The Bruce Peninsula is an area of outstanding natural beauty situated between Georgian Bay and Lake Huron and has the largest remaining area of forest and natural habitat in Southern Ontario, housing some of the oldest trees in North America.

For those of you who haven’t been paying attention, the last few weeks of Film Friday have held a bit of a nationalist fanfare.

Montreal-based artists Jing Yuan Huang and Jerry Ropson are blowing a crisp new breeze through the walls of Modern Fuel with their latest exhibition, Wind from the East.

On Wednesday night in a pitch black studio, I was introduced to a famous writer, his not-so-talented wannabe, two self-repressed bros and their stories of testicles and masturbation.

Somewhere, in the imagination of Chuck Klosterman, there’s a pretend town called Owl where pop culture does not exist.

I think it’s safe to say that as Canadians, we’re haunted by our country’s landscape.

Why you should go: The House is Black is actually one guy who goes by the name Lucas.

Harrowing country death rock isn’t the most frequently applied genre label—it doesn’t return any Google hits—but when it comes to Taylor Kirk’s project Timber Timbre, the blogosphere is littered with labels like it.

I don’t know Kyle Topping or Julia Stephens but I do know this: Topping is allergic to peanut butter, on December 10, 2004 he spent $413.31 at Steve’s music store, he received a 62 per cent in PSYC 100 and in Kindergarten he missed nine days of school—he was never late.

I’m just trying to create songs that resonate with people.

Care to host a dance party in your living room?

This week marked one of the many events that gives Kingston its claim to fame: the Kingston Canadian Film Fest.

“Oh, what could be duller than this dear tedium of the country?” Irina asks in the second act of Anton Chekhov’s classic play The Seagull.

Walking into the dress rehearsal of the 12th annual Vogue Charity Fashion Show, I was met with a slew of bending legs, bumping booties and a surprisingly diverse group of dancers and models.

“Truth in drama is forever elusive,” Harold Pinter said during his acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2005.

I don’t like having stuff stolen from me.

For Julie Fader, music is all about the experience from start to finish: the place where songs are written and recorded, how an album is packaged, where her audience hears her music and even what medium a record is played on.

Film buffs looking for their fix of Canadian cinema need look no further than the ninth annual Kingston Canadian Film Festival, happening this weekend.

Brian Borcherdt doesn’t want to be the guy who complains all the time.