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in OpinionsTars: Cosmic News for Humans: October 2018
Aries (March 21 – April 19): You are beginning to return to yourself. The trick is how to be in a committed relationship with yourself and be in relationship with others. There is always going to be some degree of push and pull, give and take. Is it possible to balance this without losing yourself? […] More
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in OpinionUnderrated on St. Paul St.
With a growing buzz in St. Catharines around supporting local businesses, there are some still too many key locations that fly under the radar and should be added to your list of staples options when heading downtown. Green Lotus Thai Lao Cuisine Location: 55 St. Paul St. A family-run business, Green Lotus is some of […] More
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in OpinionSingle Taken Complicated: October 2018
Hello my lovelies, I commend you all for surviving the return of the university students AND Grape and Wine all rolled into one. Goodness, September is an interesting month, to say the least. So, let’s all do this together: Take a deep breath, hold it in and let out all the September bullshit. I hate […] More
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in TheatreHenry V Offers A Vital Glimpse Into Our Psyche
Henry V is performed in the Maxwell Studio (formerly known as the Studio Theatre), a colosseum-like theatre, next to the Festival theatre at the Shaw Festival in the beautiful Niagara-On-The-Lake. This performance is a contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare’s play, Henry V, in the gloomy ambiance of World War I. When hearing the word “adaptation”, we […] More
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in OpinionLGBTQ+ In the City: An Introduction
Hello readers! My name is Falynn Shaw, I’m a local singer/songwriter in my 30s who is proudly queer and very excited to start this column for the LGBTQ+ community in Niagara Falls, Ontario! I would say it’s about time that we had a voice, wouldn’t you? Unfortunately, we as a community do not have any […] More
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in MusicFortunate Ones Hold Fast
Coming off the heels of a lengthy festival circuit this summer, the Fortunate Ones are gearing up to get back in the van and drive across Canada with support act Mo Kenney. “Touring is what we work for. We’re creating this music to share it with people, and the response so far has been great. […] More
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in FilmA Light at the End of the Tunnel
Everyone that lives in Niagara has their own version of the urban legend of the Screaming Tunnel – but generally they all centre on the fact that if you light a match in the centre of the tunnel, a sudden gust of wind will blow out the match. “It’s a universal and relatable story in […] More
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in MusicDan Mangan Warms Up with More or Less
This November, two time Juno winner and Vancouver-based troubadour Dan Mangan will be releasing his fifth album via Arts & Crafts titled More or Less. The album, consisting of ten tracks has already spawned three singles, ‘Troubled Mind’, ‘Fool for Waiting’ and recently released ‘Just Fear.’ Mangan explained that More or Less is much warmer […] More
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in MusicThere’s No Mistaking Terra Lightfoot
After playing over 150 shows this year, Terra Lightfoot is ready to take a break. “I think the Cicada Fest is our last show of the year — there may be some Christmas stuff — but this will be our last show on our New Mistakes tour and we won’t be playing the songs like […] More
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in MusicThe Distance Between Birds of Ontario
After Eric Lepp and Matthew Klassen’s previous band, The Lofty Pines burned up, the two decided that they liked writing songs and singing together so much together that they started a new one – Birds of Ontario. “Continuing to not play in some capacity together wasn’t even an option. We knew we had a special […] More
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