Swift announced on Sunday who she was voting for, breaking her long-standing refusal to discuss anything politics
“Bent On Art” features a broad selection of work by LGBTQ+ artists in the Kootenay region
B.C. is one of the top three international full-service production centres in North America with more than 65 film studios
Court hearing that comes nearly four years after he killed a man with his truck outside a Compton burger stand
Piano-playing star on three-year ‘Farewell Yellow Brick Road’ tour
Nina Amelio is making a big move to pursue her singing career.
In a ceremony that started out congratulating TV academy voters for the most historically diverse field of nominees yet, the early awards all went solely to whites.
Brother and sister work in Williams Lake and Langley RCMP detachments
Stranger Than Fiction’s Madi Duncan from Port Alberni was invited up on stage at the Vancouver show
One-woman show, To See or Not to See; Homecoming, will be performed by Creston resident, Ruth Bieber
Salma Hyeck says these once-taboo topics are the talk of the town, leading to change both on- and off-screen
‘My Name Was January’ movie eulogizes ’the life of our group, the social glue’
Drake offered his apologizes to moviegoers at Toronto International Film Festival, but gave little explanation as to why he bailed on his opening night event in the first place.
Reports indicate the actor died of a heart attack in Florida
Eight Netflix films will screen at TIFF in the coming days, marking the largest number of movies the company has ever brought to the festival.
Rossland photographer has been shooting Kootenay landscapes for more than 20 years.
As the Toronto International Film Festival prepares to kick off Thursday, it’s doing so in a changed landscape .
First Contact follows six Canadians as they learn the truth behind many racial stereotypes
Lawrence Ricketts released his debut novel The Third Law in June.
The Hollywood North stuntman was in Nelson to teach a workshop
