Ariius Nightclub Moves Downtown After Decade at Casino
Ariius Nightclub is leaving Caesars Windsor after a decade to open a larger four-story venue on Ouellette Avenue, marking a significant shift for Windsor's downtown nightlife scene.
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Toronto Libraries Offer Unlimited 'Heated Rivalry' Audiobook Downloads
Toronto Public Library system introduces unlimited downloads of the 'Heated Rivalry' audiobook, providing free access to this popular title for all library cardholders across the city.
Deaf Calgary Stage Show Champions Movement Over Words
A groundbreaking deaf-led theatrical performance in Calgary is transforming narrative expression, prioritizing physical movement to create inclusive, powerful stories for all audiences.
Windsor Entertainers Remember Catherine O'Hara's Impact
Entertainers in Windsor-Essex reflect on the profound influence of legendary actor Catherine O'Hara, celebrating her career and the void left in the industry following her passing.
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Catherine O'Hara's Toronto Second City Roots
Canadian comedy icon Catherine O'Hara reflects on her foundational years at Toronto's Second City, highlighting how the improv theatre shaped her legendary career in film and television.
Jay Walker Signs Three-Book Deal with Legacy Ink
Media personality Jay Walker has signed a three-book publishing agreement with Legacy Ink following the success of his debut book exploring faith in contemporary America.
Uranium City Appears in 'Fallout' TV Show
The remote Saskatchewan community of Uranium City makes a surprise appearance in the popular 'Fallout' television adaptation, highlighting its unique post-industrial landscape.
Toronto SUNshine Girl Tabatha: Green Hair, Pet Lizard
SUNshine Girl Tabatha, a Toronto model with striking green eyes and hair, shares her love for modeling and her unique pet lizard named Stiffler in this feature from the Toronto Sun.
SUNshine Girl Tabatha: Modeling, Marijuana & Pet Lizard
Toronto Sun's SUNshine Girl Tabatha reveals her modeling passion, green hairstyle inspired by marijuana love, and unique pet lizard named Stiffler in 2018 feature.
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Tim Dolighan's Political Cartoon Sparks Media Debate
A new editorial cartoon by Tim Dolighan published in the Toronto Sun has drawn attention to the evolving landscape of Canadian journalism and subscription models in 2026.
SUNshine Girl Michelle Featured in Toronto Sun Gallery
The Toronto Sun showcases SUNshine Girl Michelle in an exclusive photo gallery from 2018, highlighting her personality and style as part of their subscriber content.
Calgary Artist Honors Bob Marley in Reggae Documentary
Duane Forrest discusses the global impact of reggae music ahead of his Calgary performance, featured in 'Bob Marley: How Reggae Changed the World'.
Edmonton Artist ARDN Gets Rare Juno Rap Nomination
Edmonton-based musician ARDN receives a Juno Award nomination in the rap category for his EP 'Keep Your Eyes on the Sparrow,' highlighting Alberta's growing hip-hop scene.
Ottawa Weekend Entertainment Guide: Jan. 30-Feb. 1
A comprehensive look at entertainment options and cultural events happening in Ottawa this weekend, including film screenings, local activities, and notable news from across Canada.
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Bublé, Rogen Honour Catherine O'Hara After Death at 71
Canadian entertainment icons Michael Bublé and Seth Rogen pay tribute to legendary actress Catherine O'Hara following her death at age 71 in Los Angeles after a brief illness.
Windsor Contest Promotes Sustainable Fashion for High Schoolers
A new national contest from Windsor, Ontario, challenges high school students to combat textile waste by creating sustainable fashion through upcycling and innovative design.
Brian May on Queen's U.S. Tour Safety Concerns
Queen guitarist Brian May cites safety concerns as a reason the band may avoid U.S. tours, while hinting at potential Las Vegas residency at the Sphere venue.
OC Transpo Bus Mural for Black History Month by Ottawa Artist
OC Transpo has launched a special bus mural designed by Ottawa artist Jimmy Baptiste to celebrate Black History Month in February 2026, featuring CTV's Stefan Keyes.
Springsteen Performs New ICE Protest Song in Minneapolis
Music icon Bruce Springsteen premiered a new song criticizing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during a powerful performance in Minneapolis, blending art with political activism.
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Remembering Catherine O'Hara: A Millennial's Tribute
A heartfelt reflection on Catherine O'Hara's impact through iconic roles like Kate McCallister and Moira Rose, exploring how her characters guided generations from childhood to motherhood.
Polly Cooper Honored on 2026 U.S. Dollar Coin
The U.S. Mint unveils a 2026 Sacagawea dollar coin featuring Polly Cooper, an Oneida woman who aided George Washington's army. The release marks the 250th anniversary of American independence.
Dartmouth Ice Festival & National News Highlights
Dartmouth, N.S., welcomes the largest ice festival in Atlantic Canada this weekend, while national headlines cover politics, business, health, and entertainment, including the passing of actress Catherine O'Hara.
Wiarton Willie Festival Ready for Groundhog Day 2026
The beloved Wiarton Willie Festival is preparing to roll out its annual Groundhog Day festivities in Wiarton, Ontario, as communities across Canada face diverse news from politics to entertainment.
First Look at Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan in Beatles Biopic Series
Sony Pictures reveals first images of Paul Mescal as Paul McCartney, Barry Keoghan as Ringo Starr in Sam Mendes' ambitious four-film Beatles project set for 2028 release.
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Film Funding Transforms North Bay Economy, Say MPPs
Northern Ontario's North Bay region is experiencing economic transformation due to increased film and television production funding, with local MPPs highlighting job creation and industry growth.
Sydney Sweeney's Political Dodge Sparks Backlash
Sydney Sweeney faces criticism for deflecting questions about her political leanings in a Cosmopolitan interview, with social media users calling out her vague responses.
Catherine O'Hara Mourned by Hollywood and Fans
The entertainment world mourns the loss of Canadian comedy legend Catherine O'Hara, with tributes pouring in from co-stars, colleagues, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Nicki Minaj's Political Shift to Trump Support
Rapper Nicki Minaj declares unwavering support for President Donald Trump at Washington summit, marking a dramatic political transformation that has alienated fans and sparked speculation about her motivations.
Calgary's Chinook Blast Features Giant Winter Art Displays
Calgary's Chinook Blast winter festival transforms Eau Claire Plaza with 14 large-scale art installations, live music, and Drag on Ice performances through February 16.
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Hucksterland Musical Exposes Political Corruption in Calgary
Calgary playwright Caleigh Crow's punk rock musical Hucksterland delivers a satirical critique of political corruption and housing market exploitation through loud, unsubtle theater.
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