Good music leaps out of the speakers with an unmistakable vitality that is magnified when it finds a sympathetic resonance in the listener. From the moment I pressed play, I loved “The Howl and the [read more]
Interview with thrash metal legends Annihilator. [read more]
This new jazz duo brings both class and cool together. [read more]
Tune your ears to this music festival in Ottawa as a weekend getaway. [read more]
Sometimes your best bet is to call the wrong guy for the right problem. [read more]
While not as fancy as Canada’s best known court, the Supreme Court, Canada has its own national court in the form of the Federal Court. As part of the right of the federal government in [read more]
Lar Vi talks to Tom Green about reality tv, censorship, and Donald Trump. [read more]
The host of GRTWK talks about creating the show and what makes for a good story in this interview. [read more]
First the bad news, and then the really bad news. [read more]
Our recap of the first week of Ottawa Bluesfest 2015. Stay tuned for Week 2 Updates! [read more]
In the mood for a musical get away? Ottawa Bluesfest 2015 could be the festival that takes your summer from good to amazing. [read more]
Emma Beko and Gabrielle Godon make up Heartstreets, an electro/R&B duo from Montreal, which just released its follow up single, “Bubble of Joy.” [read more]
Seems like this week is up for a fight: Hydro Quebec, Neil Young, dating gurus, even just getting medical marijuana. [read more]
Ken Gaucher’s take on the Montreal UFO, Hitler t-shirts, and baby snatcher sentencing. [read more]
The Montreal Improv Festival returns to the Montreal Improv Theatre stage, for its ninth year and its last time in the single digits. [read more]
Despite chilly weather, the festival ended up being pretty amazing. With the right number of layers, the chill was barely noticeable. [read more]
Recap of days 1 and 2 at the Ottawa Folk Fest with Foster the People, M. Ward, Serena Ryder, and Lorde. [read more]
Take a road trip this week to Ottawa and catch a stellar line up including The National, Lorde, J Cole, and more. You can even bike if you’re up for a sore butt! Advice on where to stay and how to get there. [read more]
From the beginning of time until present days of Canada’s history and its nations, Mosaic Light Show’s beautiful imagery crawls up the walls of the Parliament building transforming it into an immense canvas. The show [read more]
John Aaron Cockburn talks about how Montreal based Little Suns grew out of their old band into their beaming new identity. [read more]
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