Supported by TELUS originals, 'Our Kind of Chaos' shines a light on the origins of snowboard culture in Canada.

Ukrainian-Canadian filmmakers pulled their pro-Ukrainian film "Intercepted" from screening at the Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF) in protest after learning that it would be featured in a ...

A diverse range of established and new film directors such as Matthew Rankin, David Cronenberg and Kaniehtiio Horn and their latest work were picked as favorites by TIFF's programming team. By Etan ...

Chris Candy, left, and Jennifer Candy-Sullivan, the children of the late John Candy, pose in front of a photograph of The Second City comedy performers including their father, far left, to promote the ...

The Canadian media organisation TV Ontario (TVO), which provided funds for the production of the infamous film Russians at War by a Russian director, has decided not to show it in the future. Source: ...

They'll apologize for just about anything -- except for being Canadian. "I was a typical Canadian child -- raised by a lumberjack, had hockey bedsheets went to school with an Inuit boy named Peter ...

In its inaugural report, the Spindle Films Foundation points to widespread misgendering and other “adverse experiences” faced by gender-diverse industry workers it surveyed. By Etan Vlessing Canada ...

A new series in Charlottetown, Beyond the Frame, is shining a spotlight on Canadian films often overlooked by mainstream ...

EXCLUSIVE: A new Canadian film distributor is launching in the shape of New Mountain Films. Canadian film and TV producer Khaled Sabbour is spearheading the indie outfit and is growing the team now ...