The sculpture was created by artist Al Hattie using recycled metals that emulate a microphone stand and Downie’s signature hat, complete with feathers. Continue reading →

A series of school visits by Downie’s brothers on Friday called for reconciliation and recognition of Indigenous issues. Continue reading →

Students in London will learn about the history of Canada’s residential school system and will also commit to acts of #reconciliACTION in their community. Continue reading →

Here are some of this year’s highlights and triumphs among Canadian musicians. Continue reading →

Many Kingston residents are voicing their concern over excessive partying at the newly built Gordon Edgar Downie Pier during the night hours. Continue reading →

Canadians are paying tribute to beloved singer and poet Gord Downie on the first anniversary of his death by sharing quotes, photographs and how The Tragically Hip impacted their lives. Continue reading →

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 →

The Artificially Hip are one of a number of Tragically Hip tribute acts performing in the coming days to mark the first anniversary of Downie’s death on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Legacy Spaces are designated spaces dedicated to providing information about Indigenous history, and about the journey of reconciliation. Continue reading →