Edmonton Artist ARDN Gets Rare Juno Rap Nomination
Edmonton-based musician ARDN receives a Juno Award nomination in the rap category for his EP 'Keep Your Eyes on the Sparrow,' highlighting Alberta's growing hip-hop scene.
Category : Music
Brian May on Queen's U.S. Tour Safety Concerns
Queen guitarist Brian May cites safety concerns as a reason the band may avoid U.S. tours, while hinting at potential Las Vegas residency at the Sphere venue.
Springsteen Performs New ICE Protest Song in Minneapolis
Music icon Bruce Springsteen premiered a new song criticizing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during a powerful performance in Minneapolis, blending art with political activism.
Hucksterland Musical Exposes Political Corruption in Calgary
Calgary playwright Caleigh Crow's punk rock musical Hucksterland delivers a satirical critique of political corruption and housing market exploitation through loud, unsubtle theater.
Montrealer's Grammy Nomination After L.A. Move
Chase Worrell, a Montreal songwriter and producer, discusses his Grammy nominations for work on Duran Bernarr's song Overqualified, reflecting on his journey from Brossard to Los Angeles.
White House Slams Springsteen's Protest Song as 'Irrelevant'
The Trump administration criticizes Bruce Springsteen's new protest song 'Streets of Minneapolis,' calling it inaccurate and urging media to focus on immigration enforcement instead.
Carney Hails 'Heated Rivalry' as Canadian Values Champion
Prime Minister Mark Carney celebrated the Canadian series 'Heated Rivalry' at an Ottawa event, highlighting its global success and connection to LGBTQ rights advocacy during challenging times.
Goldie Boutilier's Healing Journey Through Music
Maritime singer Goldie Boutilier shares her path from exploitation in Los Angeles to recovery and artistic rebirth through honest songwriting and performance in Calgary.
Edmonton Arts Weekend: The Offspring, Billy Joel & Gallery Show
Edmonton offers diverse cultural events this weekend including The Offspring concert, Billy Joel orchestral tribute, and Persian-inspired art exhibition at St. Albert gallery.
Steve Nease Cartoon: Canadian Political Satire
Political cartoonist Steve Nease releases his latest work on January 30, 2026, offering sharp commentary on Canadian current events through visual satire.
Heated Rivalry Fleece Jacket Released After Fan Demand
The iconic white Team Canada fleece jacket worn by Shane Hollander in the hit series Heated Rivalry will be released thanks to a viral fan petition and partnership with Province of Canada.
BBC Apologizes for Omitting Jewish Identity of Holocaust Victims
The BBC has apologized after criticism for repeatedly referring to six million Jewish Holocaust victims as 'people' in International Holocaust Remembrance Day coverage.
B.C. Singer Laila Biali Earns Surprise Grammy Nomination
Vancouver jazz pianist Laila Biali expresses shock at her 2026 Grammy nomination in the Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album category alongside icons like Lady Gaga and Elton John.
Broncos Families Angry Over Netflix Hockey Series
Families of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims express anger and disappointment over Netflix's upcoming series, calling it exploitative and unauthorized.
Neil Young Gives Free Music to Greenland for Stress Relief
Rock legend Neil Young provides Greenland residents free access to his entire music catalogue, aiming to ease stress from U.S. political threats. Access requires a Greenland phone number.
Ariius Nightclub Relocates to Downtown Windsor
Windsor's popular Ariius nightclub is moving to a new downtown location, signaling growth for the city's entertainment district and nightlife scene.
Springsteen's New Song Protests Minneapolis Violence
Bruce Springsteen has released a new protest song titled 'Streets of Minneapolis,' dedicated to the city's residents and victims of ICE-related violence, including Alex Pretti and Renee Good.
Montreal Hip-Hop Group Muzion Gets Canada Post Stamp
Canada Post celebrates Black History Month by issuing commemorative stamps honoring three influential acts, including Montreal's pioneering hip-hop group Muzion, recognizing their cultural impact.
Toronto Professor's Grammy-Nominated Love Letter to City
Justin Gray, a professor at Humber College in Toronto, has created a Grammy-nominated album that serves as an immersive audio tribute to the city, blending music with local soundscapes.
Clarkson and Seyfried Duet 'Beautiful Disaster' on Talk Show
Kelly Clarkson and actress Amanda Seyfried delivered a spontaneous duet of 'Beautiful Disaster' on Clarkson's talk show, creating a viral moment that led to a Las Vegas performance invitation.
ECMA 2026 Nominees Announcement in Sydney, N.S.
The East Coast Music Association will reveal the 2026 ECMA nominees live from Sydney, Nova Scotia, highlighting regional musical talent and industry recognition.
Vancouver's Top 10 Music Acts to Watch in 2026
From Punjabi pop to big band jazz, discover the diverse and talented Vancouver musicians generating buzz and poised for national recognition in 2026.
Canada Post Stamps Honour Black Canadian Hip-Hop Legends
Canada Post has issued a new commemorative stamp series featuring Michie Mee, Muzion, and Maestro Fresh Wes, honouring their contributions to hip-hop culture during Black History Month.
Steve Nease's Latest Political Cartoon Released
Political cartoonist Steve Nease has published his latest work for January 28, 2026, offering satirical commentary on current events through his distinctive artistic style.
SUNshine Girl Amy: Outdoors Lover and Astronaut Aspirant
Discover SUNshine Girl Amy's passion for outdoor adventures like fishing and hiking, her indoor museum visits, and her dream of becoming an astronaut, captured in Toronto Sun photos from 2016.
SUNshine Girl Lavender Mai: Toronto Sun Feature Spotlight
Explore the story of Lavender Mai, a featured SUNshine Girl known for her sassy and confident personality, as captured in exclusive Toronto Sun photos from 2019.
B.C. Thrift Store Record Discovery Fulfills Musical Dream
A mysterious record found at a British Columbia thrift store has made a rock-and-roll dream come true after decades, astonishing the finder and highlighting unexpected connections.
April Wine Joins Triumph for Maritimes Spring Tour
Legendary Canadian rock band April Wine is set to return to the Maritimes this spring as special guests of fellow rock icons Triumph, marking a major reunion for classic rock fans.
Tate McRae Leads Juno Nominations with Six Nods
Calgary-born pop star Tate McRae earns six Juno nominations for 2026, tying with Justin Bieber. She leads nominations for second consecutive year with nods including Artist of the Year and Fan Choice Award.
Wu-Tang's $4M Album 'Shaolin' Revealed at Sundance
The world's most expensive album, Wu-Tang Clan's 'Once Upon a Time in Shaolin,' was played at a rare listening party in Utah. The documentary 'The Disciple' explores its controversial history.
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