On this selection from his intimate 1996 album The Charity of Night, Bruce Cockburn takes on the fleeting nature of love and experience by, in elegantly contradictory fashion, taking his time.
Read more "Deep Cut – “Live on My Mind”"The next installment in Sean Callaghan’s ongoing zombie flash fiction serial.
Read more "The Zombie Apocalypse After-Show, Part 2. Memento."Sean Callaghan writes the first flash zombie fiction installment in his ongoing series, “The Zombie Apocalypse After-Show.”
Read more "The Zombie Apocalypse After-Show, Part I. Fly-boy."In which Sean Callaghan ruminates on the political unconscious of The Walking Dead, on what it means to have hope during a zombie apocalypse, and where we go after the dust has settled on all our dead undead.
Read more "After the Zombie Apocalypse, After Modernity"Music and summer form a sublime combination. Here are five selections to help you begin preparing a respectable summertime soundtrack for this year.
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For a generation defined by the structured rhythms of the school and the corporation, what possibilities exist to nurture the “gaps” in experience the lead to genuine change?
Read more "Against the Structured Generation"By Mark McConaghy
The Struggle Against Poverty At Canada’s Most Prestigious University.
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How one downtown wine bar can become a space of comfort in a world gone mad with violence and inequality.
Read more "The Scene: Archive Wine Bar, 909 Dundas Street West"By Sean Callaghan.
I was listening to a segment on CBC recently about a Palestinian cartoonist who, much like the artists and editors at Charlie Hebdo, found himself persecuted for publishing cartoon depictions of the Prophet Muhammad. Unlike the tragically fated workers at the French magazine
Read more "Ceci n’est pas le Prophète."How can Joseph Boyden’s epic novel help us imagine ethical forms of community and ecology for a post-colonial Canada?
Read more "What Was Lost: On Joseph Boyden’s The Orenda"
The 14th Floor 