| NEWS
Foreign-trained doctors seek more medical licences
by Amy Steele
Mad cow disease (and other news notes)
by Amy Steele
VIEWPOINT
Neo-Tories, nearly Tories
Sirbuh the Seer is back with new predictions
by Hamish MacAulay
WEB WATCH
Start the new year right
by Courtney Thompson
FOOD
Time to detox and refuel
These hangover helpers will start the year off on the right note
by Danyael Halprin
FASHION
Buy now, wear later
A sneak preview of the fashion trends for spring and summer
by Lincoln Phillip
BOOKS
Esposito scores again with his tales
Hockey legends colourful stories read like youre talking over beers
by Mark Sproxton
More than just Kid Stuff
Walmsley moves from cult fave to major novelist
reviewed by Lee Shedden
BOOKENDS
New books for a new year
by Harry Vandervlist
MUSIC
Mercury prize winner in da corner
With his debut Dizzee Rascal takes British hip-hop to the next level
by Frank Litorco
RECORD REVIEWS
Getting the music out of the basement
CD Reviews:
Hymies Basements s/t
reviewed by Kirsten Kosloski
The Offspring's Splinter
reviewed by Jason Lewis
Chevelles Live From the Road
reviewed by Christine Leonard
Kid Rocks s/t
reviewed by Rick Overwater
Boozoo Bajous Remixes
reviewed by Jennifer Abel
Edie Brickells Volcano
reviewed by Lenore Hume
VISUAL ARTS
Full of surprises
Faculty artists offer commentary and provocation
by Wes LaFortune
COVER
Making music with the universe
Kronos Quartet harnesses outer space for its ambitious Sun Rings
by Ken Clarke
THEATRE
Dead-end show-off
Mighty Daniel MacIvor keeps focus on mortality
by Jane McCullough
Saddle up - the Rodeo is ready to bust loose
by Jane McCullough
Ghost in a double-breasted suit
One Yellow Rabbit conjures up legendary CBC producer for its first radio play
by Martin Morrow
FILM
All their glory
Mirren and Walters exude beauty in Calendar Girls
by Brad E. Simkulet
Time and again
Paycheck proves John Woos bag of tricks is nearly empty
by Jason Lewis
VIDEO VULTURE
New years resolutions
Distracted video columnist gets hit by a truck
by John Tebbutt
VIDEO
Take a gamble on Pale Flower
Elegant yakuza gangster film also a meditation on the randomness of fate
by Jaime Frederick |