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Cate Blanchett Says #MeToo Movement 'Killed Very Quickly'
The acclaimed actor critiques how momentum for change stalled in Hollywood.
Barbra Streisand Cancels Cannes Appearance After Knee Injury
The legendary performer won't attend the Palme d'Or ceremony this week due to a recent knee injury.
Cruise Industry Shrugs Off Recent Virus Outbreaks
Hantavirus and norovirus cases haven't dented demand. Travelers still booking despite health concerns.
Long Weekend Weather Disrupts Prairie Festivities
After a wet, snowy Saturday, Victoria Day celebrations are rebounding across Alberta, with improved conditions allowing outdoor events...
Canadian Gender Equality Debate Reaches Critical Moment
LGBTQ advocates are calling on Canadians to make a decisive choice on equal rights, framing the current moment as pivotal for the...
Sandra Hüller Stuns Again at Cannes With 'Fatherland' Performance
The acclaimed German actor delivered another standout performance at the 79th Cannes Film Festival—and it's generating serious...
Five Things to Watch in Canadian Business This Week
From energy markets to corporate earnings, here's what's moving money and attention across the country.
Ontario Faces First Heat Wave as Temperatures Spike 10 Degrees
Southwestern Ontario is bracing for dangerously hot weather as temperatures climb well above seasonal norms.
Portuguese Community in Montreal Defies Permit Denial for Procession
A cultural celebration will proceed on the Plateau despite the city's refusal to issue an official permit.
Cruise Lines Shrug Off Recent Virus Outbreaks
Despite hantavirus and norovirus cases aboard cruise ships, the industry expects a record year for bookings.
Young Kyiv Couple Killed in Russian Airstrike
A young Ukrainian couple who had dreamed of starting a family together was killed in a Russian airstrike on Kyiv.
Oldest English Poem Found in Rome Library
Researchers discovered the oldest surviving English poem hidden in a forgotten medieval manuscript in a Roman library.