Men’s or women’s? ‘Shoe store’ sheds light on genderqueer struggles
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
Regina artist’s ‘shoe store’ project sheds light on the adversity faced by genderqueer people when it comes to fashion. Continue reading
National Film Board
To close ‘orgasm gap,’ the National Film Board launches game to teach people about the clitoris
The interactive game teaches people about the clitoris, and invites them to practice techniques to “satisfy” it. Continue reading
‘We want to be relevant’: Dalhousie, NFB launch new ocean VR learning tool
“It helps students learn what impact they have on the ocean and what impact it has on them.” Continue reading
NFB gives reporters a sneak peek at its production facilities before landmark move
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
Reporters got the chance to see the National Film Board headquarters up close on Wednesday in advance of the board’s first open house in 30 years. Continue reading
2017 Academy Awards include work from Saskatchewan artists
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Zootopia, Moana and Hell or High Water have elements created by people from Saskatchewan. Continue reading
This week on Focus Montreal: Oct 8
By Jamie Orchard Anchor
This week on Focus Montreal: Meet Alexandre Taillefer, an entrepreneur with a social conscience, hear from the Quebec Bar Association on Quebec’s court delays and explore the world of Kenyan warriors who traded their guns for running shoes. Continue reading
Tom Mulcair promises support for the arts
The NDP is pledging more support for film production and artists if elected to govern the country. Continue reading
Quiz: How well do you know ‘The Log Driver’s Waltz’?
What better time than Canada Day to celebrate a classic piece of Canadiana — “The Log Driver’s Waltz.” Continue reading
Notable Canadian numbers: From the Hollywood Walk of Fame, to the final frontier
On July 1, Canada marks its 148th birthday. Here are 10 other numbers that illustrate some notable Canadian facts. Continue reading
Author Roch Carrier surprised ‘The Hockey Sweater’ still touches Canadian readers
Roch Carrier’s story of a small-town Quebec boy who is sent a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey instead of his beloved Montreal Canadiens has become an iconic book. Continue reading