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  • Canadian comedian Norm Macdonald dead at 61

    Comedians, comedy fans, television viewers, and many more are in shock and mourning after news broke today that Norm Macdonald, who made audiences laugh with...
    Norm Macondald
    Movies & TVNews & Features

  • How Ilona Verley came to terms with being on the trans spectrum

    Fernando Cysneiros / @thedragseries on Instagram Being on the inaugural season of Canada’s Drag Race went far beyond just working the runways and striking the...
    A photo of Ilona Verley standing on a rock in front of the ocean.
    Culture

  • Japanese Canadian community leaders organize support for Indigenous survivors of residential schools

    Courtesy of the Japanese Cultural Association of Manitoba Japanese Canadians, who trace their family history to pre-war times in Canada, often identify themselves by generation,...
    1,000 paper origami cranes
    Your City

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  • What’s new to VOD and streaming this weekend: June 18-20

    Here's everything new to VOD and streaming for the weekend of June 18, plus our critics' reviews of the buzziest new movies and TV shows....
    Movies & TVNews & Features

  • Survey exposes extent of anti-Asian attitudes in Canada

    Over the past year, numerous news reports arose about anti-Asian graffiti, assaults, and other incidents during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in Vancouver where the Vancouver...
    Your City

  • APTN series Querencia follows romance between two Indigiqueer women

    Ah, to be young and in love – although many a love story has been told time and time again, there remain many matters of...
    A photo from the APTN series Querencia
    Movies & TVNews & Features

  • Vancouver actor Valerie Tian is ready to kick ass

    Staying silent while conveying there’s something simmering beneath the surface isn’t something that all actors can do. Some have failed spectacularly, while others (think Isabelle...
    A photo of Valerie Tian
    Movies & TV

  • Sex between straight men challenges traditional sexual identities

    If straight men have sex with other men, that means that they’re closeted, and have internalized homophobia, right? Not necessarily, according to University of British...
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    BooksCulture

  • CBC to launch Canada Listens to name the one album you should listen to in 2021

    Joshua Whitehead’s novel Jonny Appleseed was crowned the one book that Canadians need to read in 2021 in CBC’s annual battle of the books, otherwise...
    A photo of CD albums by Daniel Caesar, Buffy Sainte-Marie and Kardinal Offishal that will compete on the CBC show Canada Listens
    CultureMusic

  • Apricot kernel products recalled in Ontario due to potential cyanide poisoning

    A number of apricot kernel products are being recalled in Ontario, as well as other provinces in Canada, due to their potential to cause cyanide poisoning....
    A photo of apricot kernel products by Organic Traditions
    Your City

  • Joshua Whitehead’s novel Jonny Appleseed wins Canada Reads 2021

    Jonny Appleseed has been crowned the 2021 champion of CBC’s annual book debate. After four days of discussion and debate – as well as laughter...
    A photo of author Joshua Whitehead and the cover of his book Jonny Appleseed
    BooksCulture

  • CBC hit sitcom Kim’s Convenience comes to an unexpected end

    Canadian hit comedy Schitt’s Creek came to a bittersweet end, winning Golden Globes and sweeping the Primetime Emmys but permanently calling it a wrap with Season 5...
    A photo of the cast of Kim's Convenience
    Movies & TVNews & Features

  • Vancouver-based burger chain to open 30 Ontario locations

    While British Columbians have been enjoying Triple O’s for a few decades, Ontarians will only start experiencing them this month. White Spot Hospitality announced on...
    A photo of a burger from Triple O's
    FoodFood & Drink

  • National Poutine Week delivery edition to kick off on February 1

    February appears to be shaping up to be quite the month for foodies. The inaugural National Seafood Chowder Chowdown is running all month and local restaurants...
    The photine from Dzo Viet Eatery, available during National Poutine Week
    FoodFood & Drink

  • National Chowder Chowdown Festival is coming to Toronto in February

    Canadians who love seafood chowders are about to have their dreams come true. The first-ever fundraising National Chowder Chowdown Festival kicks off across Canada on...
    National Chowder Chowdown Festival
    FoodFood & Drink

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