Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight Review
by Imtiaz Popat Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight is a historical drama from a point of view of a young girl during colonial African […]
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40 Acres Review
Danielle Deadwyler in 40 Acres. Photo: Magnolia Pictures/Everett Collection R.T. Thorne’s 40 Acres, is a Sci-Fi thriller set in a post apocalyptic civil war, leading to […]
Vancouver Summer Festivals Will Feature Diverse International Artists
This years Indian Summer Festival will feature the fearless Kiran Doel, a sharply funny voice redefining what it means to be a South Asian woman […]
REVIEW: ‘Riverdance’s 30th Anniversary Combines Riveting Visuals and Fancy Footwork that Combines Traditions
The cast of Riverdance The Riverdance 30th Anniversary show directed by John McColgan and composed by Bill Whelan is a fusion of diversity, blending similar dance traditions involving rapid […]
The UN is Monitoring the Situation in Kenya in the Wake of Deadly Antigovernment Protests
© Luis TATO / AFP At least 400 people were injured, including police officers, according to media reports. The official death toll has not been […]
Ceasefire Over Kashmir Conflict
A soldier examines a building damaged by an Indian missile strike near Muzaffarabad in Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, May 7. MD Mughal/AP US President announced […]
Once Upon A Time In Gaza Wins Best Director at Cannes
Palestinian cinema has won a landmark achievement as Tarzan and Arab Nasser’s comedy-drama Once Upon A Time In Gaza claims the prestigious Best Director award at Cannes’ […]
Review: Sufism and Power in the Ottoman Empire
‘Sufism and Power in the Ottoman Empire: The Writings of Ismail Hakki Bursevi (1653–1725)’ by Kameliya N. Atanasova reveals how a prolific Sufi master blended […]
Kings Speech Defends and Defines Canadian Sovereignty
King Charles and Queen Camilla, escorted by Prime Minister Mark Carney and his wife Diana Fox Carney (rear), stopped by Lansdowne Park in Ottawa. King […]
Review: Daina’s Legacy of Compassion for the AIDs Crisis is Lesson to Deal the Opioid Crisis
Set in Toronto’s AIDS hospice Casey House in 1991, during Princess Dina’s and Prince Charles Visit to Toronto at the height of the AIDSs pandemic, […]