After 25 years in the game, Vanasse is just getting warmed up.

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Feb 15th, 2023

The Canadian musician gets up close and personal about her recent Juno wins, her identity as an artist and how music has set her free.

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Jun 17th, 2022

On the front lines of change for their communities, four trailblazers are honouring the legacy of Inuit.

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Jan 28th, 2022

Life After Birth: Portraits of Love and the Beauty of Parenthood, a powerful new book from Knix founder and CEO Joanna Griffiths and Carriage House Birth founder and doula Domino Kirke-Badgley, shows postpartum journeys of mothers everywhere.

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Nov 18th, 2021

Street style is back, baby!

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Sep 10th, 2021

The government practice of separating women from their newborns is steeped in discrimination and systemic racism, especially toward Indigenous peoples. It’s time we challenge these actions, which have done so much more harm than good.

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Aug 16th, 2021

Tia Wood is a singer and content creator based in B.C. who shines a light on her Indigenous culture on TikTok, using her platform to educate her followers about her peoples' history.

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Jun 23rd, 2021

–What's my name?

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Jun 4th, 2021

Two years in the making, the Montreal singer-songwriter’s love-stained debut album Phoenix is finally out. A collection of electro-pop tracks-meet-catchy 90s’ R&B-tinged bangers built around Cardin’s unique vocals, Phoenix explores the ethos of relationships—good and bad.

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Apr 23rd, 2021

From Oscar-Claude Monet's Garden at Giverny to Virgnie Viard's garden at the Grand Palais, CHANEL's Spring-Summer 2021 Couture collection falls nothing short of the impressionist's sublime scene.

by : Camille Cardin-Goyer- Jan 26th, 2021