PROFILE | In a world where collective traumas arrive without interval, what tools are we given to mourn together — and who bears the cost when none exist?

From meteoric rise to reflective return, the Canadian pop icon reinterprets her early hits through a more vulnerable lens

For this installation of DECA, Anne Klein rolls back the sonic curtain of her “Strike the Match” EP

PROFILE ─ How a watch brand from Hamilton redefines luxury through local pride, craftsmanship, and cultural geography

INTERVIEW ─ On ​​the struggle to create in a city that can’t afford its artists

INTERVIEW ─ On redefining Black sonic ownership and the cosmic pulse of Stretch Music

INTERVIEW — With her debut album, Roufaida transforms cultural inheritance into a living, flexible practice of self-expression

INTERVIEW — The Montreal singer-songwriter’s latest album, “when i paint my masterpiece”, places equal value on art and the artist

INTERVIEW ─ “The great thing about theatre is that you get to watch terrible things happen, but do it safely and within a jungle gym for the mind.”

PROFILE ─ Miguel Gomes’s latest film is a sprawling, messy, and dreamy odyssey that isn’t afraid to throw a few curveballs.

“I’m outside, this art is beautiful. The weather is great, and I want to be present. The last thing I want to do is pull my phone out to digitize this experience!”

Charlotte Cornfield’s Hurts Like Hell asks whether subtle music can still feel urgent

INTERVIEW — Kelly Reichardt’s ’70s crime drama trades heist-movie thrills for the quiet unraveling of a man adrift

GUIDED TOUR ─ The Royal Opera House promises accessibility and grandeur—but can one of the world’s great stages reconcile tradition with inclusion?

INTERVIEW ─ The Neo-Futurists strip theatre down to its raw essentials with the longest-running show in Chicago history

INTERVIEW — In her latest album, the Spanish songwriter finds the sound of presence mixed into the hues of the past

INTERVIEW — Why artists must confront power, take risks, and answer the call of Gaza

INTERVIEW — Birth of a New Americana signals the death of the genre machine

One summer program, two new Canadian opera productions, and a new roster of creatives launched into the industry

As Toronto’s Sterling Road evolves into a vibrant creative hub, its resident museum-cum-gallery space stays ahead of the curve with innovative exhibits

Profile — With lots of reverence and little romanticism, director Gianfranco Rosi delivers an unprecedented portrait of Naples

Joshua Burnside’s grief-struck new album tests the limits of intimacy in folk music

INTERVIEW — Balancing art, livelihood, and integrity in an age of endless content

INTERVIEW ─ Where heritage meets modernity: vibrant portraits that refuse erasure and celebrate sisterhood

INTERVIEW — In Anemone, Ronan Day-Lewis redefines cinematic inheritance, merging generational artistry with a haunting exploration of male intimacy

INTERVIEW ─ At just 22, oSHAMO turns tradition into propulsion—building a diasporic legacy rooted in rhythm and resistance

INTERVIEW — With humour, colour, and a childlike scrawl, Alma Singer reclaims vulgarity as a tool for survival and truth-telling in the gallery.

Anishare and HUM Microgallery are two exhibition platforms closing the gap between space and spectator

Can art spaces that eschew commercial activity truly sustain themselves without succumbing to corporatization?

INTERVIEW ─ Outgoing Artistic Director Jonathan Crow joins Cannopy for an exit interview before another violinist takes First Chair

PROFILE — Rural decay, inherited trauma, long silences—when did arthouse cinema become so predictable?

Why cultural institutions must take a stand as authoritarianism chips away at freedom and democracy

For this installation of DECA — our running series inviting artists to curate top-ten lists — Katie Stelmanis reflects on the records that informed their newest release

INTERVIEW — A tribute to the late Inuit sculptor whose vivid, haunting works continue to challenge how Canada remembers its artists.

INTERVIEW — Three EPs and one vision to reimagine classical music for a modern era

INTERVIEW ─ On gut strings, gratitude, and the enduring generosity of Jeanne Lamon

INTERVIEW ─ As social media algorithms reward sameness and stunt discovery, one comedian’s struggle for visibility shows what’s at stake for artists everywhere

INTERVIEW — Dance, dignity, and a determination to remain

INTERVIEW ─ The Canadian folk artist joins “A Cannopy Salon” for a spotlight on his latest album

INTERVIEW ─ On their sixth studio album, The Head and the Heart looks back in order to move forward