Springsteen Declares 'War' on Trump in Tour Kickoff
Bruce Springsteen escalated his feud with Donald Trump, calling his administration 'corrupt, incompetent, racist, reckless and treasonous' during the first show of his 20-date tour in Minneapolis.
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Maritimers Mark April Fool's with Pranks and Jokes
From Beep jerseys to trained geese, residents of Canada's Maritime provinces showcased their humor with a variety of April Fool's Day pranks in 2026, highlighting local creativity and community spirit.
Gillian Anderson Praises Ryan Coogler's X-Files Reboot
Gillian Anderson has read the pilot script for Ryan Coogler's upcoming X-Files reboot and calls it 'special' and 'different.' The Hulu series stars Danielle Deadwyler and Himesh Patel.
Douglas Coupland's Suite X: A Vancouver Love Letter at Fairmont
The Fairmont Pacific Rim's Suite X, designed by author-artist Douglas Coupland, offers a one-of-a-kind immersive experience blending art, literature, and stunning views in a vibrant tribute to Vancouver.
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Drake's Juno Grudge Surfaces at Nelly Furtado Tribute
Drake aired a long-held grievance against the Juno Awards while inducting Nelly Furtado into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, referencing a 2011 snub. Fellow rapper Shad responded by fact-checking the incident and urging focus on artistic craft over award
Easter in Calgary: Events, Activities, and Closures
Discover Easter events in Calgary, including egg hunts and zoo activities, plus details on what's open and closed over the holiday weekend for families and residents.
Lou Ferrigno Visits Timmins Police Before Comic Con
Actor Lou Ferrigno is scheduled to meet with Timmins police next week, ahead of his appearance at the Timmins Con event, as confirmed by local authorities.
Megan Thee Stallion Hospitalized After Leaving Musical Mid-Show
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion was hospitalized after unexpectedly exiting a performance of 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' during the show, raising concerns about her health and well-being.
Research Uncovers Vast Roman Travel Networks and Lifestyle
Groundbreaking archaeological research has uncovered new insights into the daily lives of ancient Romans and the remarkable extent of their travel and trade networks across the empire.
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Vintage Photos Show Vancouver's West End Apartment History
A collection of 150 vintage photographs from the 1930s and 1940s, compiled by early Vancouver developer William Lightheart, offers a rare glimpse into the architectural transformation of the West End and Fairview neighborhoods.
Top 10 Must-See Vancouver Concerts in April 2026
Discover the 10 essential Vancouver concerts in April 2026, featuring Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh, electronic icon David Guetta, and local rising talents across diverse genres.
Ottawa's April Fools' Day Pranks: Donkey Yoga and Mythical Bird
Ottawa's museums celebrated April Fools' Day with humorous stunts, including donkey yoga at the Canadian Agriculture and Food Museum and the discovery of a fictional 'Canadian Wolf Bird' by the Canadian Museum of Nature.
Halifax Naval Museum Closing for 2 Years, Last Chance to Visit
The Naval Museum of Halifax on Gottingen Street is set to close for a two-year period, with officials urging the public to make final visits before the temporary shutdown begins.
Assyrian New Year 'Akitu' Celebrated in London, Ontario
Members of the Assyrian community gathered at Victoria Park in London, Ontario, to mark the ancient New Year festival 'Akitu' on March 31, 2026, celebrating their cultural heritage with traditional events.
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Assyrian Community in London, Ont. Celebrates Akitu New Year
Members of the Assyrian community gathered at Victoria Park in London, Ontario, to mark the ancient Assyrian New Year festival known as Akitu, celebrating their cultural heritage and traditions.
Five Must-See Concerts in Saskatoon This April
Discover five diverse concerts happening in Saskatoon this April, featuring Juno-award winners, classic rock legends, and electronic music pioneers across various venues.
Amsterdam Celebrates 25 Years Since First Same-Sex Weddings
Amsterdam commemorates a quarter-century since pioneering same-sex marriage equality, honoring the four couples who wed under the historic 2001 law.
The Aviary Celebrates 10 Years in Edmonton with Music Festival
Edmonton's beloved indie venue The Aviary celebrates its 10th anniversary with a three-day festival featuring Major Love, Sunglaciers, and Arlo Maverick, reflecting on its journey from The Artery.
Zaiba Baig Embraces 'Evil Mode' in New Toronto Plays
Playwright Zaiba Baig discusses her provocative new work 'The Begging Brown Bitch Plays' in Toronto, embracing a darker artistic persona to challenge and engage theater audiences with bold narratives.
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Saskatoon's Prank Culture Goes Beyond April Fool's Day
Saskatoon has a rich history of elaborate pranks that occur throughout the year, not just on April 1st, showcasing a unique local tradition of humor and creativity.
Colbert Warns Trump on Epstein Files in Iran Threat
Stephen Colbert cautioned Donald Trump about quoting 'touched' in a Truth Social post threatening Iran, referencing Trump's mentions in Jeffrey Epstein files, with over a million search results noted by Rep. Jamie Raskin.
Lydic Slams Hegseth's 'Weirdly Horny' Troop Comments on Daily Show
Desi Lydic of The Daily Show expressed discomfort over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's descriptions of service members, calling them 'weirdly horny' and mocking his Iran 'regime change' claims.
SUNshine Girl Nevada: Model's Career and Feature Details
Professional model SUNshine Girl Nevada, known for TV roles in The Umbrella Academy and Titans, is featured in Toronto Sun photos from 2016, highlighting her modeling work over the years.
SUNshine Girl Sarah: Blue-Eyed Aquarius and Blue Jays Fan
Meet SUNshine Girl Sarah, a blue-eyed Aquarius who loves cheering on the Toronto Blue Jays. When not at the ballpark, she enjoys family time, pool, cooking, and movies.
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Springsteen Slams Trump as 'Corrupt, Incompetent, Racist' in Tour Opener
Bruce Springsteen delivered a scathing critique of President Donald Trump and his administration during his tour opener in Minneapolis, calling for resistance and unity.
Steve Nease's April 1, 2026 Cartoon Sparks Toronto Talk
The Toronto Sun published Steve Nease's editorial cartoon on April 1, 2026, generating buzz among readers and subscribers who engage with exclusive content.
Vancouver Motion Seeks Festival Support Fund for Cultural Events
A new motion before Vancouver City Council calls for the creation of a dedicated festival support fund to assist cultural celebrations like the Vaisakhi parade, aiming to enhance community engagement and economic vitality.
Zendaya, Pattinson Dismiss Jealousy Question in Interview
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson faced an awkward question about partner jealousy during a French TV interview, sparking fan backlash online as they smoothly deflected the inquiry.
Taylor Swift Faces Lawsuit Over 'Showgirl' Pose Similarity
A new lawsuit alleges that Taylor Swift's iconic 'Showgirl' pose from the 2024 MTV VMAs too closely resembles the signature work of a professional showgirl, raising questions about artistic inspiration and copyright in entertainment.
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Tiger Woods Arrested for DUI, Found with Opioid Pills
Tiger Woods was arrested for DUI after a rollover crash in Florida, with deputies reporting he was sweating profusely and had two opioid pills in his pocket. The golf star faces charges including refusal to submit to a breath test.
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