Japan's Last Pandas Leave for China as Ties Strain
The final two giant pandas in Japan are being returned to China, marking a symbolic shift in cultural diplomacy as bilateral relations face increasing tension and uncertainty.
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Lilley Interview Reveals Hopeful Antisemitism Strategy
Sun columnist Brian Lilley discusses innovative approaches to combat antisemitism with Rabbi Meir Dubrawsky in a recent interview, emphasizing universal messages of hope and resilience.
Guy Fieri's Bizarre Birthday Makeover Stuns Fans
Celebrity chef Guy Fieri reveals a completely new appearance for his 58th birthday, abandoning his iconic frosted tips and goatee in an AI-generated video that left fans shocked and amused.
Beyond Fallujah Premieres at Calgary's High Performance Rodeo
Patrick Graham stars in Beyond Fallujah, a powerful solo show making its world premiere at Calgary's 2026 High Performance Rodeo festival, exploring America's psyche during wartime.
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Fredericton Musicians Sing Final Tribute to Music Shop
Local band 'My Black Ram' performed a heartfelt tribute concert at the Fredericton Playhouse to honor the closing of Tony's Music Box, a beloved downtown institution.
DEI Policies and Canadian Cultural Decline Under Trudeau
Former CBC executive Richard Stursberg argues in his new book that Trudeau government's DEI obsession weakened Canadian culture by prioritizing ideological purity over creative industries.
Banker Attacks Vancouver's Hollow Tree as Eyesore in 1936
On January 24, 1936, banker W.M. Sellens urged Vancouver's park board to remove signs directing tourists to the Hollow Tree, calling it a glorified stump. The iconic landmark faced criticism but survived to become a cherished monument.
Hot Tech Gear for Canada's Cold Winter Season
Discover innovative technology solutions to help Canadians stay warm and productive during the frigid winter months, including heated clothing, smart accessories, and winter-specific gadgets.
Michelle Randolph Talks 'Landman' and Taylor Sheridan's Vision
Actress Michelle Randolph discusses her role in Paramount+'s hit series 'Landman,' her off-screen bond with co-star Ali Larter, and working with creator Taylor Sheridan in this exclusive interview.
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Jeremy Allen White Stars as Bruce Springsteen in New Biopic
Jeremy Allen White takes on the role of Bruce Springsteen in Scott Cooper's biopic 'Deliver Me From Nowhere,' focusing on the singer's dark period during the 'Nebraska' album recording.
Astrologers Forecast Trump's Turbulent 2026 Ahead
Astrologers analyze Donald Trump's natal chart, predicting a chaotic 2026 with his Uranus return, key eclipses, and planetary alignments affecting his leadership and global events.
Rollaboard vs. Rollerboard: The Wheeled Luggage Debate
Discover the fascinating history behind the terms 'rollaboard' and 'rollerboard' for wheeled suitcases, from trademark origins to linguistic eggcorns and folk etymology.
Winnipeg Buildings That Predate Manitoba's Provincial Status
Explore Winnipeg's historic buildings that were constructed before Manitoba joined Confederation in 1870, including the iconic Upper Fort Garry Gate that has symbolized the city for decades.
DEI Policies and Canadian Culture Under Trudeau
Former CBC executive Richard Stursberg examines how Liberal DEI initiatives have impacted Canadian literature and cultural expression, creating a climate of caution in creative industries.
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Nova Scotia Artist Sketches Meaningful Memories with Paper and Pencil
Mark Gothreau, a Nova Scotia artist, creates heartfelt portraits using only paper and pencil, capturing cherished memories for clients across the province and beyond.
LEGO and Crocs Partner for Brick Clog Footwear
The iconic toy brand LEGO and footwear giant Crocs have announced a partnership to launch the LEGO Brick Clog, the first of several collaborative product releases planned for 2026 and beyond.
Beckham Family Drama: Brooklyn's Claims Resonate with 'No Contact' Era
Brooklyn Beckham's explosive social media claims about parents David and Victoria Beckham highlight a generational shift towards 'no contact' in family dynamics, sparking widespread public discussion.
SUNshine Girl Diana: Toronto Sun Feature and Hobbies
Toronto Sun's SUNshine Girl Diana shares her love for reading, music, workouts, beach days, and friends in this exclusive feature originally published in July 2018.
SUNshine Girl Diana: 2018 Feature Model Profile
A retrospective on SUNshine Girl Diana, who was featured in July 2018, highlighting her interests in reading, music, fitness, and socializing with friends.
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SUNshine Girl Gwen: Toronto Model and Cosplayer
Meet Gwen, the Toronto Sun's latest SUNshine Girl - a fiery red-headed Scorpio who models, cosplays, plays board games, and stays active with rock climbing and aerial silks.
Alberta Film & TV Thrives with Media Fund Grants
The Alberta Media Fund continues to fuel growth in Calgary's film and television industry, providing stability amid international uncertainties and driving local economic activity.
B.C. Senior Creates Mini Museum for Canadian Design
A senior in Saanich, British Columbia, has constructed a miniature museum on his property dedicated to showcasing the rich history and craftsmanship of Canadian furniture design, calling it a reflection of national identity.
Lucha VaVoom Returns to Calgary After 14 Years
Miss Rita's Lucha VaVoom, the unique blend of Mexican wrestling and burlesque, makes a triumphant return to Calgary this weekend, with its founder expressing excitement over the city's enthusiastic reception.
Ottawa Weekend Entertainment: What's Playing in Theatres
A comprehensive guide to the latest movie releases and entertainment options in Ottawa for the weekend of January 23-25, 2026, featuring insights into local cinema offerings and cultural events.
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Hunter S. Thompson's Death Confirmed as Suicide
A recent service review has officially confirmed that journalist Hunter S. Thompson's 2005 death was a suicide, bringing closure to long-standing questions about the iconic writer's passing.
Paris Hilton Advocates for Deepfake Laws After Personal Abuse
Socialite Paris Hilton testified before Congress about her 2004 sex tape trauma, supporting the DEFIANCE Act to combat AI-generated non-consensual explicit imagery.
Trailer Park Boys Actor's Case Delayed in Nova Scotia
The sexual assault case against Mike Smith, known for playing Bubbles in Trailer Park Boys, has been postponed for one month in Nova Scotia, with new court dates pending.
Stars Arrive at Sundance Film Festival for Premieres
Hollywood stars including Channing Tatum, Olivia Wilde, and Charli XCX made glamorous appearances at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, for high-profile movie premieres.
Gleeson Playfully Roasts McAdams at Walk of Fame Star Ceremony
Actor Domhnall Gleeson delivered a humorous, tongue-in-cheek speech questioning Rachel McAdams' worthiness for her Hollywood Walk of Fame star, highlighting her multifaceted talents and character.
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Alberta Film Industry Needs Investment to Keep Talent
Alberta's film and TV industry leaders emphasize that ongoing provincial funding is crucial to grow local production and prevent a creative brain drain of homegrown talent leaving for opportunities elsewhere.
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