As Hollywood caters to a younger, lower denominator, do screen talent and storytelling seem to be migrating to TV?

Carleton students are getting hooked by the thousands on this ego-boosting Facebook page. Is love one click away, or are students just fishing for compliments?

There’s a new fashion accessory trending across Canada. But you may need a fine tooth comb to spot it…

Will our bureaucratic capital city ever loosen up, in the age-old fight over graffiti art? Lately have come signs of progress.

Ottawa’s condo boom has brought towers even to the suburbs — but who exactly will be filling all this vertical space?

Refusing to die as once predicted, LPs—new pressings and old—thrive in revival. What’s their appeal?

No longer just a tool to share selfies and ‘outfit of the day’ pictures, Instagram may be fuelling big changes to the fashion biz.

News of the independent bookstore’s demise has been much exaggerated, say Ottawa’s indie sellers.

Online apps are where the future of music is headed, leaving the iPod going the way of VHS, the walkman and the dodo bird.

The Peak Performance Project has moulded hopeful B.C. musicians into successful acts and even Juno winners. What is the contest doing right?

Nobody at her day job seems to care that Shade Nyx performs as a burlesque fetish-queen by night. Has Ottawa town finally shed some of its uptight manners?

Move over, David Cronenberg. Currently it’s Quebec’s directors and francophone cinema that are drawing the world’s eye. Quebec filmmakers are reaching global audiences, dominating festivals, getting Oscar nods—and leading the rest of Canada. Why suddenly now?

More and more young adults are using social sex apps like Tinder and Down. These dynamic new media are changing how people form relationships.

In wearing vintage clothes, how can you show individual style? Answer: The vintage mash-up outfit, the newest trend in what’s old.

You’d be surprised how well Ottawa compares to other Canadian cities, in meeting the burgeoning demand for gluten-free.

A new generation of 20- and 30-somethings is remaking Ottawa into an urban destination of arts and culture. With hip and innovative late-night restaurants, new festivals and publications, is Canada’s capital becoming cool?