Subway Efficiency Guide
By Liz Clayton Just when you thought crushing people into the closing doors was the most you could do to […]
Issue 31
Park Gallery
What the squirrels are doing about gentrification By Sean Waisglass Gentrification is a natural outcome of the ebbs and flows […]
NewMindSpace
By James King In my hometown, Halloween took the streets hostage as roaming packs of rival eggers, dressed in all-black, […]
Save the Mondragon!
By Josh Hume Winnipeg’s Mondragon Bookstore and Coffeehouse is fighting for financial survival, having had to raise $12,000 by April […]
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 […]
Reading the Riot Act: A Short History of Riots in Vancouver
Official histories tend to ignore riots. To politicians, civic boosters and the ruling elite, riots are aberrations, a loss of […]