ’60s tabloid magazines like the National Enquirer found a new home beside supermarket checkout lines. They were […]
He Likes To Read Books Written For Girls The gentle observations of Conundrum Press
The magical thing about Conundrum is that it’s all about who is doing something exciting, who is having fun with […]
Photo and the Blog
By James King On January 26, 2006, citynoise.org posted a series of photos from Toronto’s own Kensington market. Whether they […]
Kino = Cool
By Malcolm Fraser It’s a well-known fact, and one often lamented in English Canada, that the Quebec film industry is […]
Atwood for Indies
Maggie MacDonald remixes dystopian lit By Ron Nurwisah Dystopias are nothing new. For as long as people have been thinking […]
The Urbanity of Suburbia
By Liz Worth The city: A cultural mecca often seen as a hotbed of hip up-and- comers, underground movements and […]
Sidewalk Culture
Selling art at street level By Philip Sportel Last summer I sold my art on Queen West in Toronto as […]
Indie Cartography
How alternative culture is putting cities on the map By Shawn Micallef We might see our own hometowns up close, […]
Neighbourliness and Industry in Montreal’s Underground
By Sara Saljoughi In the past two years, Montreal has been a darling of music critics, and this has brought […]