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An Unholy Union of Stealth-Based FPS and Weird Western Horror – Blood West Review – Screenrant
December 1, 2023 Blood West’s excellent stealth-based FPS gameplay pairs perfectly with its weird western setting, delivering on its original Early Access promise. Hyperstrange’s Blood West is a captivating blend of stealth-based FPS and weird western horror, offering a grueling action-RPG experience with survival horror elements. Limited resources, including HP, stamina, and ammo, add to […]
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Indigenous comedy duo eager to embrace ‘Bad Apples’ label – Timmins Press
Nov 28, 2023 Pair mine heritage for laughs, Thursday at the Vic A pair of Indigenous comedians are getting ready to bring their Bad Apples Comedy Show to Ontario, with Timmins serving as one of nine stops on this tour. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $25 […]
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The Summer Canada Burned — The wildfire season that shocked the world – Windsor Star
Nov 22, 2023 This excerpt is from the new Postmedia/Greystone book The Summer Canada Burned, now available online and at bookstores starting Nov. 27 Canada awaited the start of wildfire season. It was the end of April. The annual battle of the blazes was not expected to begin in earnest for weeks, maybe even two […]
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Alien-like experiences in Métis filmmaker’s youth provide creative inspiration for newest movie – Niagara Falls Review
November 21, 2023 It seems only fitting that Alexander Lasheras’ latest film is about an alien invasion. It seems only fitting that Alexander Lasheras’ latest film is about an alien invasion. The Métis filmmaker/director is promoting screenings of his latest work, a sci-fi thriller titled THE BEEHIVE, which will have its first of three showings […]
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Book review: Inventing the Thrifty Gene: The Science of Settler Colonialism – Anishinabek News
November 21, 2023 Travis Hay’s Inventing the Thrifty Gene: The Science of Settler Colonialism is a wondrous exploration of the bonds between settler colonialism and settler science. He traces the evolution of colonial science from tropes of Indigenous extinction to the invention of the thrifty gene hypothesis to explain the diabetes epidemic amongst First Nations in […]
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Anuja Varghese’s short story collection Chrysalis among $25K Governor General’s Literary Award winners – CBC
Nov 08, 2023 The awards recognize the best in Canadian books across 7 categories in both English and French Hamilton writer Anuja Varghese has won the Governor General’s Literary Award for fiction for her short story collection Chrysalis. Chrysalis is among the 14 titles, seven in English and seven in French, that were acknowledged by the Governor General’s Literary Awards […]
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Author Jesse Wente speaks at Place des Arts on Nov. 12 – Sudbury.com
His book challenges reconciliation as a flawed notion and espouses rruth as the basis for respectful relations with First Nations A talk by author Jesse Wente takes place at Place des Arts on Nov. 12. Anishinaabek, born and raised in Toronto and a member of Serpent River First Nation, Wente was a film critic on […]
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Assassin’s Creed 3: An Indigenous Narrative Ahead Of Its Time – The Gamer
03 Nov 2023 Connor’s tale in Assassin’s Creed 3 is a bastion of Indigenous heritage and authentic storytelling For many of us, the games that forged our long-lasting appreciation of the medium came in our teenage years. As we develop physically and psychologically, so does our perspective of the world through the media we interact […]
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Canadian Holocaust survivor dedicated to social justice and reconciliation releases new memoir
TORONTO, Oct. 31, 2023 – As part of Holocaust Education Week 2023, the Azrieli Foundation’s Holocaust Survivor Memoirs Program launched Hide and Seek: In Pursuit of Justice at the Isabel Bader Theatre on Oct. 30, 2023. Authored by respected social work educator Ben Carniol, the memoir is his story of survival and his response to […]
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Waubgeshig Rice proud of his thrilling new novel – Anishinabek News
October 30, 2023 N’SWAKAMOK/SUDBURY— Waubgeshig Rice says his gripping new book, Moon of the Turning Leaves, lauds Anishinaabe culture and Anishinaabe people. In conversation with the Wasauksing First Nation author, Waubgeshig talks of his sequel to the bestselling, Moon of the Crusted Snow, which sold over 100,000 audio and paper books. He knew he wanted […]
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