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Ann Fullerton’s background as an award winning art director & designer gives her work a strong sense of design, composition and understanding of colour.  Some of her illustrative work has appeared in various publications such as The Globe & Mail,… Continue Reading →

Liv Babra graduated with a Bachelor’s degree of Fine Arts from Corcoran School of Art in Washington D.C. Liv has pursued his creative career passions vigorously in painting, sculpting and photography. Liv’s first passion has always been his appreciation for… Continue Reading →

Words by Taryn McMillan Pop culture commonly portrays university life as a time to let loose and have fun, before entering the grim realm of adult responsibilities. Movies such as Project X play up this version of late adolescence, and… Continue Reading →

What happens when you take 15 English-speaking people and 15 Spanish-speaking people, all strangers, and get them to live together and speak to each other for at least 16 hours per day? This is the social experiment that Pueblo Ingl?s… Continue Reading →

Quick Links 15. Mississauga’s own. 16. Why this city? 17. The future (?) of print publishing. 18. Bookcases. 19. Sawyer’s favourite book. 20. George Lucas ruined science fiction for everybody. 21. Influences. 22. What’s next? LG: How long have you… Continue Reading →

It’s been nine years since I’ve been to Robert J. Sawyer’s home, and the moment I step through the door, the memories come flooding back. The last time I was here, I was a student doing an interview for an… Continue Reading →

Words by Chris Carriere & Matt Zadkovich As the title says, tomorrow night is the one year anniversary of the Cuchulainn’s Open Mic / Jam Night. For all of that time, Matt Zadkovich has been its host. Without going too… Continue Reading →

Words and photos by Jordan Villanueva I can taste graduation on the tip of my tongue, even while struggling to keep up with school and an internship to get to that point. So once in a while, I like to… Continue Reading →