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What Is Canada's Oldest Film Production Company? The Competing Claims Explained
The Canadian Bioscope Company was founded in Halifax in 1912, made one of Canada's earliest commercial feature films and disappeared during the First World War.
ANCHOR Fest brings film, music and comedy to Charlottetown as PEI's screen industry grows
ANCHOR Fest is underway in Charlottetown, with film screenings, concerts, comedy shows and an industry conference running through October 18.
Charlottetown band Gizmo releases debut album All Your Worships
Charlottetown rock band Gizmo released its debut full-length, All Your Worships, on Oct 2, 2026 through Victory Pool Records, moving into the record’s first week with an Atlantic Canadian tour beginning this week.
Where was Netflix’s BELOW filmed? The Newfoundland locations behind Snooks Arm
Netflix’s Below was filmed in Newfoundland in 2025. The strongest records support St. John’s and the surrounding metro area, Brigus South and Pouch Cove as production locations, while provincial documents tie the production more specifically to Brigus South Harbour and planned filming at Marine Park in Pouch Cove
Eight recipients receive 2026 Governor General’s Visual and Media Arts Awards
Eight artists and arts contributors from across Canada have received the 2026 Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts, with this year’s recipients working across textiles, film, installation, photography, digital media and art history.
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.