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North of North’s Anna Lambe is embracing her big moment https://t.co/mCV9yJGVTb

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Ohio State Murders at Shaw is a brutal, timely investigation of campus racism https://t.co/cSiUbqLk8G

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Onslaught is a lean, mean, last-gasp-of-summer scream https://t.co/Raf34mDzvQ

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Closing arguments to begin in Tupac Shakur murder trial https://t.co/BdQACM0iRc

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Olivia Rodrigo’s modern-day Lilith Fair was sanctuary in turbulent times between Canada and the U.S. https://t.co/Iy0wpSiszi

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In Amadeus at Shaw, Salieri – and a clever set – steal the show https://t.co/4oMJAGahRV

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Celine Dion is back in Paris ahead of her comeback concerts https://t.co/FSU5DivIWh

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JJ Levine is having a moment https://t.co/3NOwZ2HqUG

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As AI-generated music floods platforms, Canadian artists demand consent, transparency and pay https://t.co/D1lExVElLY

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This fall, Zorga Qaunaq is North of North, central to TIFF, and everywhere in between https://t.co/I5LF9rCqRw

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Parlance of our times: ‘Body count’ https://t.co/9bESv3uVqA

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The Globe and Mail Bestsellers for the week of Aug. 29 https://t.co/1Wrk4ERal4

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Randolph College for the Performing Arts closes after failing to renew its accreditation https://t.co/Pzd6fx010x

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Toronto theatre’s loss of new Matt Johnson film Tony highlights ‘unfair’ zoning practices https://t.co/e9Vka7gAwZ

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Finding Emily mostly earns its romcom pedigree https://t.co/rf9mfn3FLA

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Peter Cullen, Montreal-born actor who lent his voice to Optimus Prime in Transformers, dies at 85 https://t.co/khwNkGSNpf

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What to watch this weekend: Fool Me Once investigates a Canadian con artist https://t.co/6lZdCxCmOY

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From meeting Gord Downie to watching The Tragically Hip’s final concert, you told us your favourite memories of the band https://t.co/lqstVrgJvZ

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Twenty years later, Alfonso Cuarón’s Children of Men feels more urgent and powerful than ever before https://t.co/3jbIw4fnSP

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Singer-songwriter Meredith Moon visits the ghosts of folk festivals past https://t.co/LfFfiTcyXH