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As the fields grow dense with towering corn and market stalls burst with the season's harvest, it’s clear that August is nudging us gently towards the conclusion of summer. This period always brings a mix of reflection and anticipation—reflection on the summer days passing by and anticipation for …
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By Anne Brodie Just floored by Emily Kassie and Julian Brave NoiseCat’s searing documentary Sugarcane from Nat Geo/Disney. It comes with a strong warning as does this review. We follow NoiseCat, (of the Canim Lake Band Tsq'escenemc band in British Columbia, as he researches atrocities, victims …
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I'm back from my summer vacation, and what a transformative few weeks it has been! The world feels different—there's a palpable shift in energy as people globally step up to demand a fairer and more just world. This renewed vigour for change has fueled me, and I’m excited to continue to dive into …
How many times would you have liked to go back, reset the dial, and correct a misstep to appease your conscience? It's possible in CBC’s compelling fantasy drama anthology Plan B. Vinessa Antoine plays Mia, a dedicated police officer who has the chance to save four innocent lives by availing herself …
By Anne Brodie Familiar real-life trauma comes back to haunt us in Coup! Joseph Schuman’s sly, winking look at the 1918 global influenza pandemic in an American seaside mansion rife with double-crossers, thieves, and a weak master. Peter Sarsgaard, Billy Magnussen, and Sarah Gadon star as Horton, …
