FeaturesFace the Music - Stephanie Campbell
Fostering Stability - Anna Lanteigne
Rock for All Ages - Matthew Miller
Whole New Worlds - Alex Pilkington
FictionIn the Dark - Dakota Cowell
Eyes Closed - Jasmine Gearey
Not Myself - Brandon Labelle
Breathe In - Megan Macleod
Visions in Technicolour - Bark Staff
ColumnsWhy People Need Sports - Josh Bell
Wine, Women and Song - Celsey Delisle
President's Choice Goes Posh - Jillian Ewaschuk
State of the Maple Leafs - Kenneth Wilson
ReviewsA Mountain of Delights - Mary Delong
The Shallow End of the Internet - Nathan Gillespie
Don't Text Me. Talk to Me! - Alex Gravelle
Maid in Mississippi - Anna Lanteigne
Hailing the Return of Van Halen - Matthew Miller
Happy Apocalypse! - Leah Powell
Evolution Robotica - Danielle Wilson
Wherever you go, whatever you do, a Bark breaks the silence and makes you listen.
We hail the happy apocalypse; evolve beyond of the shallow end of the internet; address the sports you watch; make you face the music. We give you something to talk about when you are not yourself: new worlds that rock the ages with wine, women and song. We hope you breathe the dark in and shoot out a Bark of your own.
Bark is the toughness of our skin, the authority of our voices, and the resounding echo of our bite. Bark will turn your head and make you take notice.
Editor in Chief - Celsey Delisle
Editor in Chief - Anna Lanteigne
Review Editor - Mary Delong
Review Editor - Jillian Ewaschuk
Review Editor - Leah Powell
Fiction Editor - Danielle Wilson
Fiction Editor - Stephanie Campbell
Column Editor - Matthew Miller
Column Editor - Christopher Shabatowski
Feature Editor - Josh Bell
Feature Editor - Jasmine Gearey
Feature Editor - Megan MacLeod
Special Feature Editor - Alex Pilkington
Blog Editor - Dakota Cowell
Blog Editor - Nathan Gillespie
Blog Editor - Kenneth Wilson
Copy Editor - Alex Gravelle
Copy Editor - Brandon Labelle
By Matthew Miller
Rabbit Hole Productions mastermind won't let age slow her down!
By Bark Staff
By Celsey Delisle
Looking at the objectification of women in our gluttonous culture.
By Kenneth Wilson
The Stanley Cup remains, for the moment, out of Toronto’s reach.
