Drake turns FOMO into a surreal film
Drake premiered an hourlong visual project packed with new clips, guests and songs tied to his latest albums.
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Drake premiered an hourlong visual project packed with new clips, guests and songs tied to his latest albums.
Drake’s delayed FOMO video teases a summer project packed with luxury scenes, family moments, and new features.
A small dinner above Yorkville, Nikkei food from a Michelin-starred chef and a hidden vinyl bar that kept the night going.
Mark Carney pitched Canada as a safe harbour for global capital and floated a new kind of alliance with the EU.
A masked Quebecois duo took their microtonal noise to late-night TV and brought a brand new song with them.
Serville Poblete set his coming-of-age drama in a Toronto housing complex and left out everything you expect.
Digital rights groups want Brussels to push back on a Canadian bill they say would weaken the encryption everyone relies on.
With Trump's tariffs biting, Canada gathered 300 investors who manage $120 trillion and made its case for money flowing north.
A golf trophy handover in Doonbeg turned into a tariff win for Irish distillers, while Canadian booze got banned outright.
Mark Carney wants a "unique alliance" with the E.U., and the options run from more trade deals to something close to Norway's status.
With Trump squeezing Canada out of the US market, Mark Carney is asking global money managers to bet on Canada itself.
At 44, Seth Rogen got a career achievement award in his home country and wondered aloud if someone knew something he didn't.
Gabriel Martins turns a fatal bus crash into a grief drama that keeps losing its own best material.
Mark Carney is floating a status the EU has never offered anyone: associate member.
An elderly man shuffles down a BC sidewalk with a black bear at his heels, and strangers across the street have to shout the news.
A Chicago writer flies to Winnipeg every month, and after two years the split life still beats picking a side.
Ninety-three pro fights, not one knockdown, and a life outside the ring that hit harder than anyone in it.
Variety's Toronto shortlist leans on British star power, new voices from Scotland and Ireland, and a gothic musical about taxidermy.
Thousands of Canadians stopped buying American, and many say they are never going back.
A quiet funding push in Canada put eight First Nations directors on the Toronto Film Festival lineup at once.
The $27.3 billion trade gap with Canada is mostly one product Midwest refineries cannot replace.
A Toronto Midnight Madness premiere turns the rise of Brian Mulroney into a collage of archive, animation and effects.
Alberta's premier came back from Music City with a plan, plus two other Canadian music wins worth knowing about.
Helen Mirren as a maybe-murderer, Chris Rock's return, and a Blackpink doc walk into an 11-day festival.