Seen in a bigger picture, five years isn’t much time. Still, it’s long enough for novelties to wear off, for…
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I was 14 when I first watched “Ararat” (2002) at the now-shuttered Cumberland Theater in Toronto’s Yorkville neighborhood. It was…
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It’s May 26, 2025: Jerusalem Day. I’m sitting inside a temporary structure built by the Save the ArQ movement in…
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I’ve been sitting with the announcement all morning now, letting it settle. “A new chapter,” it begins; a title, a…
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Armenia is facing one of the most critical junctures in its post-independence history. The shock of losing Artsakh hasn’t faded.…
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Several years ago, then-Weekly columnist Raffi Elliott proposed what he half-jokingly described as an ‘uncontroversial’ revision to one of our…
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Diana Hambardzumyan’s Top Ten Stories lives up to its title while offering far more than expected. Far from being a…
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Several weeks ago, during a gathering at our friends’ home, an unsettling debate emerged about whether class trips to Armenia…
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Jirair Tutunjian’s latest volume, Armenian Greats—Known and Unknown, is a rich collection of 40 biographical profiles that illuminate the lives…
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I won’t lie — these days, my trips to Toronto often begin with a sense of dread. The journey feels…
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