“What? I’m not homophobic, I’m an ally!” Ren Zhang (they/them) // Contributor Millie Beatch (she/her) // Web Illustrator It’s Halloween month, and that means the gays are coming out to […]
A hitchhiker’s guide to your next favourite book Matt Shipley (he/him) // Co-Editor-In-Chief The Ones We Burn, by Rebecca Mix Ranka is tired of death. All she wants now is […]
A hitchhiker’s guide to your next favourite book Matt Shipley (he/him) // Co-Editor-In-Chief Sorcery of Thorns, by Margaret Rogerson All sorcerers are evil. Elisabeth has known that as long as […]
Tess Of The Road, by Rachel Hartman Matt Shipley (he/him) // Co-Editor-In-Chief In the medieval kingdom of Goredd, women are expected to be ladies, men are their protectors, and dragons […]
A vampire, space pirate and Juliet walk into a bar… Ry Forsythe (They/Them) // ContributorTara Asadi // Illustrator “Did vampires originally burn in the sun or did they always sparkle?” […]
We need to change the narrative on what makes a person “well-read” Jayde Atchison // ContributorHelen Cai // Illustrator Lockdown in March ignited the reading flame for many as they […]
By Christine Beyleveldt, Editor-in-Chief During the spring last year, our Community Relations Manager shared an interesting Globe and Mail article by Michael Harris with us titled “I have forgotten how to read”. […]
A Call For the Best Liars Rachel D’Sa // Arts and Culture Editor Nestled in a filing cabinet nook among the stacks of student papers and citation pamphlets in the […]
Some Canadian School Boards believe that with Shakespeare, less is more Laura Melczer // Contributor Multiple school boards across Canada have decided to change the English Literature curriculum for high […]