Corb Lund on Edmonton Shows, Coal Mining Petition
Country singer Corb Lund discusses his upcoming three Edmonton tour stops and the progress of his coal mining petition against new mines in Alberta.
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North London Cricket Grounds Named 78th Historic Site
A new plaque was unveiled at North London Athletic Fields, recognizing the history of cricket in London as the 78th historic site in the city.
Vancouver Art Book Fair Returns with Zines, Comics, Art Books
The Vancouver Art Book Fair returns May 15-17 at the Roundhouse, featuring zines, comics, art books, and unique items like risograph prints and T-shirts.
Milan Design Week 2026: Softer, Warmer Interiors
Milan Design Week 2026 showcased a shift toward softer, warmer living spaces, moving away from rigid minimalism. Highlights include sculptural seating and curved silhouettes.
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Soft Curves and Timeless Craft at Milan Design Week
Aeon Group co-founder Amit Thale shares insights from Milan Design Week, highlighting a shift toward softer, warmer luxury interiors with curved forms and timeless craftsmanship.
Saskatchewan Mariachi Band Celebrates First Album
A Regina-based mariachi band shares authentic Mexican music while celebrating the release of its first album, bringing cultural richness to Saskatchewan.
Sue Dewar Cartoon for May 12, 2026
Sue Dewar's editorial cartoon for May 12, 2026, published in the Toronto Sun, offers a humorous take on current events.
CTV Montreal, CJAD Get 9 RTDNA Canada Nominations
CTV News Montreal and CJAD have received nine nominations from the RTDNA Canada Awards, recognizing excellence in broadcast journalism.
N.S. Teen Zac Boone Turns Sports Photography into Career
Zac Boone, a 17-year-old from Truro, Nova Scotia, combines his love for sports and photography to build a successful freelance career, capturing local games and athletes.
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Tim Dolighan Cartoon, May 11, 2026
Tim Dolighan's latest cartoon for May 11, 2026, offers a humorous take on current events. View the full cartoon inside.
Festival Honors N.B. Teacher Who Brought Live Theatre to Students
Suzanne Doyle Yerxa, a New Brunswick educator who coordinated the provincial drama festival for decades, is remembered for inspiring generations of students through live theatre.
Urban Art Biennale Revives UNESCO Ironworks in Germany
The Urban Art Biennale 2026 transforms the Voelklinger Huette ironworks, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with installations by dozens of international artists.
Venice Biennale Opens Without Jury Amid Strife Over Russia, Israel
The Venice Biennale art exhibition opens without a jury this year, as controversies over Russian and Israeli participation spark protests and political tensions.
Edmonton's 10-Year Plan for Arts and Cultural Spaces
Edmonton introduces a 10-year Cultural Infrastructure Plan to enhance arts and cultural spaces, aiming to support creative growth and community engagement across the city.
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LOOK26 Gala Raises $1.2M for Contemporary Calgary
The LOOK26 Gala raised $1.2 million for Contemporary Calgary, featuring an art auction that sold 88 works for over $580,000. The event highlighted community support for contemporary art.
Sneaky Dee's Future Uncertain Amid Development Proposal
Sneaky Dee's, a beloved Toronto restaurant and live music venue, faces an uncertain future due to a new development proposal that could force its closure.
Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Design Revealed
The winning design for a memorial to Queen Elizabeth II has been unveiled, honoring the late monarch's legacy with a unique architectural vision.
Musée d'Orsay Opens Gallery for Nazi-Looted Art
The Musée d'Orsay in Paris has opened a new gallery dedicated to artworks stolen by the Nazis during WWII that remain unclaimed by their rightful owners.
Bigfoot Sightings in Ohio Revive Mystery
Recent Bigfoot sightings in Ohio have reignited the long-running hunt for the legendary creature, with enthusiasts and skeptics alike weighing in on the evidence.
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Mother's Day Wildlife: Mike Drew's Photos of Moms and Young
Explore Mike Drew's stunning wildlife captures of animal mothers and their babies in Alberta, perfect for Mother's Day weekend.
David Attenborough Turns 100: A Life in Nature
Sir David Attenborough, the iconic naturalist and broadcaster, celebrates his 100th birthday. Known for his hushed, excited narration, he has inspired generations.
Alberta Ballet's Notre-Dame, OddBird Fair, Rae Spoon
Explore Alberta Ballet's Notre-Dame de Paris, the OddBird Art & Craft Fair, and Rae Spoon's performance in Edmonton this weekend.
Studio Bell Attracts Families and Seniors with New Programs
Studio Bell at the National Music Centre in Calgary introduces new programming aimed at families and seniors, enhancing community engagement and music education.
Rare Masterpieces Exhibition in Montreal Before Auction
A free exhibition of rare masterpieces is now open in Montreal before the artwork heads to auction. Don't miss this unique opportunity to view priceless art.
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Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival: Stories of Joy and Resilience
The Fairy Tales Queer Art Film Festival returns with 42 films from 20 countries, celebrating LGBTQIA2S+ stories of resilience, joy, and coming-of-age moments in Calgary.
Canadians Tired of Canuck Clichés on US TV: Survey
A new survey reveals that many Canadians are frustrated with stereotypical Canadian clichés often portrayed on American television shows.
Shen Yun Shows Rebooked for June in Toronto with Security Boost
Shen Yun performances are rescheduled for June at Toronto's Four Seasons Centre, featuring increased safety measures following previous cancellations.
Simcoe County student's winning art to be displayed nationwide
Kaitlyn Hewett, a Grade 12 student from Simcoe County, won the Royal Canadian Legion's Senior Colour Poster contest; her artwork will be seen across Canada.
Trump Ballroom Plan Criticized by Architects and Designers
President Trump's proposed $1 billion White House ballroom faces backlash from architects and interior designers who call it an ego-driven vanity project at odds with democratic values and modern design trends.
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SUNshine Girl Kelsey-Rose: Autism Advocate and Model
Kelsey-Rose, a SUNshine Girl, shares her passion for modelling and skating, aiming to inspire others with autism as she pursues runway dreams.
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