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Exhibition of 20 works includes images from the artist’s George Ryga Award–winning book Night Moves: The Street Photography of Rodney DeCroo.

From now until the end of the month, the Cultch Gallery will exhibit 20 of DeCroo’s phot

The @whisfilmfest has unveiled its full lineup, running December 2 to 6, with a total of 103 films, 70 percent of them Canadian.

Fest also announces 16 Canadian contenders in the Borsos Competition, and big-name features like Rose, The Debut, and Ma

Chutzpah! Festival returns from November 3 to 15!

This year, Chutzpah! explores and celebrates the stories and lives of our artists. From hilarious comedy that will have you in stitches to exhilarating dance pieces, concerts, and even a panto that

Dial M for Murder, Antigone, Wildwoman among contenders in Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards nominees.

In medium-budget category, shows like The Effect, Fire Never Dies, and People, Places & Things stand out, while small-budget division features

Chor Leoni’s Remembrance Day program mixes tradition with the unexpected.

According to artistic director Erick Lichte, the choir’s long-running annual event often feels more like a ritual than a concert.

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How often does a new Canadian musical come along?

In the case of Meadows of Stone, the timing couldn’t be better: in honour of Remembrance Day, the moving new work by local stage performer Amy Lee Newman, with music and lyrics by Jim Hodgkinso

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