Editorial
Voices Unveiled
Québec has just passed Bill 21, which bans many Québecers from holding positions of authority in the public service […]
Voices Unveiled
Poetry
A Breaking Open of the Belly
We are still here Aimé, us the niggers of the north An otherness-nothingness imprisoned in our minds by our […]
Book Review
Being Chinese in Canada: The Struggle for Identity, Redress and Belonging
Being Chinese in Canada: The Struggle for Identity, Redress and Belonging by William Ging Wee Dere Douglas & […]
Book Review
My Undiscovered Country
My Undiscovered Country by Cyril Dabydeen, Mosaic Press (2018), 129 pages Cyril Dabydeen is a Canadian writer born […]
Commentary
Prendre Position
Ma voix se dévoile Je me souviens lorsque j’étudiais le chant classique au Collège Ste-Croix.
Book Review
In Which
In Which, Being Book One of the Chronicles of Deasil Widdy by Louise Carson, Broken Rules Press (Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Québec), 2018, […]
Music
Jazz Amnesty Sound System: voices from the past speaking today’s language
The history of music is all about borrowing and building on the work of predecessors, whether it be […]
Book Review
“Me Artsy”
Me Artsy, compiled and edited by Drew Hayden Taylor Douglas & McIntyre, 2015 (256 pages) The best way to […]
Photo Essay
Killing Field
Conception, photos, commentary: Tilak Seth, Keya Dasgupta and Subhendu Dasgupta English text: Nilanjan Dutta […]
Essay
Nelly’s Diary
My grandmother died in 1969 at the age (I think) of 89.
Short Story
Will the World Pause for Me?
Vibration before sound, that’s how it starts.
Poetry
Voices Unsilenced
Seven Mountains For my maternal grandmother That moment when you see spring on your windowsill you have […]