Aberdeen Pavilion in Ottawa Closing for 2-Year Renovation
The historic Aberdeen Pavilion in Ottawa will shut down this spring for a two-year renovation project, prompting organizers to explore alternative venues for events.
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Winterlude's Final Weekend Draws Families for Last Fun
Families flocked to Snowflake Kingdom for the closing weekend of Winterlude, embracing winter activities before the season ends. The event highlighted community spirit amid cold weather.
Voting Opens for Best of Windsor Essex Awards
Residents can now vote for the Best of Windsor Essex Awards, highlighting beloved local spots that shape the region's story. The initiative celebrates community favorites across various categories.
St. Vital Museum Unveils Restored Red River Cart
The St. Vital Museum in Winnipeg has revealed a meticulously restored Red River cart, highlighting its historical significance and the craftsmanship involved in preserving this iconic artifact.
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Trump Calls White House Dinner with Bill Maher a Waste of Time
Former President Donald Trump criticized his Valentine's Day dinner with comedian Bill Maher, describing it as a time-wasting encounter in a Truth Social post.
Family Day Weekend Activities in Edmonton
Discover diverse Family Day weekend events in Edmonton, from free activities at the Alberta Legislature to the Stollery hockey tournament and downtown entertainment.
Bill Maher Blasts Trump's EPA Climate Rollback
Comedian Bill Maher criticized President Trump and the EPA for rescinding a key scientific finding on greenhouse gases, calling it a historic deregulatory move.
Epstein Used Nobel Prize Glamour to Entice Global Elites
An investigation reveals how Jeffrey Epstein leveraged the prestige of the Nobel Peace Prize to attract high-profile figures into his network, highlighting the misuse of international accolades for personal gain.
Charlotte Cardin Wins Big at French Music Awards
Quebec singer Charlotte Cardin was named female artist of the year at France's Victoires de la Musique awards, becoming the first Quebecer to win the category since 2003.
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Wasserman Sells Company Over Epstein Files, Keeps Olympic Role
Hollywood power broker Casey Wasserman is selling his talent agency following revelations in the Epstein documents. The 2028 LA Olympics chairman's move aims to distance from controversy while maintaining his key sports leadership position.
Alcohol's Role in Building Civilization: A Historical Perspective
Author Edward Slingerland argues that alcohol consumption was crucial for human civilization, enhancing creativity, reducing stress, and building trust through millennia.
Amell on Blue Jays Heartbreak and New Crime Drama
Actor Stephen Amell discusses his emotional ties to the Toronto Blue Jays after their World Series loss and his role in the new Canadian crime series 'The Borderline'.
Nashville Takeover Festival Coming to Windsor-Essex, Chatham-Kent
The popular Nashville Takeover music festival is set to bring its country music celebration to Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent from April to October 2026, expanding its Canadian presence.
Sarah Spain Calls VP JD Vance a 'Demon' at Olympics
Former ESPN commentator Sarah Spain described Vice President JD Vance as having 'demon energy' during a U.S. women's hockey match at the Winter Olympics, sparking controversy in conservative media circles.
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How Catherine O'Hara's Kindness Saved Me From Toxic Work Culture
A young writer's brief stint as a cocktail server in a celebrity-filled New York restaurant reveals toxic workplace practices and disordered eating culture, until an encounter with Catherine O'Hara offers a different vision of success.
Indigenous Films Showcased at Calgary's Oki Corral Festival
The inaugural Oki Corral Film Festival in Calgary highlights Indigenous storytelling through cinema, celebrating diverse voices and cultural heritage in a landmark event for the community.
Charli XCX Soundtracks Fennell's Gothic 'Wuthering Heights'
Emerald Fennell's bold adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights' reimagines the classic novel as a visceral, angsty teenage fever dream, featuring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
Megyn Kelly's 'Unhinged' Rant Over Bad Bunny's Spanish Super Bowl Show
Megyn Kelly's explosive criticism of Bad Bunny's Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime performance, calling it a 'middle finger to America,' has drawn widespread condemnation as 'unhinged' and xenophobic from critics and academics.
Why Jeans Prices Vary: $50 to $500 Explained
Fashion industry insiders reveal why jeans prices range dramatically from $50 to $500, examining factors like materials, production scale, ethical practices, and brand names that determine cost.
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Trans Author Slams Media Hiding Shooter's Trans Identity in B.C. Shooting
Julia Malott, a transgender writer, argues that media's selective reporting on identity markers like 'female' while omitting 'transgender' in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting coverage represents biased journalism rather than neutrality.
Ottawa's Romance Inspired Author Sonya Singh's Bestselling Novels
Former Ottawa TV weather presenter Sonya Singh discusses how the city shaped her bestselling rom-com novels, sharing dating stories from her time on local television and revealing Ottawa's most romantic spots.
Tim Dolighan's Political Cartoon Sparks Conversation on Feb 14, 2026
The Toronto Sun published a new political cartoon by Tim Dolighan on February 14, 2026, highlighting current events and sparking public discussion.
SUNshine Girl Jacqueline: Football Fan with Classic Car Dreams
Jacqueline, a Toronto SUNshine Girl featured in December 2018, shares her passion for singing, football, and her dream to drive a 1964 Impala. The 5-foot-2 blue-eyed Pisces continues to captivate readers with her vibrant personality.
Montreal Dancer's Surreal Super Bowl Moment with Bad Bunny
Montreal dancer Justin Corbo describes his Super Bowl halftime performance with Bad Bunny as a surreal, career-defining experience that has elevated his professional trajectory.
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Alberta Ballet's Romeo & Juliet Premieres with Bold Twists
Alberta Ballet's Canadian premiere of Francesco Ventriglia's Romeo & Juliet introduces fresh narrative elements, blending Prokofiev's score with innovative choreography and award-winning costume design.
Vetting Tips in High-Profile Disappearance Cases
Experts emphasize the importance of meticulously sorting through tips in cases like Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, a vital but overwhelming task for investigators.
Calgary's Oki Corral Film Festival Debuts with Indigenous Films
The first Oki Corral Film Festival, featuring works by Indigenous filmmakers, launched Friday at Calgary's Globe Theatre, celebrating diverse storytelling and cultural heritage.
Winnipeggers Opt for Home Valentine's Day Celebrations
A growing number of Winnipeg residents are deciding to celebrate Valentine's Day at home rather than dining out, citing personal preferences and economic considerations.
Weekend Entertainment Guide: Movies and National News
A roundup of this weekend's new family-friendly movies and top national stories, including police investigations, climate targets, and sports updates.
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Tulsa Monument Honoring KKK Members Sparks Removal Debate
A monument in Tulsa's oldest park honoring known Ku Klux Klan members is facing intense community calls for removal or relocation, citing concerns over glorifying hate groups.
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