Here are some things that caught my eye, and ear, on social media this week: #fbf
What inspired Margaret Atwood to write The Handmaid’s Tale,
Stunning photos from Berlin photographer Markus Lehr
Taj Mahal “Leaving Trunk” (1968),
Representing Toronto in a single photograph,
Toronto’s Contact photography festival,
Bombay Sapphire gin recalled across Canada for containing too much alcohol,
Two-thirds of Canada’s electricity now comes from renewable energy
Here are some things that caught my eye, and ear, on social media this week: #fbf
How to tell if your child is a future art star,
Wonderful work from photographer Patrice Moreau,
Maud Lewis film “Maudie” is a blockbuster in Atlantic Canada,
Fort McMurray firefighters share pictures and stories,
Chris Coghlan’s leap to home plate,
Inuk throat singer Tanya Tagaq,
Aerial photos of London by Jason Hawkes,
Meteorologists examine Munch’s “The Scream”,
New York streets through the eyes of Mike Lee,
Here are some things that caught my eye, and ear, on social media this week:
Amazing documentary photos from Dave Jordano,
Jazz Sounds from Toronto’s “Metalwood”,
The surreal eye of Brazilian artist Viki Olner,
Saskatchewan ranchers stunned as beaver herds 150 cattle,
Light pollution in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
East Coast Music Awards (ECMA) Nominees for 2017,
Graham MacIndoe’s best photograph: Quentin Crisp, toast of New York,
Here are some things that caught my eye, and ear, on social media this week:
Throwback Thursday versus Flashback Friday #fbf,
The awesome writing of Teju Cole,
Thought-provoking photos from Teju Cole,
Video and tour from Nova Scotia band “Hillsburn”,
Fine images from Toronto photographer and educator Michael Morissette,
Beautiful music from Justin Rutledge,
Toronto Maple Leafs make the NHL playoffs!,
Korea’s app “Snow” is more popular than Snapchat in China, Japan, and Korea,
Landscapes in transition by Dutch photographer Bart van Damme,
Birthplace of Hockey – Windsor, Nova Scotia?,
Sweden’s new “Museum of Failure”,
Wonderful work from Fort Worth artist Lorrie McClanahan