In March, I wrote an article outlining the importance of physical media, arguing that the corporate shift toward subscription services and digital purchases indicates the erosion of true ownership for consumers. What I did not expect was that within a mere four months of that article’s publication, Sony would announce their plan to completely cease physical disc production for PlayStation titles releasing in January 2028 and beyond.
Content warning: this article contains discussions of sexual violence. If you or someone you know is navigating the trauma of sexual violence, information regarding local helplines and support centres can be found on the Ending Sexual Violence Association of Canada’s website.
Josh Stewart, an ESL instructor, martial artist and writer from St. Catharines is set to release his poetry collection, Kawartha Gothic in April 2027, which will be published by the Phylum Press.
For you and I, 2012 may have been an insignificant year jumbled in the memories of childhood. But for fully formed adults, 2012 was a year with significant cultural roots. Gangnam Style and Call Me Maybe were topping charts and BuzzFeed listicles were the peak of journalism. The Millennial dream was alive and well, and no piece of media seems to have captured it as well as Lena Dunham does in her HBO series, Girls.
After what may have been the busiest offseason in league history, the NBA is back. From star players on new teams to fans just wanting to watch basketball again, several intriguing storylines have emerged since the beginning of October, including one that could impact the game for decades to come.
The varying controversies of Sydney Sweeney are almost laughable, as if someone was satirizing an alternate version of her life, or her character, Cassie, in Euphoria.
Canada’s Wonderland has temporarily closed its Behemoth and Leviathan rollercoasters in response to a fatal incident at Six Flags Over Georgia that left one man dead and several others injured.
It’s almost Halloween, and the 2026-27 NHL season has given hockey fans plenty to talk about. From ridiculous comebacks, blazing hot starts, disappointing teams and awkward interview moments, the first few weeks of hockey have delivered. That said, it’s about time the standings told us a team's trajectory after the first few weeks of on-ice play. Let’s see if your pre-season predictions have been on track and rank the top eight NHL teams to begin the season.
Every year like clockwork, discourse and clips from one show begin to appear online, signifying that autumn is here. Despite only coming out in 2014, Over the Garden Wall quickly established itself as an essential fall comfort watch in many households. If it’s not already, it should become one in yours too.
The Cut published a piece arguing that young women should take advantage of their beauty while it lasts and bag themselves a (rich) older man. Clearly, the piece presents quite a shallow perception of romantic relationships.
The varying controversies of Sydney Sweeney are almost laughable, as if someone was satirizing an alternate version of her life, or her character, Cassie, in Euphoria.
Almost every Brock student shares a universal, humbling rite of passage: wandering aimlessly through the concrete hallways of Mackenzie Chown, realizing that you are going to be 15 minutes late for your very first seminar.
