Even if you’re sick of hearing about war stories in the news, there’s no denying they can make for powerful drama, particularly when the story onstage is about those who tell those grim stories for a living.

Montreal filmmaker Yung Chang’s Up the Yangtze was named best Canadian program at the Banff World Television Awards Monday evening.

In the news release, Chantal Chamandy Performs the ‘Beladi Concert’ From Her Historic ‘Live at the Pyramids’ Concert July 3rd @ The Jerome Duncan Ford Theater, Detroit , issued earlier today by DOREEN D’AGOSTINO MEDIA over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that the headline should read, ‘A Night at the Pyramids’, rather than, ‘Live at the Pyramids.’

One team clearly has less to lose in Tuesday night’s U.S. Open Cup soccer match at PGE Park – and it’s not Hollywood United. “We’re not expected to win, so there’s no pressure on us – we’re leaving all that to the big-league boys,” says Ian …

Ray Buck and Newy Scruggs debate the release of Sidney Ponson, T.O.’s new deal and other hot sports topics.

You think that you can dance? Well, more than 1,000 people yesterday thought they could — well enough to audition for CTV’s new dance show: So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Toronto’s Graeme Goodhall was one of those who passed yesterday’s preliminary audition at the John Bassett [...]

British driver had a close call with local wildlife during practice for the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.

NEW YORK , June 9 /PRNewswire/ — Born in Egypt to parents of Egyptian, Lebanese and Greek descent and raised in Montreal, Canada , Chantal Chamandy is a pop singer born and bred to ignore boundaries and fuse the accessible with the exotic.

One of the Nineties’ more sweeping, elegant epics that often seems to be lost in the shuffle, director Francois Girard’s The Red Violin (or Le Violon Rouge , if you prefer) is a full-blooded motion picture experience, a romantic ode to the power of art that grips you from the opening moments and does not let go.

I can remember seeing Don Francks as an emcee at the old Windsor Theatre at 25th and Main (it is no longer there).

More than 1,000 try out for dance spectacular