Spotlight

Peggy Nash

"Can people work for less? Sure, people can always work for less, but what we have to ask ourselves is, if you work for twelve dollars an hour, could you work for six? If you work for ten, could you work for five? Where does it end?"

Listening to the Country

Peggy Nash is one of the most prominent candidates in the race to become the next leader of the federal New Democratic Party. There are many reasons to believe that she has the necessary experience and tenacity to handle the job, yet the contest she...
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MUSICIAN INTERVIEWS

Elliott BROOD

There is a palpable sense of time passing on Days into Years, the third full-length album from the country-rock band...
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Whosarmy

High up in the Canadian Broadcasting Centre on Front Street in Toronto, on the afternoon of Monday November 14...
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Author Interviews
Strange Days

Michelle Shephard

There may be brilliant and imaginative novelists working in Canada today, but it can surely be said that not one could invent anything quite like the tale Michelle Shephard tells in her captivating new book, Decade of Fear...
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Out of the Shadows

Elizabeth Hay

Some books deserve to be read slowly and carefully. Alone in the Classroom is one such work. Ottawa author Elizabeth Hay has crafted a novel that is both compelling and disturbing...
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Both Barrels Blazing

Patrick deWitt

Patrick deWitt strikes gold with his second novel, The Sisters Brothers. Darkly funny and potently violent, the story is simple enough...
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Chronicle
chronicle

Good Lovelies

The Home Stretch

Updates

01.26.2012
Watch for our upcoming interview with Lights! Catch her live next month in London (2/2), Guelph (2/3), and Peterborough (2/4).

01.25.2012
New album on the way from Big Wreck: Albatross will be available March 6th.

01.24.2012
From Winnipeg to St. John’s to Vancouver … Library Voices schedule a cross-country tour with dates throughout March and April.

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Columnists
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Mark Polishuk

The CFL's Comfort Zone

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