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Chris Dart

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Chris Dart is a writer, editor, jiu-jitsu enthusiast, transit nerd, comic book lover, and some other stuff from Scarborough, Ont. In addition to CBC, he's had bylines in The Globe and Mail, Vice, The AV Club, the National Post, Atlas Obscura, Toronto Life, Canadian Grocer, and more.

    Latest from Chris Dart

    A massive new exhibition examines hip-hop's impact on the modern world

    The Culture has touched down in Toronto for its only Canadian stop at the AGO until April 6
    Q with Tom Power

    'It was like lightning': Fortune Feimster recalls how she discovered her passion for comedy

    Feimster is back with a new Netflix comedy special, Crushing It, which debuts today. In an interview with Q's Tom Power, she talks about her first encounter with improv.
    Q

    Quebec's $18.7 million maple syrup heist is getting the small screen treatment it deserves

    The Sticky is (loosely) based on the 2011-2012 thefts that saw almost 3,000 tons of syrup disappear. It premieres on Amazon Prime Video on Dec. 6

    How a 'delusional mindstate' helped Mike Del Mundo become one of Canada's top comic artists

    Toronto-based artist has worked on titles like X-Men, Spider-Man, and Elektra
    Q&A

    This artist known for working large is helping the PWHL celebrate its 2nd season in a big way

    Briony Douglas' sculpture 'The Inaugural Six' is made from upcycled, game-used sticks
    Q&A

    When Toronto needed a superhero, the Pitiful Human-Lizard took to the streets

    The Pitiful Human-Lizard creator is now the writer of Marvel’s new Dazzler series

    'News is just comedy without the punchline'

    This Hour Has 22 Minutes Has 44 Minutes: A U.S. Election Special airs Nov. 4 at 8 p.m.

    For Plan B, Vinessa Antoine had to learn how to be a tough cop

    CBC Arts spoke with the time travel drama’s lead actor as well as the show’s co-creator, Jean-François Asselin, after its Season 2 premiere.
    Destination: Art

    This Toronto park's otherworldly vibes make it a magnet for music video producers

    From Drake to Mil-Spec and Martha and the Muffins, Guild Park's mix of neoclassical statues, Greek columns and unique details from old buildings, serves as a unique backdrop for a number of music videos from Toronto artists.
    Q with Tom Power

    Elijah Wood reflects on how he avoided the curse of child stardom

    In an interview with Q guest host Talia Schlanger, the actor also talks about his new family-friendly movie Bookworm.
    Q