Lunchbox Theatre Moves to CSpace Marda Loop for 52nd Season
Lunchbox Theatre announces its move to CSpace Marda Loop for the 52nd season, marking a new chapter for the Calgary-based theatre company.
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Nepean's 'Bike Guy' Honored for Generosity in Ottawa
Ottawa residents celebrate Grant Gilliland, the 'Bike Guy' who repairs and donates bicycles, highlighting community kindness amid transit and political frustrations.
Troubadour Festival Gets Family-Friendly with Caitie & Tobee
Troubadour Festival in Barrie introduces a family-friendly VIP experience featuring popular children's performers Caitie and Tobee from Super Simple.
Holy Rosary Cathedral Spires to Be Replaced in Regina
The spires of Holy Rosary Cathedral in Regina are being removed and replaced as part of an $8 million restoration project, preserving the historic structure.
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Caesars Windsor Colosseum Becomes All-Ages Venue
Caesars Windsor announces the Colosseum will shift to an all-ages venue, expanding entertainment options for families and younger audiences.
Calgary Bakery Marks 20 Years with Expansion
European Bakery on 17th Avenue S.W. nearly doubles in size, celebrating two decades of serving Calgary with traditional Kosovo baked goods.
Lunchbox Theatre Moves to Marda Loop Arts Hub
Lunchbox Theatre leaves downtown Calgary for cSPACE in Marda Loop, announcing a 52nd season of five local plays starting October 2026.
Napoleon Exhibit at UCalgary: Art, Money, War
The Nickle Galleries at the University of Calgary presents Napoleon: Art, Money and War, featuring artifacts like a death mask and Waterloo relics, exploring his lasting impact.
Five Things to Do This Weekend in Regina: Juno Winner
Three-time Juno winner Caity Gyorgy headlines a jazz performance, plus a Fleetwood Mac tribute, local theatre, and an EV car show in Regina.
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Gradient Painting: Art-Inspired Color Trends for Homes
Discover how Farrow & Ball's collaboration with artist Carol Bove at the Guggenheim inspires gradient painting techniques for unique, personalized home interiors.
Windsor Muslims mark Eid al-Adha with prayer and gathering
Hundreds of Windsor's Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at community gathered at Baitul Ehsan Mosque for Eid al-Adha prayers and festivities, fostering unity and celebration.
Self-Guided Tour Showcases Vancouver Heritage Homes
Heritage Discovery Day features nine curated properties in Mount Pleasant and Riley Park, including a 1910 Craftsman home. Self-guided tour on June 6.
Awakening Chinatown Festival Returns to Victoria
The free family festival Awakening Chinatown returns to Victoria, celebrating culture, art, and community with performances, workshops, and food.
Rename Mississauga Arena After Don Cherry: Don Cherry Gardens
Columnist Joe Warmington proposes renaming Mississauga's arena to Don Cherry Gardens, honoring the hockey legend and creating a community hub.
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Windsor Wins Kulisek Prize for Streetcar Restoration
The University of Windsor's history department awarded the City of Windsor the Kulisek Prize for restoring Streetcar No. 351, a 50-foot, 24,000-pound historic transit vehicle now displayed at the Legacy Beacon.
Nuits d'Afrique Festival Unveils Full Lineup for 40th Year
The Festival International Nuits d'Afrique has revealed its complete lineup for the 40th anniversary edition, celebrating African music and culture in Montreal from July 2026.
Summer Swing Dancing Returns to Halifax Waterfront
Summer swing dancing returns to the Halifax waterfront, bringing joy and community to dancers of all ages. The free weekly event runs until September.
Demolition Opens View for New Mural in Old East Village
A demolition in London's Old East Village has opened a sightline for a new mural by artists Pamela Scharback and softflirt on Unique Food Attitudes.
Alberta Youth Theatre Reviews Aurora Charter's Jesse and the Bookkeepers
Student reviewer Hunter Lafleur shares insights on Aurora Charter School's production of Jesse and the Bookkeepers, highlighting set design, standout performances, and costumes.
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Artist's 1970s portrait resurfaces in Winnipeg
A 1973 portrait by Don LaForte, rediscovered in Winnipeg, reconnects his half-brother Dave Rundle with family history and the artist's legacy.
Buddy Daye Home May Get Halifax Heritage Status
The former residence of Delmore 'Buddy' Daye, a prominent Black Nova Scotian activist, is being considered for heritage designation in Halifax, preserving his legacy.
Historic Sask. Hotel Becomes 1920s Themed Site
Kent Karemaker is reviving the Grand Hotel Shaunavon, a 1929 landmark, into a 1920s-themed destination. Discover his passion and plans for this historic transformation.
Duff-Baby House Reopens with New Exhibits in Windsor
The historic Duff-Baby House in Windsor has reopened with new exhibits, showcasing its rich heritage and offering visitors a fresh experience.
N.S. Hobbit house becomes neighbourhood attraction after bush damage
A Nova Scotia homeowner transformed a damaged bush into a charming Hobbit house, drawing visitors and becoming a local attraction. The creative project highlights community spirit and ingenuity.
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North Bay Heritage Train Gets $1M Station
North Bay's heritage mini train, a beloved waterfront attraction for over 30 years, is receiving a new $1 million rail station to enhance visitor experience.
Saskatchewan Historic Hotel with Murder Mystery Restored
The Grand Hotel in Shaunavon, Sask., first opened in 1929, survived fire, dynamite explosion, and three murders. Now, restoration is underway.
Alberta filmmaker wins best feature at Yorkton film festival
Filmmakers gathered in Yorkton for Canada's oldest film festival. An Alberta filmmaker from Siksika won Best Feature, highlighting Indigenous storytelling and cinematic achievement.
Horoscope: May 25 – Moon Moves into Libra
Today's horoscope advises avoiding major decisions until 11 AM EDT. After that, the Moon enters Libra, bringing social harmony and opportunities for connection.
Historic McDonald House in Fort Qu'Appelle to Be Restored
The historic McDonald House, known as 'The Castle,' in Fort Qu'Appelle has been purchased by the town for restoration, expanding the local museum.
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Andy Donato Cartoon, May 24, 2026
Andy Donato's latest cartoon for May 24, 2026, offers a humorous take on current events. Available now in the Toronto Sun.
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