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Conductor Noel Edison launches new choir after sexual misconduct allegations

Surfer, sound pioneer and guitarist Dick Dale dies at 81

Toronto’s Hot Docs film festival doubles down on gender parity and diversity with 2019 lineup

‘We don’t want to be second-place to anyone.’ B.C.'s Audain Prize for Visual Art increases to $100,000, joins ranks of Canada’s richest cultural prizes

What Brendan Healy has planned for Canadian Stage for 2019-20

Fourteen must-see operas across Canada this spring, from the traditional to the avant-garde

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We don’t have the prime minister biographies we deserve – and Canadian history suffers for it

March 19 Updated

Tanaz Bhathena’s latest, and three other young adult novels to read this spring

‘We didn’t want to give in’: Blockbuster video store in Oregon is last on Earth

March 18 Updated

New Zealand and Quebec, and how crime fiction helps us understand these devastating mosque shootings

Ausma Zehanat Khan

March 18 Updated

Jann Arden on her mother, TV Jann and launching her own sitcom

Two new office towers that will reshape downtown Toronto and Vancouver

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Saskatchewan sculptor Joe Fafard’s work inspired generations of visual artists

March 17 Updated

Junos 2019: Shawn Mendes wins album of the year, Corey Hart delivers tearful induction speech

March 17 Updated

Sidney Sheinberg, mogul behind Universal and Spielberg, dies at 84

Rashomon: What the iconic Japanese film teaches us about Jody Wilson-Raybould, Justin Trudeau and the social-media age

March 17 Updated

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Review: Author Greg Bellerby makes the ‘masterwork’ case for an overlooked Arthur Erickson house in West Vancouver

March 17 Updated

Art & Architecture

The Enthusiast: A brush with Canadian artistic greatness

Theatre & Performance

A sneak peek at the National Arts Centre’s 2019-20 season

Imax filmmaker Toni Myers worked with rock stars and astronauts

Review: Behaviour at the Great Canadian Theatre Company tells a #MeToo story on Parliament Hill, with daring shifts

Canada’s entry to the Venice Biennale shows a country of impostors

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ROM’s new Indian art exhibition showcases the dazzling grandeur of Jodhpur’s royal collection

Netflix’s Turn Up Charlie turns up an extra-zany Idris Elba

Three literary ways to spend the rest of March

March 15 Updated

Canadian YouTube star Lilly Singh to replace Carson Daly as host of NBC late-night talk show

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Review: The quirky Icelandic comedy Woman at War is a joy to watch

Six thrillers to start your spring

Theatre & Performance

Review: Unsafe is Sook-Yin Lee uncensored - whether you like it or not

Art & Architecture

Review: Thierry Mugler exhibition at the MMFA showcases the designer’s knack for extravagance – and lack of female insight

March 14 Updated

Review: Denis Côté's Ghost Town Anthology is beautifully haunted by the history of Canadian art

Review: Level 16 asks if you’re ready for more doom-and-gloom dystopia (and it doesn’t care what your answer may be)

Jan-Michael Vincent rose to fame on the television series Airwolf

Review: Don’t stand too close to wan melodrama Five Feet Apart

canada takes centre stage

Juno nominee Andy Milne created a theory of musical medicine … and then he was diagnosed with prostate cancer

March 14 Updated

Sebastian Lelio’s Gloria Bell, and the fine art of turning your life – and your original movie – around

March 14 Updated

Empire actor Jussie Smollett pleads not guilty to lying about Chicago attack charges

Review: Julianne Moore dances to her own glorious tune in Gloria Bell

Review: Wonder Park is like Pixar’s Inside Out on a roller coaster

Netflix concedes to removing Lac-Mégantic explosion footage from Bird Box movie

Review: David Bezmozgis makes a successful return to short stories with Immigrant City

Police in South Korea question K-pop stars over widening sex scandal

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