Fauxclusivity
Major labels are cultivating indie mystique by playing hard to get
Read MoreFact-based journalism that sparks the Canadian conversation
Allan Gregg calls for change to Canada’s model of multiculturalism; Sean Maloney and Tom Fennell argue that Canada’s operations in Afghanistan should be recognized as a war; Chris Dewdney ponders living in the flow of time; Alison Gillmor argues that repression of emotions is back in vogue; fiction by Randy Boyagoda…
Major labels are cultivating indie mystique by playing hard to get
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