Toronto's Sticky Brain celebrates Chinese culture and accessibility in Rooster
Sasha Boersma and Deborah Chantson on the importance of diversity, accessible game design and making audiences cry.
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Sasha Boersma and Deborah Chantson on the importance of diversity, accessible game design and making audiences cry.
Desperate to build housing, Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives have introduced sweeping legislation that throws in nearly everything but the kitchen sink.
WildBrain Television is thrilled to announce the exclusive Canadian premiere of international co-production Louise Lives Large on Family Channel on April 3, 2024 at 7 p.m. EST, with new episodes rolling out every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. EST starting April 17. The premiere of Louise Lives Large is part of Family Channel's free preview running now until April 5. The heartwarming series will also premiere on Ireland's RTE on April 3, with Belgium's KETNET premiering the series fall 2024.
"Join the Canada Black Music Archive on February 23rd at the City of Toronto Archives for a special event celebrating Black History Month. Enjoy live performances by renowned artists, an exhibition, and a presentation highlighting the contributions of Black Canadian musicians. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of Black Canadians through music and history."
Newcomers Summer H. Howell (Curse of Chucky) and Sarah-Maxine Racicot star alongside Michael Wittenborn (Netflix’s All Quiet on the Western Front) and Greg [...]