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Pongapalooza: Ping-pong players rally in support of children’s literacy
First Book Canada’s ninth annual ping-pong fundraiser returns in all its pong-tacular glory to promote higher education and literacy access for children By: Anna-Giselle Funes-Eng Neon-orange ping-pong balls whirl…
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Healing as an act of resistance: Reclaiming ourselves through art
Living Hyphen launches its third magazine issue, ‘Healing Across Generations’ By: Anna-Giselle Funes-Eng Content Warning: This piece discusses generational trauma. There is an ever-present longing for what has been…
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Community in vulnerability: Celebrating intergenerational stories in Generation Women Canada launch
Women from across generations share insightful stories about their ever-changing relationship with their bodies By: Natalie Vilkoff This article contains mentions of sexual assault. Six women of six different…
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TMU students’ most loved gothic and thriller books this Halloween season
Immerse yourself in worlds where superstitions come to life and the dark talks back to you By: Melanie Nava Urribarri As the final days of October set in, with…
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Top 7 LGBTQ+ book recommendations from Lavender Literature Book Club
If your reading list needs an update, we’ve got your back. By: Hannah Mercanti With the summer coming to a close, it’s easy to get caught up in the…
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Toronto Metropolitan University students share what they love about their favourite books
A look at the reasons behind our favourite books By: Sania Ali Books have always been a means to learn, experience and be exposed to more outside knowledge. It…
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5 Ways to Give Life to Your Books After You’re Done with Them
Everyone loves that accomplished feeling of finishing a book, but now that you’re done with it, what should you do with the thing? Here are a few ideas! By:…
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Rekindling an old flame: 6 tips for how to fall back in love with reading
Re-ignite the reader in you By: Aishah Ashraf Reading is a hobby that many young adults have seemed to abandon in their teenage years. Despite the booming sensation and…
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7 bookstores to help you explore Toronto
Grab a coffee and spend the day exploring bookstores all over the city By: Arjot Sandhawalia Canadian Independent Bookstore Day is approaching on April 30! Celebrate by visiting a…
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CanCulture’s top 5 Canadian BookTok recommendations
If you’ve been scrolling through TikTok in hopes of discovering your next book to splurge on, we have you covered. By: Apurva Bhat I think we can all agree…
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In the eyes of the beholder: Victoria West’s poetry debut ‘Sunset in Toronto’
Victoria West published her debut poetry novel on Oct. 28, 2021 By: Ionna Hipolito To find beauty where it may not often be present, and to discover hope where…
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Rudy’s Belly of Bees: The next chapter for children’s books
X University alumna and former CanCulture editor published her debut children’s novel discussing feelings of anxiety in young children. By: Arjot Sandhawalia While the pandemic has affected everyone, children,…
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