Calgary Philanthropist Al Osten Dies at 95
Al Osten, a beloved Calgary philanthropist and former doo-wop singer, has passed away at age 95. His legacy includes major donations to arts institutions and community causes across Alberta.
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Michael Reagan's Death Closes Reagan Legacy Chapter
Michael Reagan, eldest son of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan, passed away at age 80. His life was dedicated to promoting his father's American principles, highlighted by Reagan's famous 'evil empire' speech and policy legacy.
Ukrainian Christmas March in Ottawa Honors Traditions
A group of Ukrainians marched through Ottawa's cold streets, celebrating Christmas traditions with carols and cultural symbols while showing solidarity with those affected by war.
‘Mercy’ Tops Box Office in Snowy Weekend
The new thriller ‘Mercy’ starring Chris Pratt has unseated ‘Avatar: Fire & Ash’ as the top film in North American theaters during a weekend dominated by heavy snowfall across many regions.
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Arrest Made in Assault on U.S. Rep. Maxwell Frost at Sundance
A man has been taken into custody following an alleged assault on U.S. Representative Maxwell Frost during the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
Montreal Artist Discovers Microverse in Daily Life
Montreal artist and microbiologist Chloe Savard captivates thousands by revealing hidden beauty in ordinary items through her 'Microverse' exploration project.
B.C. Cities Vie for 'Heated Rivalry' Star Hudson Williams
Multiple British Columbia municipalities are actively competing to attract filming projects featuring Hudson Williams, the acclaimed star of Crave's popular series 'Heated Rivalry,' as local governments seek economic benefits from television production.
Vancouver's Laila Biali Heads to Grammys with Banff-Written Album
Juno-winning Vancouver indie jazz musician Laila Biali earns a Grammy nomination for an album composed during a winter residency at the Banff Centre, blending Canadian inspiration with global acclaim.
Andy Donato's January 26, 2026 Political Cartoon
Toronto Sun cartoonist Andy Donato has published his latest political cartoon dated January 26, 2026, continuing his tradition of satirical commentary on current events.
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Holocaust Remembrance Day: B'nai Brith Seeks Special Envoy
As International Holocaust Remembrance Day approaches, B'nai Brith Canada urges the federal government to appoint a special envoy to combat rising antisemitism across the country.
Laila Biali's Grammy-Nominated Album Written in Banff Cabin
Juno-winning Vancouver musician Laila Biali earns a Grammy nomination for a pop album crafted during a winter residency at the Banff Centre, blending Canadian roots with global appeal.
Patrick Dempsey's 'Memory of a Killer' Tops TV Watch List
CTV's new thriller 'Memory of a Killer' starring Patrick Dempsey as a hitman with Alzheimer's headlines a packed week of premieres including 'Shrinking' Season 3 and Marvel's 'Wonder Man'.
12 Flattering Bodysuits Beyond Skims: Support & Style
Discover 12 editor-approved bodysuits from Amazon, Knix, Spanx & more that provide smoothing support, comfort & style without the Skims price tag. Find perfect fits for every body.
Matryoshka Doll Workshop in Fredericton Explores Meaning
Artist Alina Karmadanova leads a workshop in Fredericton unpacking the cultural and symbolic meanings behind traditional Russian matryoshka nesting dolls.
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SUNshine Girl Minna: Karate Black Belt & Vintage Fashion
Toronto's SUNshine Girl Minna showcases her eclectic talents, from black belt karate skills to vintage fashion sense, with insights into her personal life and style preferences.
SUNshine Girl Minna: Karate Black Belt & Bohemian Style
SUNshine Girl Minna showcases her unique talents including a black belt in karate, love for vintage fashion, and life with her Boston Terrier Pug mix Vincenzo.
SUNshine Girl Shawna: Toronto Model's Passions
Toronto's SUNshine Girl Shawna shares her love for shopping, soccer, swimming, and modeling. The 5-foot-3 Cancer sign model enjoys Beyonce and Drake's music.
Regina Tribute Band '5 Days in May' Celebrates Blue Rodeo
A collective of Regina-based musicians launches '5 Days in May,' a tribute band dedicated to celebrating Blue Rodeo's iconic contributions to Canadian music culture and industry.
Japan's Last Pandas Leave for China as Ties Strain
The final two giant pandas in Japan are being returned to China, marking a symbolic shift in cultural diplomacy as bilateral relations face increasing tension and uncertainty.
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Lilley Interview Reveals Hopeful Antisemitism Strategy
Sun columnist Brian Lilley discusses innovative approaches to combat antisemitism with Rabbi Meir Dubrawsky in a recent interview, emphasizing universal messages of hope and resilience.
Guy Fieri's Bizarre Birthday Makeover Stuns Fans
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri reveals a completely new appearance for his 58th birthday, abandoning his iconic frosted tips and goatee in an AI-generated video that left fans shocked and amused.
Beyond Fallujah Premieres at Calgary's High Performance Rodeo
Patrick Graham stars in Beyond Fallujah, a powerful solo show making its world premiere at Calgary's 2026 High Performance Rodeo festival, exploring America's psyche during wartime.
Fredericton Musicians Sing Final Tribute to Music Shop
Local band 'My Black Ram' performed a heartfelt tribute concert at the Fredericton Playhouse to honor the closing of Tony's Music Box, a beloved downtown institution.
DEI Policies and Canadian Cultural Decline Under Trudeau
Former CBC executive Richard Stursberg argues in his new book that Trudeau government's DEI obsession weakened Canadian culture by prioritizing ideological purity over creative industries.
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Banker Attacks Vancouver's Hollow Tree as Eyesore in 1936
On January 24, 1936, banker W.M. Sellens urged Vancouver's park board to remove signs directing tourists to the Hollow Tree, calling it a glorified stump. The iconic landmark faced criticism but survived to become a cherished monument.
Hot Tech Gear for Canada's Cold Winter Season
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Michelle Randolph Talks 'Landman' and Taylor Sheridan's Vision
Actress Michelle Randolph discusses her role in Paramount+'s hit series 'Landman,' her off-screen bond with co-star Ali Larter, and working with creator Taylor Sheridan in this exclusive interview.
Jeremy Allen White Stars as Bruce Springsteen in New Biopic
Jeremy Allen White takes on the role of Bruce Springsteen in Scott Cooper's biopic 'Deliver Me From Nowhere,' focusing on the singer's dark period during the 'Nebraska' album recording.
Astrologers Forecast Trump's Turbulent 2026 Ahead
Astrologers analyze Donald Trump's natal chart, predicting a chaotic 2026 with his Uranus return, key eclipses, and planetary alignments affecting his leadership and global events.
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