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From Hostage Negotiations to Fiction: Gordon Black on The Epsilon Protocol
In September 1999, seven Canadians and one American were kidnapped in Ecuador.
Little White Lies Turn a Difficult Tour Into New Music With “String Me Along”
Ontario alternative pop-rock duo Little White Lies released “String Me Along” on October 2, a song that Katie Rose Campbell says grew out of a difficult U.S. tour and a change in how the band approaches its career
RaytheNihilist: Finding Meaning Beyond Awards and Criticism
RaytheNihilist has decided to give his critics their flowers. The Saskatoon-based Kainai/Blackfoot hip-hop artist, whose name is Raistlin MorningOwl, is preparing to release FLWRS//4DaCritics on October 21, following two wins at this year's Saskatchewan Indigenous Music Awards.
From Alberta to the Atlantic: Jay Whitehead brings Canada's bathhouse raid history to the stage
Jay Whitehead was backstage in Sackville, New Brunswick, this summer, preparing for a performance of his play 333: The Toronto Bathhouse Raids, when word reached him about a man at the theatre.
After 15 Years in Music, Fort McKay's Bryce Fabian Has Nashville in His Sights
“Getting people to actually listen.”
That's Bryce Fabian's answer when asked about the hardest part of building an independent music career in northern Alberta.
What is Natasha Henstridge doing now? Her latest movies and TV shows
Natasha Henstridge is still acting regularly, with current work spanning Netflix, Prime Video, independent film and a new Christmas movie.
Angine de Poitrine wins both Polaris prizes, with 11 ADISQ nominations ahead
Angine de Poitrine left Toronto’s Massey Hall on Sept. 22 with both of Polaris’s major 2026 awards.
Natasha Henstridge went from Newfoundland to Hollywood. Now she's back in creature territory.
Natasha Henstridge was born in Springdale, Newfoundland and Labrador, in 1974, and lived with her family in nearby South Brook before they moved west to Fort McMurray when she was five.
Anna Lambe takes the ELLE Canada cover as her career moves far beyond North of North
Anna Lambe is on the cover of ELLE Canada this fall, arriving there during a September that has already included the second season of North of North and the world premiere of another Canadian film in which she takes the lead.
Kathleen Robertson says growing up Canadian helped protect her from the worst of child stardom
Kathleen Robertson was 10 years old and living in Hamilton, Ont., when an open casting call came through her dance studio looking for a girl her age.