Zine lovers from across Canada gather in Halifax for annual fair
The annual Halifax Zine Fair first opened in 1999. Continue reading
Art
Remai Modern exceeds own expectations 1st year
After nearly a year in operation, Saskatoon’s Remai Modern art gallery has had 453,176 visits. Continue reading
Burlington to honour Gord Downie’s legacy with tribute concert focused on truth and reconciliation
The Burlington Performing Arts Centre is holding a tribute concert to Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie with a portion of ticket sales supporting truth and reconciliation efforts. Continue reading
Nova Scotia won’t pay to help art gallery exhibit Annie Leibovitz photographs
The Nova Scotia government says it won’t ante up to help the provincial art gallery exhibit pictures by famed American photographer Annie Leibovitz. Continue reading
Indigenous artists create mural at University of Saskatchewan
By Angie Mellen Digital Broadcast Journalist
Two Indigenous artists have transformed the arts tunnel at the University of Saskatchewan into a mural dedicated to the importance of water security. Continue reading
Artist behind East Van Cross says new development will block views of iconic landmark
Ken Lum is calling on the City of Vancouver to find a solution as it reviews a proposed eight-storey office tower set to be erected next to the cross. Continue reading
Toronto artist carves his place in the city
By Susan Hay Anchor/Producer
Most days, weather permitting, Ward can be found sitting at the corner of Yonge and Elm streets in busy downtown Toronto carving, sanding and selling miniature birds, ducks, along with a few other things. Continue reading
Sask. First Nation acquires ownership-stake in Man. footwear company
Montreal Lake Cree Nation Chief Frank Roberts said acquiring an ownership-stake in Manitobah Mukluks makes economic sense. Continue reading
Ribbon-cutting ceremony opens Centre at the Forks in Museum London
About 100 people took time out of their Sunday afternoons to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Museum London’s $3.5 million renovation. Continue reading
WIAIH celebrates 60 years of serving the West Island
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
The West Island Association for the Intellectually Handicapped celebrated its 60th birthday by holding a block party in front of its Pointe-Claire headquarters. Continue reading
