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- Sep 19, 2026
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‘North of North,’ A Subversive Charmer | The Tyee (opens the original)
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It’s a bit of a moot question — I think we could all use some light amidst the constant crepuscular doom in which we’re crouched, shielding our tender hearts and other sensitive organs from the horror show that is daily life. If you’re in want of some humour, beauty and the occasional bit of horniness, then it’s time to head north. Actually, North of North. The serial comedy, currently in its second season on APTN+ and CBC Gem, is a breath of fresh air. Cool, bright and brimming with fun, it’s s
Inside the Sheer Bravado of ‘Hope’ | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Sometimes when a film ends, you mosey out of the theatre, into the street and instantly forget about it. Other times, you remain in your seat, flattened into immobility by what you’ve just witnessed. Hope is one of those latter types of experiences. I had some knowledge of what to expect. Na Hong-jin’s last film The Wailing, released 10 years ago, was a serious mess-with-your-mind outing that combined Korean history, Christian theology and good old-fashioned scariness into a creation of dizzying
Hold Me, Noah Wyle | The Tyee (opens the original)
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[Editor’s note: Lately we are revisiting some popular pieces from The Tyee’s Weekender section, which runs Friday through Sunday evening each week. The Weekender showcases excellent independent culture writing such as Maggie Knight’s summer 2026 essay on parenting through climate chaos and Ximena González’s reporting on how Calgary’s Glenbow Museum is reinventing itself. Today, Tyee culture editor Dorothy Woodend pulls back the curtain on ‘The Pitt,’ one of the most popular series on television
‘Is This Happyland?’ | The Tyee (opens the original)
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To gain entrance to the Richmond Art Gallery’s new exhibition Ongoing / Pacific Crossings, one must make one’s way through a host of white dress shirts, each coated thickly in layers of paint. The shirts function as an archway of sorts, shepherding visitors into the space. With its reference to torii, traditional Japanese archways that mark the transition from the mundane to sacred, the shirts are a fitting way to enter an art gallery. What other place mixes the sacred, the profane and even the
Let’s Gawk About Sex | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Goddamn it! Sex, will you just pick a position and stick with it. “Bahahahha,” says sex. “That’s not what I do…69 DUUUUUUUUUDES!” and runs off giggling. Every generation rediscovers sex, or so the saying goes, but with the new wave of sex comedies, it’s the older generation lecturing the younger ones, “Hey, kids, sex is cool.” “Eeeeww,” say the kids, quite rightfully. The Invite, I Want Your Sex and the upcoming (heh…) Wicker are only a few of the recent films that use intimacy and all its entan
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