The author argues the pipeline to B.C. is folly and Canada risks being ‘a great source of destruction’
Opinion: With Latin, K-Pop and Bollywood artists having huge influence around the globe, the Grammy Awards need a rethink to become relevant again
Mark Abley writes about a difficult parent, a renowned musician who was unable to teach him how to be a man
Timothy Wu says Facebook’s huge corporate scale may well make it a threat to democracy
The throat singer and author talks about changing attitudes in Canada, communicating without words and why she’s often poking fun at herself
Yuval Noah Harari also argues a Trump impeachment would be a ‘disaster’—convincing a big chunk of the U.S. population to lose faith in the system
The author notes that the culture of pill-taking often takes hold in early life, when kids are prescribed drugs such as Adderall or Ritalin for ADHD
Jaron Lanier says social media is turning us into highly manipulable addicts. The only solution is for users to pay—and own their own data.
By pushing Trans Mountain, Notley and Trudeau are ‘still doubling down on the old economy, and that means they have failed,’ she argues
He argues U.S. leaders do nothing about mass shootings —the subject of his next novel— to keep citizens ‘in fear’
In his new book, Richard Sennett argues that cities—and societies—grow by dealing with change, not resisting it
Videos can be produced relatively quickly, and have proved liberating for musicians and directors looking to engage with current events—and even steer the conversation