Growing up in Saskatchewan, Brent Sopel didn't know what was wrong with him.

'Planet of the Humans' may be trash to some, says Mike Smyth, but it's a refreshing, alternative take on environmental orthodoxy to others.

Oscar-nominated director and environmental activist Josh Fox ('Gasland'), describes 'Planet of the Humans' as "a blatant affront to science and truth itself."

The feature-length documentary There's Something in the Water began streaming on Netflix on Friday.

Alberta is home to a lot of male-dominated industries. Farming, oil and gas and construction tend to employ mostly men. But it's those industries that are prone to stress and pressures. A new documentary is exposing the issues, profiling Alberta men and their mental health.

Pennebaker was a leader among a generation of filmmakers in the 1960s who took advantage of such innovations as Academy Award handheld cameras and adopted an intimate, spontaneous style known as cinéma vérité.

A group of filmmakers are creating a documentary called 'Tent City,' which highlights people's journeys into homelessness, and what life is like living at the site of a tent city.

A documentary exploring the golden era of professional wrestling will be available to Canadian wrestling fans on Amazon in July.

On Sunday at the Mile 0 monument in Victoria, Ryan Phillips began his nation-wide trek in hopes of raising awareness for mental illnesses.

When the First World War ended on Nov. 11, 1918, Mary Anne Cooper had just turned four years old. Cooper recently celebrated her 104th birthday, and she is one of Port Moody’s most treasured and inspirational residents… and soon to be the subject of a feature-length documentary.