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Love is Blind is officially coming to Canada, giving Canadians their chance at finding a future spouse… through a wall. Singles go on dates, but don’t meet face-to-face, as they’re separated in “pods,” not getting to see who’s on the other side of the wall until after accepting a marriage proposal. Touria Izri has more.

“Elle: From the World of Legally Blonde” takes us back before Elle Woods went to Harvard and into her high school years! Elle Woods, originally portrayed by Reese Witherspoon, is this time portrayed by newcomer Lexi Minetree, who tells us about how she was able to make the OG Elle Woods, Reese Witherspoon herself, cry!

More than 1.2-million Canadians are living with vision loss and for Vicky Nolan, her vision loss happened gradually. Nolan was declared legally blind after the birth of her second child, but that didn’t stop her from becoming a four-time Paralympian and six-time world champion rower with Team Canada. Susan Hay has the story.

After Maple the Llama went completely blind, she was introduced to Bo Peep the sheep.

Behind every blink, breath and tiny movement in Wildwood is years of painstaking work. York University alumna Rachelle Lambden takes Liem Vu inside LAIKA’s latest stop-motion epic at the exhibit ‘Wildwood: Inside the Performance to reveal how handcrafted puppets become emotionally rich characters.

A St. Lawrence College student has created an app that turns hikes into high scores. “WildQuest” blends nature exploration with gaming, a combination being compared to iNaturalist and Pokemon Go.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith made an emotional appeal Saturday for Albertans to vote against separation, citing progress in the province’s relationship with Ottawa. The Oct. 19 vote will ask whether Alberta should remain in Canada or move toward a second, binding referendum to begin the separation process.

Bell Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding to expand Bell AI Fabric in Saskatchewan from 300 megawatts to 1.2 gigawatts on Monday. The project may require up to $52 Billion dollars of investment, although experts say much of that may be spent on high tech chips from Taiwan, with...

This week in Minute at the Movies with Todd James: “Coyote vs. Acme” is a Looney Tunes romp featuring a blend of live action and animation. “Buddy” is a slasher horror set in a 90s kids show. Four friends find themselves on a road to nowhere in the psychological thriller “It Ends.”

Victoria and Saanich will vote this fall on whether they should merge into one city. A non-binding referendum to amalgamate will be part of municipal voting in October. As Kylie Stanton reports, the debate has gone on for years.

WATCH: Discover Saskatoon CEO Stephanie Pocha highlights the upcoming Outskirts Music Festival presented by SaskTel Centre on Friday, June 26 at SaskTel Centre grounds. The festival features Jelly Roll and Third Eye Blind, along with Cooper Alan, Wide Mouth Mason, and Brayden King.

Evidence is growing that there are attempts by foreign actors to influence Alberta’s upcoming referendum, which will include a question on whether Alberta should begin the legal process of holding a future, binding vote on separation. Heather Yourex-West looks at who’s behind the interference, the reaction from both sides of the separation debate, and how...

Quebec and Newfoundland have reached a non-binding deal on sharing energy from Labrador’s Churchill Falls plant, which Prime Minister Mark Carney has committed $10 billion to partially support. Heidi Petracek explains how it’s a big breakthrough after decades of disappointment for Newfoundland and Labrador and years of negotiations; and how this could reshape Canada’s energy...

Prime Minister Mark Carney joined Quebec Premier Christine Frechette and Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham in St. John’s N.L. Monday, to announce a non-binding deal on the Churchill Falls project. Hydro Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro jointly own the generating station, and the two provinces are coming together to, “develop the biggest clean...

Will there or won’t there be a new agreement on hydroelectricity between Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador? Reports suggest there could be one as early as next week. But no matter what’s in the memorandum of understanding, there’s pressure to nail down a binding contract before a potential change in government in Quebec. Heidi Petracek...

We caught up with MARBLE, the talented duo captivating crowds with their unique blend of juggling, comedy, and high-energy entertainment at the Halifax Busker Festival.

The story of why Blink-182 pulled out of Fyre Festival days before the chaos, according to Matt Skiba and his strange premonition.

The Calgary Stampede draws in hundreds of thousands of visitors including plenty politicians doing their best to blend in. It’s not their first rodeo, but as Heather Yourex-West explains committing a fashion faux pas can stir up trouble.

Mariska Hargitay is getting ready to host the 2026 Emmys in September. The star of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” who has received eight Emmy nods, was named the 78th Emmy Awards host on Tuesday. She will be the fourth woman to host the Emmys, and the first since Jane Lynch in 2011. Also:...

Two incredible events, one powerful cause. We chat with Blended Athletics and FSTR Endurance about Last One Standing and Summer Bash Against Brain Cancer— bringing the community together to fight brain cancer and support those affected.