Canoe

CanoeA tribute to the iconic watercraftan enduring symbol of national identityas depicted through 200 years of Canadian art. With its origins in commerce and Indigenous culture, and its status as a modern cultural emblem, the canoe serves as a link between Canadas rugged history and its contemporary character. Its humble and elegant form has long inspired artists to illustrate its journeys through waterways past and present, building a rich visual archive

or for regional visitors wanting to take a piece of Niagara home

and which continues to evolve by the creative thinking of architects today

and drive profitability

and public policy

How do today’s leaders shift from playing it safe to playing for great

With more than 300 photos alongside design firm profiles based on extensive interviews

working in the tradition of Francisco Goya

Accompanying a major exhibition of the work of Winnipeg artist Lionel LeMoine FitzGerald organized by the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in partnership with the Winnipeg Art Gallery

In this poignant display of the resilience of language

Kitenge Banza's art is a subversive blend of reality and fiction that questions and challenges discourses of power while opening new spaces for marginalized histories

in his introduction and extended captions

imaginative—and unmistakably Vij’s