11 Best Concerts in Vancouver for February 2026
From Cardi B's headline performance to diverse acts like Shame and Danko Jones, discover the premier live music events across Metro Vancouver venues this month.
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Snowshoe Artists Return to Riverview Winter Carnival
For the fifth consecutive year, snowshoe artist Matt Robinson and others bring their unique, ephemeral creations to Mill Creek Nature Park, enriching a beloved winter tradition in New Brunswick.
Windsor-Essex Kicks Off Black History Month
The Caribbean Centre in Windsor-Essex unveils a Black History Month banner to commence the annual celebration, highlighting local cultural heritage and community engagement.
Must-See TV: 'The Lincoln Lawyer' Season 4 Tops Watch List
Entertainment highlights for the week include the return of 'The Lincoln Lawyer' on Netflix, Josh Hartnett's thriller 'Trap,' and the 68th Grammy Awards with Sabrina Carpenter performing.
Second Epstein Accuser Claims UK Trip for Prince Andrew Encounter
A second Jeffrey Epstein accuser alleges she was sent to Britain for a sexual encounter with Prince Andrew in 2010, according to a BBC report citing her U.S. lawyer.
Animated Series Profiles Brave Women, Including First Black Female Lawyer
A new animated series from Edmonton highlights courageous women throughout history, featuring Violet King, Canada's pioneering first Black female lawyer, celebrating her legacy and inspiring future generations.
Elon Musk, Prince Andrew Named in Epstein Files Release
Newly unsealed court documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case reveal connections to numerous powerful figures, including tech billionaire Elon Musk and Britain's Prince Andrew, sparking renewed public scrutiny.
Art Garfunkel, Clipse Star at Clive Davis Pre-Grammy Gala
The annual Pre-Grammy Gala hosted by music mogul Clive Davis featured legendary performances from Art Garfunkel and Clipse, alongside rising stars, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
Bridgerton Season 4: Benedict's Romance and Class Dynamics
Netflix's Bridgerton Season 4 delves into class divides through Benedict Bridgerton's love story, introducing new upstairs-downstairs dynamics and societal critiques.
Mercy Review: AI Justice System Flaws in Sci-Fi Thriller
The new sci-fi thriller Mercy starring Chris Pratt explores a dystopian future where an AI judge determines guilt, raising urgent questions about technology, justice, and human corruption in America.
Kingston Diocese's 1826 Founding Transformed Religious Liberty
The establishment of the Archdiocese of Kingston in 1826 marked a pivotal moment in religious freedom, influencing the British Empire's shift away from anti-Catholic persecution.
Toronto Sun Letters: Carney Speech, Soldier's Mom
Letters to the Toronto Sun on February 1, 2026, critique Mark Carney's speech to Davos and praise a soldier's mother's letter about Trump's comments on Canada.
Andy Donato's Latest Political Cartoon for February 2026
Toronto Sun cartoonist Andy Donato has unveiled his latest political cartoon for February 1, 2026, continuing his tradition of satirical commentary on current events and public figures.
SUNshine Girl Vicky: Figure Skater Turned Personal Worker
SUNshine Girl Vicky, who posed for the Toronto Sun in July 2018, shares her background as a competitive figure skater, kickboxing enthusiast, and personal service worker.
LA Olympics Head's Emails with Maxwell in Epstein Files
Newly released government documents show 2003 email exchanges between LA28 chair Casey Wasserman and Ghislaine Maxwell, with Wasserman expressing regret for the correspondence.
Living Portraits: Edmonton City Hall Showcases Black Artists
Edmonton's new 'Living Portraits' interactive art installation at city hall invites visitors to engage directly with local Black artists, fostering dialogue and cultural exchange.
Jay Walker Podcast Debuts at #3 on Apple Podcasts Lifestyle Chart
The Jay Walker Podcast launched with immediate success, reaching #3 on Apple Podcasts Lifestyle Chart and #12 on iHeart Podcast Charts on its premiere day, supported by premium brand partnerships.
Winterlude's First Weekend Draws Crowds Embracing Winter
Ottawa's Winterlude festival kicked off with families and tourists enjoying winter activities like tubing, skating, and ice sculptures, celebrating the season despite cold temperatures.
Winterlude Festival Begins with Enthusiastic Crowds in Ottawa
The annual Winterlude festival launched in Ottawa and Gatineau with vibrant activities, ice sculptures, and community events, drawing crowds despite cold weather on opening weekend.
Maritime Dancers Audition for National Ballet School
Young dancers from across the Maritimes gathered in a Halifax studio to audition for Canada's prestigious National Ballet School, showcasing their talent and dedication.
Epstein Files Reveal Prince Andrew's Troubling Connections
Recently released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation reveal new details about the relationship between the disgraced financier and Britain's former Prince Andrew, including dinner invitations and controversial photographs.
VSO Premieres Modum: A Bold New Classical Work
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra launched its weekend program with Modum, a confident new composition by Alex Robertson, alongside works by John Adams and Carl Nielsen under guest conductor David Robertson.
Melania Trump Documentary Panned by Critics
The $75 million documentary 'Melania' has premiered in theaters to brutal critical reception, with a 6% Rotten Tomatoes score and accusations of propaganda, while fan reviews diverge sharply.
The Offspring's Wild, Perfect Arena Show at Rogers Place
The Offspring delivered a spectacular, high-energy concert at Rogers Place in Edmonton, featuring giant inflatable skeletons, crowd interactions, and timeless hits that captivated the sold-out audience.
Richard Crouse on Catherine O'Hara's Human Characters
Film critic Richard Crouse discusses the tributes and public reaction following the passing of beloved Canadian actress Catherine O'Hara, highlighting how her memorable roles were rooted in authentic humanity.
Musk Emails Show Epstein Island Inquiries in New Files
Newly released Justice Department documents reveal Elon Musk's email communications with Jeffrey Epstein, including inquiries about visiting the convicted sex trafficker's private island.
Calgary Opens Holy Gathering Place for Indigenous Ceremonies
The Confluence in Calgary has officially launched a new dedicated space for Indigenous ceremony and cultural practice, marking a significant step in supporting local First Nations traditions.
Prince Andrew's Epstein Links Detailed in New Documents
Newly released U.S. Justice Department documents reveal extensive details about Prince Andrew's friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, casting a long shadow over the royal's reputation.
Ex-Prince Andrew Dogged by Epstein Scandal in New Files
Britain's former prince Andrew faces renewed controversy as newly released Epstein files reveal photographs and emails linking him to the disgraced financier, intensifying pressure on the royal.
Catherine O'Hara Dies at 71, Schitt's Creek Cast Tributes
Beloved Canadian actress Catherine O'Hara, famous for roles in Schitt's Creek and Home Alone, has passed away at 71. Her co-stars and CBC pay tribute to her legendary career.
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