Identity
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The AGO’s Latest Hip-Hop Exhibit Is For The Culture
A mix of mediums, the newest showcase offers art and music lovers a glimpse into the diverse and lasting world of the music genre.
How Luxury Watches Became a Young Person’s Game
Inside the new generation of timepiece enthusiasts shaping modern prestige.
What We Can Learn From The “Healthy Immigrant Effect”
Different communities have different needs, but we all impact each other.
Eight Lunar New Year Collaborations to Ring in the Year of the Snake
From Dior to Loewe, all your favourite brands are getting in the spirit.
How Eight Luxury Fashion Designers Are Injecting Heritage Into Craft
The fashion industry has been a notoriously slow adopter of change, but there’s a growing cohort of largely female designers pushing the cultural conversation forward.
The Five Most Anticipated Third-Culture Movies of the Year
From heartwarming tales of identity to bold explorations of cultural intersections, these upcoming titles promise a wealth of global storytelling.
With CELI, Two Sisters Are Building The Next Chapter of Their Family’s Jewellery Dream
Co-founders Chau Lui and Trang Wong love jewellery — and working with each other
What Does It Actually Look Like to Decolonize Wellness Spaces?
For these practitioners, it’s more than just welcoming racialized customers
Grandma Knows Best: Canada’s Most Stylish Seniors on Mastering Grandmacore
It’s a trend that goes beyond the fall, and was one of the biggest looks dominating 2024
For Chef Rafa Covarrubias, Cooking is About Creating Home
The Mexican-Canadian chef earned the coveted designation by intentionally sourcing inspiration across the world.
Who Gets The Last Laugh In Ethnic Comedy?
For immigrant and diasporic comedians, jokes that mine their communities’ experiences have been a pathway to mainstream success. Now, a new wave of racialized comics are asking themselves important questions about the ethics of ethnic humour
Why These Third-Culture Kids Are Making The Decision To Return Home
For some third-culture kids, building a future means making a return to the homelands their parents left