John A. Macdonald Statue Should Return to Kingston
Academics and historians argue for restoring Sir John A. Macdonald's statue in Kingston, citing public support and legal concerns over its 2021 removal.
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Canadian Film 'Undertone' Becomes Hit Despite Funding Rejection
Director Ian Tuason's film 'Undertone,' shot in his childhood Rexdale home, became a box office success after being denied public funding, showcasing grassroots filmmaking triumph.
Indigenous Artifacts from Vatican May Take Years to Trace
The repatriation of Indigenous artifacts from the Vatican collection marks a historic moment, but experts warn that tracing their origins and histories could require years of meticulous research and community consultation.
Ottawa Festivals Get $1M Boost for 2026 Through Tourism Grants
Eight major Ottawa festivals have each received $125,000 grants from Ottawa Tourism to support their 2026 events. The funding helps organizers manage rising costs without raising ticket prices.
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Stewart Mocks Trump's Iran War Narrative on Daily Show
Jon Stewart used a satirical panel of Trump clips to highlight the president's inconsistent statements on the Iran conflict, blending comedy with critique.
SUNshine Girl Shaye: Toronto Personality Profile
Discover SUNshine Girl Shaye's interests, from horseback riding to her dream of becoming a paramedic, as captured in photos from March 2019.
Sue Dewar's March 17, 2026 Editorial Cartoon Published
The latest editorial cartoon by Sue Dewar, dated March 17, 2026, has been published, showcasing her distinctive artistic commentary on current events.
SUNshine Girl Shaye: Toronto Model's Life and Dreams
Explore the life of SUNshine Girl Shaye, a 6-foot-tall Sagittarius from Toronto who loves naps, horseback riding, and dreams of becoming a paramedic. Learn about her favorite music and celebrity crush.
Readers Debate Toronto Protest and Middle East in Letters
Letters to the Editor from March 17, 2026, spark debate over coverage of an Al-Quds protest in Toronto and broader Middle East tensions, with readers expressing views on antisemitism, anti-Zionism, and U.S. foreign policy.
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Saskatchewan Proclaims Francophonie Month, Encourages Participation
The Saskatchewan government has officially proclaimed March as Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie, encouraging residents to celebrate and activate French language and culture throughout the province.
Cardi B Warns Hamilton Over Ticket Sales for March 31 Concert
Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B has taken to social media to express frustration with ticket sales for her upcoming Hamilton concert, threatening to break her sold-out streak if sales don't improve.
Ottawa Museums Busy with Families During March Break
Families across Ottawa are flocking to local museums like the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum for educational and fun March Break activities, creating memorable intergenerational experiences.
East Vancouver Cross Stays Put After Relocation Review
Vancouver city staff evaluated 12 potential new locations for the East Van Cross but concluded it will stay at its current site due to high relocation costs estimated at $300,000-$500,000.
Ron Sexsmith Tribute to Gordon Lightfoot in Calgary
Juno-winning singer-songwriter Ron Sexsmith will honor the legendary Gordon Lightfoot with two special performances at Calgary's National Music Centre in March 2026.
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Windsor Seeks St. Patrick's Day Photos for Community Archive
Windsor residents are invited to submit their St. Patrick's Day celebration photos to create a vibrant community archive capturing local festivities and cultural heritage.
Calgary Expo Parade of Wonders Expands Route for 2026
The Calgary Comics and Entertainment Expo announces an expanded route for its Parade of Wonders, celebrating fandom and imagination as the event approaches in March 2026.
Hudson Williams Wears Sheer Mesh Shirt at Oscars Party
Vancouver actor Hudson Williams made a bold fashion statement at the Vanity Fair Oscar party, wearing a sheer pleated top while discussing his red carpet looks and upcoming projects.
Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Tied to London, Ontario
Academy Award-winning director Maciek Szczerbowski, co-director of 'The Girl Who Cried Pearls,' maintains significant personal and professional connections to London, Ontario, highlighting the city's growing influence in the global film industry.
Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars Tour Hits Edmonton
Three iconic Canadian indie rock bands—Metric, Broken Social Scene, and Stars—are joining forces for the All the Feelings Tour, with a highly anticipated performance scheduled at the Jubilee Auditorium in Edmonton on June 29.
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Spanish King Acknowledges Abuse in Americas Conquest
King Felipe VI of Spain has publicly recognized the significant abuses that occurred during the Spanish conquest of the Americas, marking a notable moment in historical reflection.
Walk Off The Earth and Andy Grammer at Caesars Windsor
Caesars Windsor announces an all-ages summer concert featuring Walk Off The Earth and Andy Grammer on August 16, 2026, promising a vibrant musical experience.
Spielberg and Chalamet Avoid Awkward Oscars Encounter
Timothée Chalamet and Steven Spielberg nearly crossed paths on the Oscars red carpet, avoiding direct contact after Spielberg's pointed comments about Chalamet's ballet and opera remarks.
Cardi B Slams Hamilton, Ontario Over Low Ticket Sales
Rapper Cardi B publicly calls out Hamilton, Ontario, for disappointing ticket sales to her upcoming show, using social media to express frustration with local fans.
Anderson Addresses Criticism of Black Women in Oscar Film
After months of silence, director Paul Thomas Anderson acknowledged critiques of how his Oscar-winning film 'One Battle After Another' portrays Black women, particularly Teyana Taylor's character Perfidia Beverly Hills.
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Kitchener Studio's Role in Oscar-Winning Film
Fred Smith Studio in Kitchener, Ontario, provided essential visual effects and post-production services for the film that earned Sean Penn an Oscar, highlighting the region's growing entertainment industry.
Jack Harlow's 'Got Blacker' Remark Sparks Debate
Rapper Jack Harlow faces backlash after saying he 'got Blacker' on his new album 'Monica,' igniting discussions about cultural appropriation in music.
CKUA CEO Adam Mitchell to Stay On as Leader
The board of CKUA has announced that CEO Adam Mitchell will remain in his position, citing his strong leadership and alignment with the organization's vision for the future.
Montreal Filmmakers Win Oscar for Animated Short
Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski reflect on their Oscar victory for best animated short film, highlighting Montreal's artistic community and the National Film Board's legacy.
SNL Mocks RFK Jr. with 'MAHAspital' Sketch on Health Ideas
Saturday Night Live's latest episode featured a satirical sketch called 'MAHAspital' that humorously critiques Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s 'Make America Health Again' program through a parody of medical dramas.
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Davide De Pierro Announces Vancouver Show at Rio Theatre
Popular TikTok and Instagram influencer Davide De Pierro will perform a live show in Vancouver on November 1, featuring storytelling and audience interaction.
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