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U of A Building New 5,000-SQ-FT Art Gallery Space

The University of Alberta is transforming its campus with a state-of-the-art 5,000-square-foot gallery space, creating Alberta's largest university art museum and enhancing Edmonton's cultural landscape.

Quebec's Bill 2: A Blow to Aging Population

Quebec's newly proposed Bill 2 threatens to dismantle financial protections for the elderly, creating barriers to healthcare access and potentially devastating retirement plans across the province.

BC Libraries Struggle with Soaring eBook Demand

British Columbia libraries are facing a digital crisis as exploding demand for eBooks and digital materials outpaces available funding, creating growing wait times and access barriers for patrons across the province.

Marionettes Meet Urban Grit in 'Wonderful Joe'

Discover how a groundbreaking puppet production at London's Grand Theatre blends urban realism with theatrical magic in 'Wonderful Joe' - a must-see Canadian theatrical innovation.

Calgary Music Community Mourns Neil MacGonigill

The Calgary arts scene is remembering Neil MacGonigill, a passionate music advocate and manager who shaped the careers of iconic Canadian bands and supported countless local artists for over four decades.

Bolton's infamous parking lot fence finally removed

After nearly a decade of community frustration, the controversial fence that split two Bolton plazas has been removed, restoring pedestrian access and ending what locals called a 'parking lot nightmare.'

East Lions Centre Reopens - Pool Repairs Continue

London's East Lions Community Centre has resumed operations following extensive flood damage, though the pool remains temporarily closed for ongoing repairs. Discover the restoration progress and timeline.

Doctor Urges Repeal of Quebec's Dangerous Bill 2

A Montreal physician warns that Quebec's Bill 2 creates dangerous barriers to healthcare, compromising patient confidentiality and putting vulnerable populations at risk. Learn why medical professionals are demanding repeal.

Taekwondo Dojo Kicks for Sick Kids in Edmonton

An Edmonton taekwondo school is combining martial arts mastery with community compassion, launching a powerful fundraising campaign to support the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation through high-flying kicks and community spirit.

La Tulipe Wins Court Battle Against Noise Restrictions

Montreal's beloved La Tulipe performance venue triumphs in Quebec court, overturning noise restrictions that threatened its survival. The landmark decision preserves the city's vibrant arts scene and cultural heritage.

South Park Targets Pam Bondi Over Trump Hypocrisy

The animated series South Park delivers brutal satire targeting former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, exposing her controversial reversal on supporting Donald Trump after the Access Hollywood tape scandal.

White House restricts reporter access in press office

The Biden administration has quietly implemented new physical barriers in the White House press office, limiting journalists' ability to interact with officials and raising concerns about press freedom.

Blue Jays World Series Anthem Singer Debate Heats Up

As the Toronto Blue Jays chase World Series glory, the debate over who should perform the national anthem at Rogers Centre reaches fever pitch. From established stars to local talent, discover the top contenders for this patriotic honor.

Wainwright's controversial anthem stuns Blue Jays fans

Canadian music star Rufus Wainwright delivers a controversial rendition of 'O Canada' at Toronto Blue Jays home opener, leaving baseball fans and social media buzzing about the unconventional performance.

Vancouver's Must-See November Plays Revealed

Discover Vancouver's hottest theatre lineup for November 2025! From groundbreaking Canadian dramas to immersive experiences, our guide reveals must-see productions lighting up stages across the city.

Arts Sector Outpaces Canada's Overall Economy

New data reveals Canada's arts and culture sector is growing at nearly double the rate of the national economy, contributing $57 billion annually and supporting 750,000 jobs across the country.

Halifax Mi'kmaw Centre Hosts Reconciliation Events

The Mi'kmaw Friendship Centre in Halifax marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with cultural ceremonies, educational activities, and community healing events to honor residential school survivors.

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