Culture

By allowing university students to opt out of paying small fees for campus radio stations, the Ontario government’s Student Choice Initiative will not just rob students of a rich campus life, but prevent local musicians from being heard, and music scenes from thriving.

According to Nanos, Canadians agree that Facebook and other social media platforms weaken democracy.

Quebec’s former minister of culture and international relations, Christine St-Pierre, has come to understand the major impact Quebec’s cultural diplomacy, or soft power, has had around the world.

Nabeel Ahmed examines how Big Tech is working to take over the physical world.

George Carothers discusses how the recent Christchurch massacre was livestreamed by some of Canada’s largest broadcasters.

Theatre actor, producer, and director Philip Riccio talks about responding to the dwindling arts coverage in mainstream media by creating his own theatre magazine.