5 movies proving sequels can be worth our time in theatres or at home
Sequels can be successful, given the right ideas keep their franchises going
Jonathan Pabico
The Last Timbit: Let the cringe begin
Holy Timbits, the latest Tim Hortons musical will make your next coffee run never feel the same again
Movie review: Jackpot! is the lottery ticket that wins you endless laughs
Awkwafina must survive yoga instructors, karate students, and even a knife-wielding Elmo to become a multi-billionaire in the Amazon original film
Federal government funding for Futurpreneur sells a future worth your business
Canada’s recent investment will allow the entrepreneurship program to continue realizing the ideas of young business creators
Artificial intelligence isn’t the top student in Canada’s class of dominating issues
The federal budget’s new AI funding shouldn’t overshadow Canada’s nationwide problem of student overpopulation in schools
Album review: Smoke by Alexandra Lost
The Quebec duo found new ways to tell wholesome stories about nature, life, and language
Kellogg’s ‘cereal for dinner’ advertisement prepares absurdity for your evening meal
Breakfast in the morning is the only time of day cereal should ever be a food option
Explainer: BC Rent Bank
The province's latest solution to the housing crisis is home to praise and scrutiny
5 films to fall for on Valentine’s Day
Check out these movies if you’re seeking more than just rom-com staples for the heart-filled holiday
Explainer: The transit strike
The conflict between CUPE 4500 and CMBC left commuters with no rides in sight
Five holiday movies to watch this Christmas season
Check out these worthwhile films for some laughs, crazy adventures, and holiday stories about family
The good, the bad, and the Rolling Stones
The British rockers’ upcoming concert in Vancouver next year is an incredible event of excitement as well as concern
Netflix House is the company’s newest gamble in the game of media thrones
The streaming monarch plans to grow its entertainment kingdom through the might of mini-theme parks
Four classic horror radio dramas for your Halloween cravings
These old-fashioned audio shows are perfect to settle down for late night frights and mysteries
Album review: Blame My Ex by The Beaches
The Toronto icons show how they’ve matured with their current work — moving yet introspective