Anti-Trump Canadianism is pouring out of our Facebook feeds, TikTok reels and even the old-fashioned medium of long-form books. But is there anything substantive in this? If Trump goes away, will the ...

YEARBOOK OF THE ARTS IN CANADA— Edited by Bertram Brooker—Macmillan ($5). To scrape together and signalize Canada’s cultural fragments, Bertram Brooker, Canadian dabbler at painting and sculpture, ...

Canadian culture is more than just a northern version of the U.S.—it’s got its own voice, values, and vibe. From language and humor to politics and politeness, this video explores what makes Canada ...

Canada goes to the polls on April 28, and when its TV production community hits the voting booths, they’ll be doing so with a sense of renewed optimism. That’s all down to an unexpected source: Donald ...

If you’ve moved to Canada, you’ve probably noticed something strange. Everyone seems incredibly nice, smiling and apologizing, and offering pleasantries. Yet somehow you still feel completely alone.

If his late night bits are any indication, Stephen Colbert's track record suggests he might just be obsessed with us — ...

KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — On Sept. 20, visitors to Arcadia Creek Festival Place in Kalamazoo can attend the third annual Canadiana Fest, a day-long celebration of Canadian culture and food. “I created ...

Kalamazoo might be south of the Canadian border, but later this month, the city will be overflowing with poutine, maple syrup and all things Canuck. The Canadiana Fest is returning to Arcadia Creek ...

If you’re planning a trip to Canada but want to experience the more slowed-down and local flavor of Canadian life, consider these smaller town alternatives. Town-sizing is one of the latest movements ...

Last year, Toronto’s scrappy and resourceful Canadian Film Fest found itself handed an unlikely trump card when it came to stealing attention away from the city’s other big film festival. Just as the ...

The United States government recently announced a plan to leverage a 100 per cent tariff on “foreign” films. President Donald Trump explained it was because he wanted to protect the U.S. film industry ...