Arts Archives

How urban design helps create a more vibrant city

by Special to Troy Media | Mar 15, 2022 | Books, Eye on Alberta, FREE content, Municipal | 0

URBAN LIFE: Diversity and culture help attract the creative talent that cities thrive on (FREE)

ConnecTour Chronicles: A private fantasy world, rich in local and family history

by Doug Firby | Aug 4, 2021 | ConnecTour, Eye on Ontario, FREE content, Get outside, Life, Things to do in Canada, Travel | 0

This is part 15 in our series ConnecTour Chronicles

CYCLING CANADA: It would be an insult to say Sheri is a packrat; all of the hundreds of knickknacks she has have a history (FREE)

Staying connected and building spirit in isolation

by Gerry Chidiac | Apr 23, 2020 | Life, PREMIUM content | 0

GERRY CHIDIAC: We’re living proof that people are naturally active and creative, when given the time. COVID-19 has given many of us that time

New vision for CRTC is dangerously radical

by Peter Stockland | Feb 11, 2020 | A&E, FREE content, Life, Politics/Law | 0

PETER STOCKLAND: Critics believe recommendations have the very real potential to limit how freely Canadians can access the Internet and what content they’ll be able to find when they do

Imagine only having opinions that made you happy

by Mike Robinson | Feb 9, 2020 | Life, PREMIUM content | 0

MIKE ROBINSON: Readers are starved of simple stories that make human happiness seem once again possible for regular folks

Letting your creative spirit loose

by Mike Robinson | Feb 2, 2020 | A&E, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

MIKE ROBINSON: Back in the studio after a lifetime of sporadic art lessons, embracing the spirituality and fun

Cats turns literary genius into lumpy kitty litter

by Peter Stockland | Jan 8, 2020 | A&E, FREE content, Life | 0

PETER STOCKLAND: The movie is worse than bad. It is offal (FREE membership content)

Embracing the unfamiliar down home

by Alec Bruce | Oct 9, 2019 | Eye on Nova Scotia, Life, PREMIUM content | 0

ALEC BRUCE: The East Coast isn’t quaint, slow, lazy or anything else others in the rest of Canada might assume. But it does tend to defy expectations

YouTube knocking down Canada’s protective cultural wall

by Peter Menzies | Sep 5, 2019 | A&E, FREE content, Life | 0

PETER MENZIES: Canada’s creative lobby may have turned its back on the world but that doesn’t mean Canadians are joining them in their quest to hide (FREE membership content)

De Adder cartoon controversy is no laughing matter

by Michael Taube | Jul 3, 2019 | Business, Politics/Law, PREMIUM content | 0

MICHEAL TAUBE: Michael de Adder’s contract termination by Brunswick News makes one wonder how far free speech and free thought truly go on a modern newspaper page

Localized and personalized: how to keep culture relevant

by Troy Media | Apr 21, 2019 | A&E, Life | 0

MIKE ROBINSON: The world of arts and culture offers lots of examples of gross expense and imported notions of what’s important. But there are alternatives ($$)