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Deryck Whibley: The Sum 41 frontman looks back on his life through heaven and hell
Deryck Whibley: The Sum 41 frontman looks back on his life through heaven and hell

For nearly 30 years, Sum 41 has been one of Canada’s most beloved and successful rock bands. This year, they’re saying their final goodbye, and lead …

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Quick Q: How a soccer injury led Nia Nadurata to songwriting
Quick Q: How a soccer injury led Nia Nadurata to songwriting

Nia Nadurata is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Toronto who just released her first EP, “Still Living With My Parents.” It captures the thoug…

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Enrico Colantoni: Why the actor credits his “working class mentality” for his success
Enrico Colantoni: Why the actor credits his “working class mentality” for his success

Enrico Colantoni (Galaxy Quest, Flashpoint, Veronica Mars) is one of Canada’s most successful actors with more than 100 TV and film credits to his na…

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Saya Gray: Her debut album, heartbreak & gigging as a teen with a fake ID
Saya Gray: Her debut album, heartbreak & gigging as a teen with a fake ID

The Toronto-born artist Saya Gray has just released her debut album, “Saya,” but it isn’t her first foray into music by a long stretch. Saya grew up …

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Meredith MacNeill & Jennifer Whalen: Tackling menopause with fearless humour
Meredith MacNeill & Jennifer Whalen: Tackling menopause with fearless humour

In the new sitcom “Small Achievable Goals,” co-creators Meredith MacNeill and Jennifer Whalen star as two women who are navigating menopause while al…

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Ron Dias: How growing up in Scarborough inspired his new film Morningside
Ron Dias: How growing up in Scarborough inspired his new film Morningside

The Canadian director Ron Dias describes his new film “Morningside” as a love letter to Scarborough — the district of Toronto where he grew up. The f…

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Tate McRae: Learning how to stay present at the height of pop superstardom
Tate McRae: Learning how to stay present at the height of pop superstardom

Calgary's Tate McRae is back with five Juno nominations and a brand new album, “So Close To What.” The reigning Canadian pop princess talks to Tom Po…

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Sebastian Gaskin: Why he started embracing his Indigeneity in his music
Sebastian Gaskin: Why he started embracing his Indigeneity in his music

Sebastian Gaskin is a musician from Tataskweyak Cree Nation in Manitoba who fuses his culture with R&B, rock and pop music. Now, he’s released his de…

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Will Oldham: How he ended up conducting Johnny Cash in the recording booth
Will Oldham: How he ended up conducting Johnny Cash in the recording booth

The musician Will Oldham, also known as Bonnie "Prince" Billy, is more than 30 years into his career with no sign of slowing down. With the release o…

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Matt Wright makes the case for silliness + Vivian Chong opens up about dating
Matt Wright makes the case for silliness + Vivian Chong opens up about dating

Matt Wright is a Canadian comedian from Newfoundland and Labrador who’s just released his first stand-up special, "Live at the Majestic.” He drops by…

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