Childhood Avalanche Fuels Tracy Sierra's New Thriller
Author Tracy Sierra draws on a terrifying childhood avalanche encounter in Colorado to craft her new psychological thriller 'Warning Signs,' exploring isolation and survival in winter wilderness.
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Three Must-Read Canadian Books for March
Discover three compelling new Canadian books perfect for March reading, including Mary Walsh's candid memoir and Uzma Jalaluddin's detective novel.
Villeneuve Unveils 'Dune: Part Three' Trailer, Epic Finale
Quebec filmmaker Denis Villeneuve reveals the trailer for 'Dune: Part Three,' adapting 'Dune Messiah.' The film promises a thriller tone, new planets, and a December 2026 release.
Sleuth's Legacy: How the 1972 Film Shaped Murder Mysteries
The 1972 film Sleuth, starring Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine, revolutionized murder mysteries with its class warfare themes and inspired later hits like Knives Out and The Last of Sheila.
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Chelsea Handler's 'Disaster' Home from RFK Jr. and Cheryl Hines
Comedian Chelsea Handler reveals she still hasn't lived in the $5.9 million Los Angeles home she purchased from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cheryl Hines five years ago, citing toxic environment and illegal structures.
DanceHouse Announces 2026-27 Season with Global Acts
Vancouver's DanceHouse reveals its 2026-27 season, featuring five contemporary dance performances from international companies, including premieres and award-winning works.
Maren Morris to Perform at Spruce Meadows in Calgary in June
Country music star Maren Morris is set to bring her acclaimed live show to Calgary's Spruce Meadows this June, marking a major summer concert event for Alberta fans.
Hiroshima Survivor Embraced by Obama Dies at 88
Shigeaki Mori, an atomic bomb survivor and historian known for creating a memorial for American WWII POWs killed in Hiroshima, has passed away at age 88. He gained international recognition after being embraced by former U.S. President Barack Obama during
Pope's Africa Trip: Mosque, Prison, and Blast Site Visits
Pope Leo XIV's upcoming African odyssey features stops at a mosque, a prison, and the site of a deadly 2021 explosion, highlighting themes of interfaith dialogue and reconciliation.
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St. Patrick's Day Myths Debunked: Snakes, Pagan Roots
Explore the truth behind St. Patrick's Day legends, including the myth of driving snakes from Ireland and connections to pagan traditions, as celebrations unfold globally.
Thriller Writer Misses Husband's Affair Plot Twist
A bestselling thriller writer who crafted intricate plots about deception for 25 years reveals how she missed her own husband's two-and-a-half-year affair with his massage therapist, and how this personal betrayal transformed her writing.
Netflix's 'Age of Attraction' Tops Streaming Charts
Netflix's 'Age of Attraction' leads streaming trends, with Hulu's 'Fear Factor: House of Fear', HBO Max's 'Rooster', Prime Video's 'Scarpetta', and Paramount+'s 'The Madison' also dominating charts.
'Ready or Not' Leads Hulu's Top Movies with Samara Weaving
The 2019 horror film 'Ready or Not,' starring Samara Weaving, is currently a top movie on Hulu. It follows a bride in a deadly game, with a sequel in development. Other trending films include 'Nobody 2' on Netflix and documentaries on HBO Max and Prime Vi
Vancouver's PAWS Graphic Novel Series Goes Global
The PAWS children's graphic novel series, created in Vancouver's Cedar Cottage neighborhood, has been translated into 13 languages and achieved international success, inspired by a father's desire to connect with his daughter.
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Kimmel Mocks Trump's 'Bonehead' Iran War Comments
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel ridiculed Donald Trump's recent Fox News interview where he said he'd know when his war on Iran is over 'when I feel it in my bones.'
Sheridan's 'The Madison' Criticized for Female Character Portrayals
Taylor Sheridan's new Paramount+ series 'The Madison' faces criticism for its overt culture-war dichotomy and reduction of female characters to stereotypes, despite promising themes of grief and family.
Banksy Identity Allegedly Revealed, Legal Team Disputes Report
Reuters investigation claims to have identified Banksy as Robin Gunningham, but the artist's legal team strongly disputes the findings, citing privacy and artistic freedom concerns.
Regina's St. Patrick's Day Guide: Pubs and Performances
Discover where to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Regina with green beer, Irish dancing, and live music at local pubs like O'Hanlon's, Shannon's, and Bushwakker's.
Spy Author Len Deighton Dies at 97
Len Deighton, the celebrated British author behind bestselling espionage novels like 'The Ipcress File,' has passed away at 97, leaving a legacy in literary thrillers.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar Confirms Buffy Reboot Cancelled
Sarah Michelle Gellar reveals Hulu has cancelled the 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' reboot, citing an executive's dislike as a key factor. The series, directed by Chloe Zhao, faced challenges despite fan excitement.
1950s Sci-Fi Foreshadowed Future: Hopeful Yet Troubling
As we reflect in 2026, 1950s science fiction like Star Trek offered visions of progress while current political movements threaten to reverse social gains, highlighting both comfort and concern.
Kingston Poll: Majority Want Macdonald Statue Back
A new poll reveals that 70% of Kingston residents support returning the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald to City Park, with advocates citing heritage law violations in its 2021 removal.
Ryan Gosling Stars in 'Project Hail Mary' Space Film
Ryan Gosling takes on a lone astronaut role in the upcoming sci-fi film 'Project Hail Mary,' based on Andy Weir's novel, showcasing intense space survival drama.
Oscars Security Firm Admits Guard's Conduct Unprofessional
The security firm hired for the Oscars acknowledged a guard's conduct fell short of professionalism after Teyana Taylor accused him of shoving her. The Academy condemned the incident.
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Trump Mocked at Valencia Fallas Festival Over Spain Tensions
Donald Trump is featured in grotesque sculptures at Valencia's Fallas festival, reflecting his strained relations with Spain over Iran and NATO spending.
Montreal's St. Patrick's Parade: 5 Key Facts
Discover the rich history and evolution of Montreal's St. Patrick's Parade, the oldest in Canada. From its 1824 origins to modern multicultural celebrations, learn how this event has adapted over two centuries while maintaining Irish traditions.
John A. Macdonald Statue Should Return to Kingston
Academics and historians argue for restoring Sir John A. Macdonald's statue in Kingston, citing public support and legal concerns over its 2021 removal.
Canadian Film 'Undertone' Becomes Hit Despite Funding Rejection
Director Ian Tuason's film 'Undertone,' shot in his childhood Rexdale home, became a box office success after being denied public funding, showcasing grassroots filmmaking triumph.
Indigenous Artifacts from Vatican May Take Years to Trace
The repatriation of Indigenous artifacts from the Vatican collection marks a historic moment, but experts warn that tracing their origins and histories could require years of meticulous research and community consultation.
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Ottawa Festivals Get $1M Boost for 2026 Through Tourism Grants
Eight major Ottawa festivals have each received $125,000 grants from Ottawa Tourism to support their 2026 events. The funding helps organizers manage rising costs without raising ticket prices.
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