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Actor Leonardo DiCaprio took to Instagram to highlight the Canadian government’s possible extension of salmon farm licences. On social media he publicly opposed the change, and environmentalists are concerned that such farms threaten wild salmon.

We sit down with actor Grace Dove, who takes on the captivating role of ‘Aline’ in the psychological drama ‘Bones of Crows.’ We highlight the importance of this film in shedding light on Canada’s residential school system, the representation of Indigenous performers. She also talks about starring alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in his Oscar-winning role in...

Sun, Jan 3: “The Revenant” is the latest Hollywood film generating Oscar buzz. The movie stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a 19th century explorer who’s left for dead in the wilderness. It also features some local talent — including an actor got her start in Prince George. Here’s Grace Ke.

Mon, Feb 29: Hollywood’s biggest night turned out to be more about issues than statues. Oh, and Leonardo DiCaprio finally won. Mike Drolet reports.

U.S. actor Leonardo DiCaprio accepted the World Economic Forum’s 2016 Crystal Award for his contributions to improving the state of the world.

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Friday claimed social media Friday that actor Leonardo DiCaprio had funded nonprofit groups that he said are partly responsible for fires in the Amazon this year.

During a discussion on climate change in Washington, DC Monday, actor Leonardo DiCaprio asked U.S. President Barack Obama to “grade the global response to the climate change movement thus far?” Obama gave the movement an “incomplete” but said the world can “still pass the course.”

During a panel discussion on climate change on Monday, U.S. President Barack Obama, actor Leonardo DiCaprio and Dr. Katharine Hayhoe spoke about the possibility of a carbon tax in the near future and what that tax would mean.

Actor Leonardo DiCaprio got political during an acceptance speech at the Hollywood Film Awards on Sunday, urging voters to be mindful of climate change when they cast their ballots on Tuesday.

Producer-narrator Leonardo DiCaprio discusses “Ice on Fire”, a new documentary highlighting visionaries and scientists working to avoid catastrophic climate-related events.

Maya Bay, on Phi Phi Leh island in the Andaman Sea, will be closed to all visitors for four months annually starting this June to allow for the recovery of the battered coral reefs and sea life.

Brad Pitt might play a stuntman in “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood”, but it doesn’t mean he’ll be doing any stunts on his next movie – he says he’ll be leaving those to Tom Cruise. Plus, Pitt and co-star Leonardo DiCaprio talk about finally teaming up in Quentin Tarantino’s ninth feature film which premiered...

While he may or may not win the Palme d’Or with his Cannes Film Festival entry, “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood”, Quentin Tarantino accepted this year’s Palm Dog Awards for Brandy, the rottweiler who stars in the film alongside Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio.

Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and Leonardo DiCaprio sprinkled some old Hollywood magic on London at the premiere of “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”. The trio shared what it was like to work with legendary director Quentin Tarantino.

It was a star-studded event at the Los Angeles premiere of “Once Upon a Time In Hollywood”. Co-stars Margot Robbie, Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio, and director Quentin Tarantino hit the red carpet along with other celebs, including Chris Hemsworth, Snoop Dogg, and a surprise appearance by Britney Spears. Noticeably absent was Luke Perry, whose role...

Sat, Feb 27: The part of the bear in the Revenant film was played by BC stuntman Glenn Ennis, who studied video of bear movements — and violent videos of bear attacks — before donning a massive, bright blue suit to film with Leonardo DiCaprio. Squire Barnes reports.

Fri, Jan 22: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he told Leonardo DiCaprio “inflamed rhetoric” isn’t helping to address Canada’s climate change targets.

The top headlines of Global National with Dawna Friesen for Monday, January 11 include: the death of legendary singer David Bowie; Canadian man Colin Rutherford is finally free after the Taliban held him for five years in Afghanistan; and how actor Leonardo DiCaprio highlighted the environmental concerns on First Nations lands.

Mon, Jan 11: Actor Leonardo DiCaprio used his Golden Globes acceptance speech to deliver a message about aboriginal and environmental issues, making a point about what he thinks is wrong here in Canada. Robin Gill reports on the message and the reaction here.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Michael Moore and others sound off on Trump’s exit from the Paris climate agreement