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Haroon Siddiqui's 2023 memoir, My Name is Not Harry, is a dazzling journey through Indian Sufism, pre-partition Muslim-Hindu harmony, the horrors of partition, a leap across the ocean to the middle of nowhere (sorry, Brandon Manitoba), finally finding his home at the Toronto Star, from whence, back to central Asia (Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India during

He and his wife operated well-known Four Seasons camp for 40 years

In Episode 5 of The Road, Isaac Phan Nay examines how some First Nations are fighting Ring of Fire development.

The Atholl Hotel on King’s Gate, Aberdeen, is being remarketed by new agents at a discounted price of £3.2 million.

Read Empire's listing of the best British films.

Forty-one years ago, an angry Canadian radio newsman, Gordon Sinclair, inspired many when he took to the airwaves to defend the U.S. and denounce much of the world as ingrates who didn’t appreciate America’s greatness. “Can you name me even one time when someone else raced to the Americans in trouble? I don’t think there was outside help even during the San Francisco earthquake. Our neighbors have faced it alone and I am one Canadian who is damned tired of hearing them kicked around.”

WHILE there are still tickets available for most screenings at the forthcoming Screenplay film festival at Mareel, organisers have expressed their delight with the way bookings have been going so far. This year’s Screenplay festival, the last to be curated Kathy Hubbard, Mark...

From the blog of Michael Zoosman at The Times of Israel

The Toronto Star considers tying its legacy to a right-wing media empire that has never made money.