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Tess of the Road confronts trauma with resilience

The central character in this YA fantasy novel is a rambunctious, headstrong girl filled with self-doubt and denial.

Vancouver deaf activist Landon Krentz wins award of merit for inclusion and accessibility work

Deaf activist Landon Krentz says Canada has a long way to go in terms of deaf accessibility and inclusion.

DOXA Documentary Film Festival 2018 announces awards

The Creator of Universes and Primas were among the films that took home top honours during the fest.

Authors venture into the wild unknown at fourth annual Writers Adventure Camp

It’s an exciting opportunity to work on everything from fiction, essays, and graphic novels to theatre pieces, TV screenplays, and songs. it’s an exciting opportunity to work on...

Bard on the Beach summer camp for youth reimagines the world of Shakespeare

Young Shakespeareans invites youth from ages eight to 18 to find new ways to reinterpret well-known Shakespearean plays.

DOXA 2018 review: Primas

These teens demonstrate that healing starts from within and that self-discovery is best accomplished through the arts.

DOXA 2018 review: The Issue of Mr. O'Dell

An American radical sets the record straight.

DOXA 2018 review: Mr. Gay Syria

A competition in Turkey raises LGBT awareness but puts one contestant's life at risk.

DOXA 2018 review: The Third Option

It examines how society views disabilities and late termination of pregnancy.

After a fast day of shooting, Roll Call opens exhibit tonight as part of Capture Photography Festival

The event features some of Canada’s best photographers, including four-time Canadian photojournalist of the year John Lehmann.