Toronto artists reinterpret Tintin comics at Steam Whistle Gallery
The Adventures of Tintin, created by Belgian artist Hergé in 1929, has captivated children and adults alike for generations. Photo courtesy of Stockeye.
British comics invade the NAC stage in Just for Laughs tour
Toilet humour, sex jokes, and the renowned dry British wit invaded Ottawa’s National Arts Centre on the ninth stop of the Just for Laughs Canadian comedy tour Nov. 5. Photo courtesy of Just for Laughs.
Fan Expo 2011 in Photos
Some awesome things have come out of Fan Expo. Featured here are some of the best, including Ontario's Ghostbusters, a man dressed up as the Team Rocket balloon from Pokémon, and an X-Men mural.
NDP leader Jack Layton dies at 61
After announcing on July 25 that a new cancer had been found inside his body, NDP leader Jack Layton said he would be taking a leave of absence from Parliament. Early Monday morning Jack Layton, 61, died, as a result of cancer.
17th annual Fan Expo hits Toronto
Fan Expo is returning to Toronto in the 17th annual celebration of all things geeky. The four-day event begins on August 25.
Scott Pilgrim
Artist Dom Dimanlig's tribute to Scott Pilgrim, the quirky action-packed graphic novel series by Bryan Lee O'Malley that made the leap to the movies in July 2010.
How to build a green roof
This week, Graphics Editor Carolyn Frank breaks down the inner workings of green roofs.
Bloor Cinema
Toronto's Bloor Cinema is undergoing renovations and will soon become Hot Docs central. Graphics Editor Carolyn Frank hopes to be the first person in line when it reopens.
Canada fails to advance at the FIFA Women’s World Cup
Canada gets eliminated by France in a 4-0 loss at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Graphics Editor Carolyn Frank looks at how Canada's run in the tournament ended before it even got going.
How to Shuck an Oyster
Inspired by the chefs at The Whalesbone and their 4th annual Oysterfest and shucking competition, Graphics Editor Carolyn Frank takes a look at the art of shucking oysters.
