We would like to congratulate our Senior Editor, Monique Kroeger, on her retirement from The Source newspaper.

As we bid farewell to Monique, we express our deepest gratitude for her invaluable …

Earlier this summer, The Source released an article in honour of World Refugee Day highlighting the extensive challenges refugee claimants face to be recognized and settle in Canada ranging from …

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights, and have the potential to contribute constructively to the development and well-being of their societies.

Honouring the …

Although population data studies indicate the prevalence of mental health and substance use among youth and teens has been relatively stable over the past years, there has been a worrying increase …

Indigenous peoples have experienced a long history of injustice and mistrust because of colonial legislation and policies in Canada. The Canadian state’s relationships with Indigenous Peoples have…

A new study shows why mascots and cartoon characters don’t belong in food marketing for kids

Would you let a clown influence what brand of car you buy? How about choosing your household …

Summer days often call for BBQed salmon, cajun style.

What better way to celebrate the summer than with a nice dinner from the BBQ? This summer salmon is cooked en papillote (in parchment) which …

There is still time to catch some summer concerts before fall sets in.

From reggae, afrobeat and dub to soul to alt-pop with dreamy synths and melodious vocals, three distinctive concerts will …

Zines, poetry, installations, excerpts from her personal archive and a decade-plus worth of as yet unseen works are what awaits visitors at Sonja Ahlers’ Classification …

Welcome back everyone; I hope everyone enjoyed their summer! Although the back to school season signifies the twilight of yet another summer, a symphony of events and festivals that promise to paint…