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These female artists say Quebec's hip hop scene is still a "boys' club," but they’re trying to change that.

Former "Poet Flyée" Josephine Watson's new French translation of Shauntay Grant's children's book about a historical Black community in Halifax is one of many readings planned for the next week at the Frye Festival in Moncton, alongside a number of nationally and internationally acclaimed writers.

A major casting call is going out to Winnipeg's Black community as production is about to start on the largest Black-led TV series ever produced in Canada.

Britain's Helen McCrory, who starred in Harry Potter films and the Peaky Blinders television series, has died after a battle with cancer, her husband Damian Lewis said on Twitter on Friday. She was 52.

Some telecommunications analysts and consumer advocates say the country's regional wireless and internet carriers will benefit the most from a landmark regulatory ruling Thursday by the CRTC.

Beloved East Coast singer-songwriter Rita MacNeil is getting her place in the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.

This summer, Ghislain Picard, chief of the Assembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador, will begin his new role as board chair at the McCord Stewart Museum.

Several women are speaking out after their social media posts were targeted — and in some instances, deleted — for celebrating women of all sizes. Body-positive fitness trainer Sarah Taylor says her Instagram account was recently deleted, with the platform citing violations of its community guidelines. At the same time, similar posts featuring thinner bodies were allowed to stay up, Taylor said. Natalie Kalata has more.

Tasha Spillett-Sumner's picture book I Sang You Down From the Stars tells the story of a new mom who is preparing to welcome her first child into the world with Indigenous traditions.

The inaugural exhibition at Winnipeg's new Inuit Art Centre features several works by artists from Nunatsiavut. Five of those artists told us about their pieces that were chosen for INUA, a stunning display of traditional and cutting edge styles of Inuit art.