Hot Docs: Ping Pong
Ping Pong is a captivating and even dramatic look into the lives of eight elderly competitors as they prepare for and play in the World Championships in China.
From playing in a living room to playing at Junofest
“I tried to do [that song] a little smoother, and then I thought to myself, ‘Man, when was the last time I played a show in my socks?’ And then it all went to hell.” Photo by Amanda Stephen.
Ottawa folk scene stands strong
Craig Cardiff was one of three Ottawa folk performers nominated for Juno this year. Ottawa's successful folk scene comes as no surprise to Arthur McGregor, owner and founder of the Ottawa Folklore Centre. Photo by Andrew Nguyen.
Storify: Alexisonfire break up
The hardcore band from St. Catherines, Ontario announced their break up on their official website August 5. Here's our summary of fan and band member reactions. Photo courtesy of Brad Michelson.
Tweetwall: Storm rips through Bluesfest
Minutes into Cheap Trick's set at the Bluesfest main stage, high winds caused the stage to collapse. Ottawa Fire Services reported no deaths, but the number of injuries is still unknown and the final shows at the festival have been cancelled. Photo courtesy of Robin Harper.
Vancouver is more than hockey
I arrived in Vancouver two weeks after the riots, unsure of how much the city had recovered. Would there be more police? Clearance sales on Canucks gear? Remnants of debris? I took a bus tour to find out.
Shad gets down at The Ballroom
"Keep playing games and you'll get an ex out of that Xbox," said the 29 year-old, who has cemented his reputation as a clever wordsmith.
Diamond Rings ‘rocking out too much’ at NXNE
Once the glasses were gone, his bright blue and gold eye shadow, rose-red blush and soft pink lipstick demanded the crowd’s attention.
Fucked Up gave fans a ‘fine-ass night’
This maestro may have been bearded, tattooed and shirtless, but Abraham treated the audience with the class of a veteran conductor, thanking members of the crowd individually for their energetic jumps and shouts.
NXNE: Shad
After beating out Drake for Rap Recording of the Year at this spring's Juno Awards, all eyes are on the 29-year-old rapper and clever lyricist.
