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Financial woes have forced the CBC (Canadian Broadcast Corporation) to cancel two of its shows. Fashion File, and Steven & Chris will see their runs end on the network.

The Week the Women Went follows real Canadian families left to survive on their own after the heads of the household, the women, leave for a much-needed vacation.

Let's All Hate Toronto (2007) focuses on one of Canada's favourite pastimes. The documentary is too absorbed in its central topic to be truly engaging, despite its star.

Premier McGuinty announced that the government will honour its commitment to increase minimum hourly wages in 2010.

Star Trek's Mr. Spock (Leonard Nemoy) endorsed the mission to have the new film premiere in Vulcan, Alberta, Canada.

Three hundred Vulcans were transported (by bus) to Calgary on Wednesday May 6 for a preview screening of Star Trek XI.

Errol Flynn traveled to Cuba for many years to enjoy the Havana night life. He was drawn in by the Cuban Revolution and support for Fidel Castro, which he came to regret.

To correct media misrepesentation of Aboriginals there needs to be more Aboriginal journalists and editors.

Canadian officials have reacted to comments made by Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano regarding entry of the 9-11 terrorists into the USA from Canada.

Canwest Communications is facing a series of April deadlines to deal with its heavy debt. If it fails, the company could seek bankruptcy protection.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) has announced its fall prime-time schedule. It includes returning favourites: The Hour, and Rick Mercer Report.

Antarctic Mission takes the viewer on a visually stunning journey to the Antarctic Circle, exploring the frozen continent and the changes brought on by global warming.

Interactive websites aimed at toddlers and preschoolers combine basic computer skills with traditional early childhood educational skills.

Allegedly having sex with underage children in a foreign country may lead this B.C.-based man to be charged with sexual abuse in Canada. Read on for his profile.

Only five of the seven games of the 2009 Stanley Cup Finals Will Be On A Major U.S. Television Network

Prime Minister Stephen Harper recently hired two former White House spokesmen to help him raise Canada's profile in the United States.

Much has been written and discussed about multiculturalism in Canada. Recently, there have been suggestions about a new kind of multiculturalism influenced by the Web.

Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis are back, and animated, for Global/Fox's 2009 TV series The Animated Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie.

In an attempt to save up to $171 million the Canadian Broadcast Corporation (CBC) has announced they're cutting 800 jobs beginning in May, 2009.

In 1927 the Canadian National Railway broadcast Radio Train, the world's first educational soap opera about the adventures of a group of rail travellers.

Green Party of Canada leader Elizabeth May could have a difficult decision to make in the coming months.

Inuit art sculptures represent lucrative business opportunities for Nunavut artists and their families, provided they can master international distribution channels.

Citizens of Ottawa waited almost a year-and-a-half for Mayor Larry O'Brien's day in court - now they're getting updates by-the-second, or rather, by-the-tweet.

Workers in part-time positions are often vulnerable to employers' financial circumstances and unscrupulous practices.

The reality-comedy series Kenny vs Spenny overflows with bizarre plots and toilet humor: and audiences love it. Versions of the show now air in nearly 20 countries.

Catching a glimpse of outer space is always exciting, whether it's an eclipse, seeing a comet, or watching a meteorite explode into the earth's atmosphere.

Previously unseen footage of the "Toronto 18" has been released. The clips included an explosion detonated by the RCMP.

The Weinstein Company and The Jim Henson Company have teamed up to make a Fraggle Rock movie. Corey Edwards (Hoodwinked!) will write and produce.

Robberies, escapes, and a detective's murder resulted in fear and bold headlines in Toronto, Canada.

1948 Canadian Olympic figure skating champion Barbara Ann Scott entered the House of Commons carrying the Olympic Torch.

New animators try to sell their ideas at the 2008 Ottawa International Animation Festival's Pitch THIS!, on September 17th

Queer as Folk's cast of characters moved on to new chapter's after the show ended but the impact of the show on the gay community and on the actor's themselves lives on.

Sandra Lovelace and a group of strong women from the Tobique, New Brunswick reserve influenced the course of Native history in Canada.

Of the many television programs featuring Dylan over his career, none match Quest, which features some of the greatest songs the folk singer ever wrote.