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Whens the right time for an older adult to stop driving? Experts share the warning signs, which "general nervousness," close calls and a delayed response to unexpected situations.

John Dunning and Ricardo Cabral have a new graphic novel for Thought Bubble, Wiper, coloured by Brad Simpson and lettered by Jim Campbell out next week

G | 3h 32min | Drama, Epic | 1959 Imagine you’re a 23-year-old Jewish assistant director and production ...

Stanford leads all DI women's volleyball programs with nine national championships since 1981.

Night Raiders and Scarborough, two of the most acclaimed films to emerge from Canadian cinema this year, have each won five awards on the fifth evening of the Canadian Screen Awards. 

Friday nights Gophers sweep set up a second-round matchup with the Cardinal that is more typically reserved for the final weekend of the tournament.

Hampstead neighbours have called on Camden Council to dim "blinding" new LED street lights over concerns they affect Hampstead Heath's wildlife.

Mum took shattered husband to funeral directors after telling him she had 18 months to live - it was an attention seeking lie thats landed her in prison "The original motivation for this was simply to have attention and sympathy" Updated direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here We use your sign-up to provide content in ways youve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our un...

The ninth annual Canadian Screen Awards held their final night’s gala on Thursday, awarding the big prizes in film and television. Tracey Deer’s Oka-inspired Beans won both the John Dunning best first feature film award and best motion picture. This comes after her TIFF emerging talent award last year. Indigenous zombie feature Blood Quantum, which was leading with 10 nominations, won seven awards, including for Montreal-based Mi’kmaq writer-director Jeff Barnaby and best lead actor for...

Article content Mohawk filmmaker Tracey Deer has taken home one of the top prizes at Thursday night’s Canadian Screen Awards. Deer, from Kahnawà:ke, Que., had her film Beans nominated for several awards before Thursday night, and ending up closing the night with arguably the best of them all, the 2021 best motion picture award. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Mohawk filmmaker wins 2021 best motion picture at Canadian Screen Awards Back to video ...