“Not everyone has access to bricks-and-mortar museums … The opportunity to view art online offers increased accessibility to visual culture.”
“Not everyone has access to bricks-and-mortar museums … The opportunity to view art online offers increased accessibility to visual culture.”
“It’s such easy money, like the easiest money ever … I was just rolling in money.”
“You feel like a completely different person when you’re on it.”
“For some of us, we also experience the confusion of sexuality from a young age, and figuring out where you land on the sexuality spectrum can be the most difficult experience of all.”
“If we do stay the night, we leave before the sun comes up to avoid the awkward intimacy of the morning after in favour of an uncomfortable Uber ride or the occasional walk home.”
Ty’s collected some of his favourite questions, with some brand new answers.
“Staking a claim on who we get to date just because we’re perceived to be members of a specific community is ignorant and hurtful. It restricts love, and love should never be restricted.”
“If you … (think) people with HIV deserve to be thrown in jail, you won’t care about applying the criminal law because you don’t see them as human beings; you see them as vectors of transmission.”
“They’re putting a Band-Aid on a (major problem) and it’s not the right type of Band-Aid, it’s going to fall off after your first shower,” said Brittany Wilson, who uses OSAP’s soon to be scrapped free tuition grant.
The Fulcrum sat down with Bruce Devine, senior manager of the Rideau Canal Skateway, to talk all things ice and Beavertails.
A poem by a Fulcrum contributor
Short story by Liam Wray.
Short story by Sarah Priscus.
Short story by Keelan Buck.
Short story by Zoë Mason.
A poem by Fulcrum contributor
Poem by a Fulcrum contributor.
Poem by Alex Tyrie.
Poem by Ricardo.
Poem by Mar Khorkhordina.
Poem by Mar Khorkhordina.
Poem by Julia D’Silva.
Poem by Mar Khorkhordina.
Poem by Matt Gergyek.
Poem by Savannah Awde.