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Brian Paisley, founder of North America’s longest-running Fringe festival, has diedBrian Paisley, the founder of The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival has died in Mexico, following a long struggle with pneumonia.EntertainmentJul 7
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Uncharted: Crime and Mayhem in the Music Industry, episode 072: Forgotten music festival disasters, part 1Some music festivals were such big disasters that we've done we can to forget them. Time to bring those stories back.EntertainmentSep 1
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Edmonton’s summer of rain has Folk Fest trucking in sand, Fringe hiring meteorologistEdmonton's signature outdoor music festival is trucking in tonnes of sand and pumping out water to avoid becoming the latest casualty of the city’s wettest summer on record.WeatherAug 4
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Young Elvis tribute singer brings home gold at B.C. festivalJesse Lamont, 23, has been preforming as an Elvis Presley tribute artist for the last 18 months and recently won gold at the 2026 Penticton Elvis Festival.Jul 9
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Global’s ‘TMS2’ announces Brad Smith as co-host of new show'TMS2,' which premieres Sept. 8 at 1 p.m. ET/PT on Global, has also announced that Canadian TV personality Brittnee Blair will be joining the team as entertainment reporter.EntertainmentSep 2
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Danielle Smith avoids talk of separation at Alberta Day as referendum loomsSmith has called a vote for Oct. 19 that will ask Albertans whether the province should remain in Canada or hold a second, binding referendum on leaving the country.PoliticsAug 31
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Fierté Montréal Pride parade takes over downtown after week of celebrationsFierté Montréal is holding its 20th parade, where thousands gathered to watch the festivities, with security increased after the deadly attack at Berlin Pride in July.CanadaAug 9
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Dining room upgrades to get your home ready for hosting seasonConsider this your cue to shop gorgeous picks from Simons, Article, Cozey and more.The CuratorSep 9
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Toronto councillor tried to cancel FordFest after resident raised concerns about eventFordFest is an annual barbecue and festival organized by Premier Doug Ford, which was held in Thomson Memorial Park in Scarborough this year.PoliticsSep 2
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Strict bag policy among new changes at Osheaga fest. Here’s what you need to knowOsheaga will take place at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal from July 31 to Aug. 2, 2026, and will feature an eclectic mix of performers, including Tate McRae, Lorde and Wolf Parade.EntertainmentJul 31
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Heritage Festival returns to Hawrelak Park this August long weekendHeritage Festival expects around 300,000 people will embrace the tastes, smells, sights and sounds of more than 60 countries and cultures across 65 pavilions at Hawrelak Park.ConsumerJul 30
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Simu Liu, Jeremy Lin bring hoops, hope to MarkhamEven during his bachelor party in Ontario's Muskoka region, Simu Liu had Markham on his mind.SportsJul 31
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Hamilton’s Festival of Friends: The free music fest that’s lasted 50 yearsThe Festival of Friends has been running since 1976. How does a free three-day music festival manage to last for 50 years? Let's find out.EntertainmentJul 26
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Immigrant groups say racism rising in Alberta as referendum loomsUniversity of Alberta political science professor Jared Wesley says the upcoming referendum in Alberta is at least partially to blame.InvestigationsAug 29
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Pumpkin problems: Alberta’s wet summer affecting annual cropPumpkin patch owners in northern Alberta are looking at unprecedented options, like charging admission, or shipping in pumpkins, as the wet summer wreaks havoc on their crops.CanadaAug 12
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Vancouver games show Tempo’s Canada-wide reachTeresa Resch is preparing herself for a full-circle moment.SportsAug 20
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Edmonton city council considering rule changes for e-scooters, e-bikesThe City of Edmonton is considering permanent changes to where e-scooters and e-bikes can go and park, along with how fast they can travel.TrafficAug 11
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Honda Indy Markham: What you need to know for race weekendThe Honda Indy is back in action this weekend, with a new location that promises fun for the fans and unpredictability on the track.SportsAug 13
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Canada’s months-long World Cup party comes to an end with finalThe championship match, expected to draw a global television audience of nearly two billion viewers, closes the first 48-team men's World Cup and Canada's role as a host.SportsJul 19
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Ag in Motion returns to Saskatchewan with driverless tractors, dronesFrom driverless tractors to weather monitoring systems, Saskatchewan's Ag in Motion is displaying some of the latest ag-tech in the world this week.CanadaJul 22