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Queen Elizabeth doesn't get blisters because she has a servant who breaks in her new shoes for her.

A recently discovered Maud Lewis painting will go on display on April 11, 2017, at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia to coincide with a release of a Hollywood film on the famed folk artist's life.

In a win for environmentalists, a California appeals court upheld a key part of the state's landmark climate change effort.

The head of the Juno Awards, Allan Reid, is apologizing for comments that co-host Russell Peters made during Sunday's telecast.

She just needed time and she found it on the bus.

While the memorial has largely been out of the media over the last year, it remains a hot topic locally in Cape Breton, and has left the Ingonish community divided over its merits.

Organizations to band together to seek more municipal support as Calgary's performing arts scene has become a casualty of corporate cost-cutting as the city's economic doldrums drag into a third year.

Truth and/or Reconciliation: audience co-authors Theatre for Living psychodrama and Itsazoo dramatization of Vancouver Observer investigative series.

Visitors revel in the peace found in the rugged landscapes of BC's Cariboo Chilcotin Coast

Sting gives moving tribute to journalist at Oscars

“We need the principled press to hold power to account, to call them on the carpet for every outrage," Streep said at the Golden Globes on Sunday.

Trudeau — who is known to be a big fan of "Star Wars" — honoured the iconic American actor by tweeting: "We'll never forget you, Carrie. May the Force be with you always."

Jim Gordon did a fantastic job leading Thicke to recap his fascinating life and career. I hope you enjoy listening to this interview as much as I did.

Canadian cuisine is hard to define but chef Sam Robertson knows his favourites.

As a child, Galloway loved watching movies. Her favourite films were “chick flicks,” including “anything with Drew Barrymore.”