Trump names loyalists to White House arts commission
Former President Trump appoints allies to a key arts panel reviewing White House ballroom construction. Get the latest on this political move and its implications.
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Rare Beauties Show Opens at Calgary's High Performance Rodeo
Decidedly Jazz Danceworks premieres 'Rare Beauties,' a celebration of women, at the 2026 High Performance Rodeo in Calgary. The show opens Thursday night.
Canada Leads in Arts-Based Therapy for Alzheimer's
Canada is pioneering arts-based therapies for Alzheimer's, using music, dance, and visual arts to improve cognition and quality of life for over 750,000 affected Canadians. Discover the innovative programs leading the way.
Regina arts pillar Lyn Goldman dies at 75
Lyn Goldman, a foundational figure in Regina Little Theatre and a trailblazer for women in Saskatchewan broadcasting, has died. Remembering her legacy.
Calgary's High Performance Rodeo returns for 40th year
Calgary's iconic High Performance Rodeo performing arts festival kicks off its 40th anniversary season. Spokesperson Oliver Armstrong details what audiences can expect from the milestone event.
Harrison vs. Nunes UFC Fight Postponed After Surgery
The highly anticipated UFC 324 fight between Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes is postponed for at least six months after Harrison underwent neck surgery. Get the full details.
Ex-UFC fighter's murder trial: Crown explains MMA to jury
The murder trial of former UFC fighter Edouardo Larenas, charged in the 2022 stabbing death of a 16-year-old boy, began in Laval. The prosecution detailed his mixed martial arts background to the jury. Read the latest courtroom developments.
Leamington votes to continue historic Arts Centre repairs
Leamington council votes to proceed with repairs on the historic Arts Centre at 72 Talbot St. W., prioritizing preservation despite financial concerns. Learn about the decision and its impact.
Calgary councillor calls $2M water main report an 'AI summary'
Calgary Coun. Jennifer Wyness criticizes a costly independent review of the 2024 feeder main break, urging focus on repairs first. Discover the panel's findings and the city's next steps.
Alberta minister vows no cuts to disability benefits
Alberta's Social Services Minister Jason Nixon commits to no budget cuts for AISH and new ADAP program, defends support levels ahead of July launch. Details on medical review panel revealed.
Massive Kermit Frog Statue Arrives at Atlanta Puppetry Centre
A 900-pound bronze statue of Kermit the Frog completes a 2,000-mile journey to its permanent home at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta. Jill Nash Malool unveiled the iconic piece.
Washington Opera Leaves Kennedy Center
The Washington National Opera is leaving the Kennedy Center due to a new funding model, reducing its spring season. This follows artist boycotts after the venue's rebranding.
Washington National Opera leaves Kennedy Center in 2026
The Washington National Opera announces its departure from the Kennedy Center, now renamed to include Donald J. Trump, marking a significant shift for the performing arts institution. Explore the details and context.
Caswell Bus Barns Becomes Saskatoon's New Arts Hub
Saskatoon's historic Caswell Bus Barns begins its new life as an arts and culture hub, with artist Jillian Ross as its first tenant. Discover the transformation.
Stratford Festival 2026 Tickets Go On Sale Saturday
Tickets for the highly anticipated 2026 season of Ontario's Stratford Festival go on sale to the public this Saturday, January 10. Plan your theatre getaway now!
Calgary's New Year Operetta: Die Fledermaus Returns
Calgary Vocal Arts presents Johann Strauss's 'Die Fledermaus' at Contemporary Calgary, continuing a beloved New Year tradition. Get details on the production and its festive spirit.
N.B. non-profit highlights artists with intellectual disabilities
Creative Connections, a Saint John non-profit, empowers artists with intellectual disabilities, providing a professional studio and platform to showcase their remarkable work and talent.
Saskatchewan auto insurance, electricity rates set to rise
Saskatchewan residents will see higher costs for car insurance and electricity in 2026 and 2027. Learn the proposed increases, why they're needed, and how the approval process works.
How Calgary's $1B Cultural Investment Can Revive Downtown
Calgary's downtown faces a 30% office vacancy crisis. Discover how a $1 billion investment in arts institutions like Glenbow and Arts Commons could be the key to its revival and future vitality.
5 Must-See Vancouver Plays in January 2026
Kick off the new year with powerful Vancouver theatre. Our guide highlights five must-see plays in January 2026, featuring international stories of resilience, love, and identity.
CNN's Abby Phillip Bluntly Corrects Misleading Walz Claim
CNN's Abby Phillip delivers a sharp correction after a right-wing pundit defends a misleading claim about Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and fraud investigations. Get the full fact-checked story.
SUNshine Girl Kyra's Multifaceted Talents and Hobbies
Toronto's SUNshine Girl Kyra is an entertainment specialist, dancer, model, and more. In 2018, she revisited passions like martial arts and horseback riding. Discover the story behind the photos.
Winnipeg's Burton Cummings Theatre in World Top 100
Winnipeg's historic Burton Cummings Theatre earns a prestigious spot among the world's top 100 venues for ticket sales in 2025, a landmark achievement for Manitoba's arts scene.
Alberta RCMP, union oppose provincial police service plan
The Alberta RCMP and the National Police Federation push back against a panel's recommendation to create a provincial police force, calling it a costly distraction from more pressing issues. Read the latest.
Artists Cancel Performances After Kennedy Center Renamed for Trump
A Trump-appointed board's decision to rename the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts has triggered a new wave of artist cancellations. Explore the controversy and its impact on the arts community.
Winnipeg photographer launches skateboarding magazine
Winnipeg photographer Jackson Toone launches Clearcut Magazine, a new publication dedicated to skateboarding culture. Founder discusses the inspiration and what's in the latest edition.
Artists pull out of Kennedy Center after Trump renaming
A growing number of artists are cancelling performances at the Kennedy Center following its controversial renaming to include former President Donald Trump. The move sparks a cultural debate.
London's all-abilities theatre group focuses on talent over labels
A London, Ontario musical theatre group proves that ability is secondary to passion. Discover how this inclusive ensemble entertains and inspires in the face of adversity.
115-ft ice slide brings winter fun to Fort Saskatchewan kids
A unique 115-foot ice slide built by Activate Arts Alberta brought winter joy to children in Fort Saskatchewan. Discover how this creative installation is embracing the season.
Kennedy Center Demands $1M Over Cancelled Trump-Naming Concert
The Kennedy Center president slams a musician's last-minute cancellation as 'intolerance' after the venue was renamed to honour Donald Trump. Get the full story on the legal and cultural clash.
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