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Independent Cinemas Call on Major Studios to Loosen Booking Grip So Canadian Films Can Reach Wider Audiences

A Structural Squeeze on Canadian Stories Independent cinemas account for just 16 per cent of Canada's total box office — yet they deliver 60 per cent of box office revenue...

Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative Named Finalist for Prestigious Earthshot Prize

Canadian Conservation Network Earns Global Recognition The Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y), a Canadian-led large-landscape conservation organization, was named Friday as one of fifteen...

Scientists Replace Mouse Brain Cells with Human Neurons in Breakthrough for Neurological Research

A team of researchers has found a new way to implant millions of human brain cells into living mice — a development that could...

Calgary Man Charged With Threatening Prime Minister Carney’s Life Remains in Custody

What happened? A 31-year-old Calgary man, Jamie Da Costa, is facing a criminal charge of uttering a threat to cause the death of Prime Minister...

Montreal Pays Final Tribute to Jazz Legend Oliver Jones at Little Burgundy Church

Montreal will say goodbye to one of its most celebrated musicians this week, as a public funeral for jazz pianist Oliver Jones takes place...

Kluane First Nation Citizen Keeps Traditional Knowledge Alive Through Art and Community Workshops

Sharon Kabanak, a citizen of the Kluane First Nation, is working to ensure that Indigenous traditional knowledge does not fade with her generation —...

AC/DC Brings ‘PWR/UP’ Tour to Edmonton, Drawing Over 50,000 Fans to Commonwealth Stadium

A Landmark Night for Edmonton's Live Music Scene Rock legends AC/DC drew a capacity crowd of 50,047 fans to Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton on Sunday,...

Fierté Montréal Marks 20th Annual Pride Parade with Calls for Solidarity and Remembrance

Downtown Montréal came alive on Sunday as tens of thousands of spectators lined René-Lévesque Boulevard for Fierté Montréal's 20th annual Pride parade — a...

Helen Konek, the Woman Behind Nunavut’s Most Shared Photograph, Dies at 95

She was seventeen years old, walking into her igloo near what is now Arviat, Nunavut, when a freelance photographer named Richard Harrington raised his...

Toronto Police Boost Security at Caribbean Carnival Following Deadly Festival Shooting

A City on Edge Before the Parade Toronto's Caribbean Carnival returns this weekend under a heavier security footprint. The Toronto Police Service has announced it...

Brighton Museum Workers Reach Deal After Contract Dispute and Strike Action

A labour dispute that had disrupted operations at the Brighton and Hove Museums Trust came to a close this month after workers and management...