Actor Robert De Niro condemned Donald Trump as an 'existential threat' during 'No Kings' protests, joined by millions nationwide, calling for immediate action against the president's policies.
The Kenosee Superslides, a beloved waterpark in southern Saskatchewan, has been officially dismantled by provincial order, leaving former employees and visitors with memories of a bygone era.
Jon Hamm returns as a suburban thief in 'Your Friends & Neighbors' Season 2, while new episodes of 'Sullivan's Crossing' and other shows debut this week on streaming and TV.
Prince Edward Island author Caitlyn Paxson discusses her new fantasy romance novel 'A Widow's Charm' in an interview with Amanda Debison, marking her literary debut.
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Toronto-born comedian Mae Martin will host the 2026 Juno Awards in Hamilton, aiming to create a celebratory atmosphere highlighting Canadian music and unity. The show features nominees like Justin Bieber and honors for Joni Mitchell and Nelly Furtado.
In his Palm Sunday Mass at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV firmly rejected claims that God can be used to justify warfare, emphasizing peace and compassion during the holy celebration.
Canadian singer Tate McRae emerges as the top nominee for the 2026 Juno Awards, while former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney is scheduled to make a special appearance at the ceremony.
Disgraced Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson's infamous 1988 doping scandal will be the subject of a new mockumentary miniseries titled 'Hate the Player: Ben Johnson's Story,' featuring actor Shamier Anderson.
Chelsea, featured as a SUNshine Girl in January 2020, reveals her passions for photography, pop music, travel, and motorcycle riding, showcasing her vibrant personality beyond the spotlight.
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Toronto-based cartoonist Andy Donato released a new cartoon on March 29, 2026, featured in local media. The piece highlights his ongoing contributions to editorial art in the city.
Meet SUNshine Girl Crystal, a 5-foot-6 single woman with blue eyes who enjoys relaxing in cozy PJs, horseback riding, ATV adventures, and sports like hockey and baseball.
SUNshine Girl Crystal, featured in the Toronto Sun, is a 5-foot-6 single woman with blue eyes who enjoys relaxing in cozy PJs, horseback riding, ATVs, hockey, and baseball.
James Tolkan, the actor renowned for his memorable roles in 'Back to the Future' and 'Top Gun,' has passed away at age 94 in Lake Placid, New York.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to attend the Juno Awards ceremony in Hamilton this Sunday, highlighting the event's national significance. The announcement comes amid a busy political schedule for the Prime Minister.
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James Tolkan, the veteran character actor best known for playing stern authority figures in 'Top Gun' and 'Back to the Future,' has passed away at the age of 94.
Rose Kingdon, a respected leader and former director of Broadcast News at The Canadian Press, has passed away at age 65, leaving a legacy in Canadian journalism.
The Vanier Sugar Festival in Ottawa is celebrating its 41st anniversary, featuring pancake breakfasts and family activities that highlight local maple syrup traditions.
The 2026 Juno Awards in Hamilton will proceed without top Canadian artists The Weeknd, Justin Bieber, and Tate McRae, as confirmed by organizers. The event remains a key celebration of Canadian music talent.
Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful address in Monaco, calling on its people to renounce the idolatry of power and wealth, which he stated are primary drivers of global conflicts and wars.
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On March 26, 1914, showman Hector Quagliotti-Romano purchased Vancouver's Colonial Theatre, beginning a 42-year legacy. The historic venue at Granville and Dunsmuir became a cinematic landmark before its demolition for Pacific Centre mall.
Disgraced sprinter Ben Johnson hopes Canadians can find humor in his tragic story through the new six-part mockumentary series 'Hate the Player: The Ben Johnson Story,' which satirizes the 1988 Olympic doping scandal.
Pope Leo XIV made a historic visit to Monaco, meeting with Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene to encourage the principality's people to leverage their faith and resources for positive global impact.
Bill Maher responds to receiving the Kennedy Center's Mark Twain Prize after White House communications director Steven Cheung dismissed it as 'FAKE NEWS,' referencing his long-standing feud with Donald Trump.
The cancellation of Basketball Wives and Love & Hip Hop contrasts with the expansion of Bravo's Real Housewives franchise, highlighting different approaches to women-centered reality television.
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Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School's Cappies production of Puffs delivers a magical, comedic spectacle that reimagines a wizarding tale through the eyes of overlooked characters, featuring standout performances and impressive technical elements.
The indie rock band Wolf Parade is experiencing a resurgence as their track 'Heated Rivalry' introduces their music to a fresh generation of fans, highlighting their enduring influence in the music scene.
The Toronto Sun has published Tim Dolighan's editorial cartoon for March 28, 2026, offering a satirical take on current events. This piece continues his tradition of sharp commentary in visual form.
Jacqueline, a 5-foot-2 Pisces with blue eyes, shares her passions for singing, football, and her dream car—a 1964 Chevrolet Impala—in this exclusive Toronto Sun feature from December 2018.
Golfer Tiger Woods was arrested on suspicion of DUI after his Land Rover crashed in Florida, showing signs of impairment but no alcohol. He was released on bail after eight hours in jail.
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Irish singer-songwriter Chris de Burgh shocked fans with an impromptu set at The Wheel Club in Montreal's NDG neighborhood, marking a rare intimate appearance for the veteran musician.
