Montreal

William Shatner has revealed that he and his daughter, Melanie Shatner Gretsch, both faced different types of advanced-stage cancer a few years ago.

Quebec City dancer and choreographer Enola Bédard got to live out her dream and perform with Shakira at the World Cup final halftime show in New Jersey.

Video game developers working at Bethesda Game Studios spent their lunch break voicing their displeasure with Microsoft’s latest round of cuts.

Montreal singer-songwriter Allison Russell believes despair can be its own trap as the Grammy winner releases new album.

Drums will ring out from the south of the Saint Lawrence River, and traffic is bound to back up on the Honoré-Mercier Bridge this weekend as Kahnawake hosts the Echoes of a Proud Nation Pow-Wow.

Quebec actor Marc Messier, best known for his roles in “Lance et Compte,” “Broue” and “La Petite Vie,” has died at the age of 78.

David Letterman is headed to Montreal’s Just For Laughs festival for the first time ever to host An Evening with David Letterman and Special Guest Will Arnett.

One of Canada’s most celebrated songwriters is hitting the road again, despite his advanced age. Bruce Cockburn says it will highlight six decades of socially conscious music.

Siibi, the non-binary Eenou singer from Mistissini, Quebec, is a star on the rise.

The MusiquePlus music video channel is marking its 40th anniversary with a celebration tour and a new platform to discover.

Quebec internet sensations Angine de Poitrine, electronic music heavyweight Kaytranada and Toronto rockers the Beaches are among the acts competing for this year’s Polaris Music Prize.

TikTok announced Wednesday that the Quebecois pop culture and music brand MusiquePlus will return via the social media app.

Apparently, 16 nights of Celine Dion wasn’t enough. The Quebec pop superstar is adding 10 additional dates to her comeback run in Paris due to “overwhelming demand.”

Hudson Williams took home best lead performance for his role in “Heated Rivalry” and the time-travelling Toronto comedy “Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie” won best picture at the Canadian Screen Awards.

More theatres in Quebec experiment with performances that offer audio descriptions, sign-language interpretation and other measures to accommodate more people.