Frontman Max Kerman said the move was because "COVID-19 does not negotiate."

Arkells frontman Max Kerman and guitarist Mike DeAngelis say the performance was their way of "sending their love" to all grads and the class of 2020.

Arkells frontman Max Kerman says a collaboration with the YMCA has netted the wellness agency over $10,000 through online T-shirt sales.

So far, Kerman says he has had viewers from Italy, the United Kingdom and New York City as well as from across Canada.

It's a Canada-heavy selection this week, seasoned with the return of James Taylor.

The quintet used social media and it's website to offer up a free t-shirt to those who buy subscriptions to local online news.

In recent years a growing number of notable acts have taken a stand against performing encores.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford told the provincial legislature on Tuesday that Hamilton has been ignored because the NDP has destroyed the city.

Powell started with the HSR in 1969, when an adult fare was just 30 cents.

Toronto Raptors coach Nick Nurse took his off-court skills on stage Saturday night.