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Theatre d'été's 'Mon Jour de chance' gambles with fate and fortune in Quebec production
A character who lost a dice roll for love decades ago gets another chance to reroll his life in this Quebecois adaptation of a 2024...
Sourde captures what happens when hearing loss divides a family from within
Director Eva Libertad's film explores parenthood, isolation, and microaggression through a deaf mother's struggle to parent a hearing...
Evil Dead Burn leans hard on gore and brutality but struggles to sustain narrative
Sébastien Vaniček's sixth installment in the franchise matches Evil Dead's signature horror-comedy blend but falters when spectacle...
Le gouffre lumineux: Quebec drama tackles cancer with humour and female friendship
A 10-episode series on ICI Tou.tv Extra starring Marie-Ève Perron follows a woman navigating cancer diagnosis, job loss, and...
Streaming guide: 10 new series to watch across Netflix, Apple TV, Crave, and ICI Tou.tv
La Presse curates the most-talked-about titles currently available, from Little House on the Prairie to Le gouffre lumineux, a new...
Bibi Club, Les Louanges, Angine de Poitrine among 10 finalists for 2026 Polaris Prize
The annual award celebrating Canada's most artistically significant album includes three Quebec artists. The Polaris Prize ceremony...
Université de Montréal acquires rare medieval manuscript fragment dating to year 900
The university's heritage collection expanded with seven acquisitions spanning over 1,000 years, including a parchment fragment written...
The Rolling Stones release new album Foreign Tongues with McCartney and Robert Smith as guests
The album features producer Andrew Watt and marks the band's second studio release in three years, with collaborations ranging from...
Le Comte de Monte-Cristo opens in Montreal with fierce theatrical pace and production scale
Serge Denoncourt's three-hour stage adaptation of Dumas's classic novel premiered Tuesday in Montreal with 17 actors and innovative...
Vivaldi et moi opens Friday across Canada with fresh take on composer's life through a student
Director Damiano Michieletto's debut feature premieres July 10 in bilingual versions, centering a young orphan's relationship with the maestro.
Marc Messier, legendary Québec actor of Broue and Lance et compte, dies at 78
The death of Marc Messier, who shaped Quebec culture across 50 years on stage and screen, prompted an outpouring of tributes from...
Iconic scenes of Marc Messier from Les Boys, Omertà, and La petite vie circulate online
Following the actor's death, Montrealers are sharing their favourite performances, including his legendary 'mental toughness' monologue...
