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Six Nuit Blanche installations you won't want to miss during the festival's 20th anniversary
From salvaged pipe organs to a restaged spoken-word performance featuring former Toronto mayor David Miller, Nuit Blanche marks two...
The Tragically Hip, Leslie Feist, Loverboy members inducted into Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame
Massey Hall ceremony in Toronto featured tributes from Jeff Tweedy, FINNEAS, Our Lady Peace, and other notable artists.
Jay Baruchel plays Canada's 'Mad Canadian' daredevil Ken Carter in The Stunt Driver
The film opens September 25, based on an NFB documentary. Baruchel says Carter reminds him of his father and the world he grew up in.
'Slo Pitch' returns to Crave as a half-hour comedy, premiering September 25
Karen Knox co-created the Toronto web series about a beer-league softball team and its off-field chaos. PageBoy and Crave revived it...
Scarborough's Chxrry wraps North American tour leg in hometown with sold-out Adelaide Hall show
The R&B and pop artist performed her first-ever headlining tour's second Toronto stop Saturday, playing tracks from her latest album U,...
Independent Canadian cinemas punch above their weight, demand studios loosen grip on releases
Despite making up just 16% of Canada's box office, independent cinemas drew 60% of revenue from Canadian films over a recent seven-week...
TIFF wraps Sunday with Oscar-primed films and Hudson Williams drawing massive crowds
The 51st Toronto International Film Festival closes this weekend after showcasing hits including Jesse Eisenberg's "The Debut" and...
AC/DC band members surprise Toronto fans at Steam Whistle pop-up after stadium cancellation
Angus Young, Stevie Young, and other band members signed merchandise and posed for photos Saturday despite the Rogers Stadium concert...
Anna Lambe on playing a selfish artist in Nyla Innuksuk's new TIFF psychological thriller
The Iqaluit-born actor discusses her complex role in 'In the Heart of the South,' which premiered at TIFF and explores who has the right...
Toronto film critic: generative AI in filmmaking is "fundamentally antithetical" to art itself
CapCut's AI filmmaking event at TIFF Market prompted pushback from critics who argue that algorithmic creation strips away the struggle...
Emily St. John Mandel's Exit Party imagines U.S. collapse and hopeful second chances
The Toronto author's new novel opens in 2031 LA—capital of a newly formed Republic of California—where a mysterious portal disrupts a...
Five TIFF films spotlight Ontario talent and locations this year
From a Toronto heatwave story to a disability rights drama shot in the city, TIFF 2026 highlights local filmmakers and actors.
