Halifax Residents Petition to Save Old Memorial Library
Community members in Halifax have launched a petition to protect the old Memorial Library site, emphasizing its importance for regional history and cultural heritage.
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New Yorker Cover Shows Trump as WWII General in Satire
The New Yorker's latest cover by Barry Blitt portrays Donald Trump as a World War II-style general, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as his golf caddy, critiquing his foreign policy shifts and ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
Tim Dolighan Cartoon Sparks Toronto Sports Talk
A new editorial cartoon by Tim Dolighan, published on March 9, 2026, has ignited discussions among readers, focusing on Toronto's sports culture and local issues.
SUNshine Girl Jessica: Acting and Esthetics Career Path
Jessica, a former SUNshine Girl, balances acting in films with professional esthetics training. Her journey highlights diverse career pursuits in Toronto's creative scene.
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SUNshine Girl Jessica: Toronto Actor Turned Esthetician
A look at SUNshine Girl Jessica, a Toronto-based actor with film credits who has pursued esthetician training, highlighting her career transition and background.
SUNshine Girl Michelle: Culinary Travel Enthusiast Profile
Explore the profile of SUNshine Girl Michelle, a Capricorn who enjoys cooking, traveling, and admires Snoop Dogg, with her dream car being an Aston Martin Vanquish.
Graham Nash Slams Trump Over Iran War and Draft Deferments
Rock legend Graham Nash criticizes President Trump for pushing the U.S. toward conflict with Iran while avoiding military service himself, calling him a cowardly thug.
Sound Off Deaf Theatre Festival Marks 10 Years in Edmonton
The Sound Off: A Deaf Theatre Festival celebrates its 10th year in Edmonton, showcasing groundbreaking performances like Gaitrie Persaud's 'Born Between Waves' and highlighting the growing cultural impact of deaf theatre in Canada.
Arquette Slams Tarantino's Use of N-Word in Movies
Actress Rosanna Arquette condemns Quentin Tarantino's repeated use of the N-word in his films, calling it racist and creepy, while other Hollywood figures debate the artistic context.
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Woman Arrested for Shooting at Rihanna's House
A woman has been apprehended by authorities after allegedly firing shots at the Los Angeles home of global music icon Rihanna. The incident occurred amidst heightened security concerns for celebrities.
Edmonton Choir Honors Women with International Women's Day Concert
The Da Camera Singers performed a concert at Trinity Lutheran Church in Edmonton on March 8, 2026, to honor women and mark International Women's Day, showcasing local talent and community spirit.
Country Joe McDonald, Woodstock Icon, Dies at 84
Country Joe McDonald, the 1960s rock musician whose anti-Vietnam War anthem became a Woodstock highlight, has died at age 84 from complications of Parkinson's disease.
Country Joe McDonald, 1960s Rock Icon, Dies at 84
Country Joe McDonald, the legendary 1960s rock musician and counterculture protest icon famous for his Woodstock performance, has passed away at the age of 84.
Cape Breton Artists Honor Rita MacNeil's Feminist Album
A tribute show in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, features local artists performing songs from Rita MacNeil's 1975 feminist album 'Born a Woman,' celebrating its legacy on International Women's Day.
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Calgary Weekend: Viking Fest, Carvings, Snow
Postmedia photographers captured Calgary's weekend highlights, including the Icelandic Carnivale with Viking combat, Tom Ward's wood carvings at Devonian Gardens, snowy activities, and preparations for water main repairs.
Gander Airport Lounge Gets Heritage Designation
The iconic mid-century modern international lounge at Gander International Airport in central Newfoundland has been officially recognized with a heritage designation, preserving its architectural and historical significance.
Jay Walker Podcast Hits Global Top 1% Milestone
The Jay Walker Podcast has surged into the top 1% of all podcasts worldwide, marking a significant achievement in digital media. Hosted by media executive Jay Walker, the show's growth is attributed to strategic partnerships and a commitment to deep, mean
Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour Partners with Laval Company
Global popstar Ed Sheeran has selected a Laval-based company to support his upcoming Loop Tour during its Canadian leg, highlighting local talent in the entertainment industry.
Pixar's 'Hoppers' Tops Box Office, 'The Bride!' Falters
Disney-Pixar's animated film 'Hoppers' debuts at number one, featuring voices by Piper Curda and Bobby Moynihan, as Warner Bros.' 'The Bride!' faces poor performance in March 2026 releases.
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Ottawa's St. Patrick's Day Parade Returns After Pandemic Pause
Ottawa's vibrant St. Patrick's Day parade has triumphantly returned to the streets for the first time since 2019, marking a significant post-pandemic cultural revival in the nation's capital.
Why 'Heated Rivalry' Captivates Women: A Cultural Shift
The viral Canadian series 'Heated Rivalry' has sparked a cultural conversation, with experts analyzing why women are drawn to its portrayal of queer romance and emotional vulnerability in hockey stars.
Survivor's Hatch Calls Trump 'Worst Human Being'
Richard Hatch, the first Survivor champion, details his negative experiences with Donald Trump on The Celebrity Apprentice, calling him manipulative and awful.
Weekly TV Preview: New Shows and Returning Favorites
A comprehensive guide to the latest television premieres and episodes for March 2026, featuring Michelle Pfeiffer, Nicole Kidman, and more. Discover new series and must-watch returning shows across streaming and broadcast networks.
Why Anne Frank's Death Must Be Called Murder
A powerful argument against softening the language of atrocity, drawing parallels between Holocaust terminology and modern euphemisms that obscure human suffering.
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SNL Mocks Trump's Rash, Noem Firing in Weekend Update
Michael Che joked about Trump's 'holy water' rash, while Colin Jost questioned Kristi Noem's dismissal, sparking laughter on Saturday Night Live.
Gosling's SNL Monologue Derailed by Harry Styles Cameo
During his Saturday Night Live hosting debut, Ryan Gosling faced unexpected competition from surprise guest Harry Styles, who stole the spotlight and cameras during the monologue.
Val Vee's 'Figured It Out' Book Empowers Dropouts and Misfits
Six-figure entrepreneur and speaker Val Vee announces her new book 'Figured It Out: How Dropouts, Misfits, and Rule Breakers Win,' sharing her journey from high school dropout to business success while donating to ALS research.
SNL Mocks Kristi Noem's Firing in Cold Open
Saturday Night Live delivered a scathing farewell to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, satirizing her controversial tenure and abrupt dismissal by President Trump in a biting cold open sketch.
Spanx Jeans: Compression Denim for Every Body Type
Spanx expands beyond shapewear with a new denim line featuring three compression strengths. The collection offers flexible, legging-like fabric for targeted sculpting in styles from skinny to wide-leg.
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Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations: 250 Years of Influence
On its 250th anniversary, Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations remains a foundational economic text that redefined national wealth as living standards rather than gold reserves, offering timeless insights on trade and specialization.
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