Alberta locations are featured in a romantic comedy series streaming on Netflix that began airing globally on Jan. 16, the provincial government said Thursday. The series, Can This Love Be Translated?
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Cascade Festival of African Films, ‘Dear Portland’ and Sportsmen’s Show: 10 things to do this week
The longest-running festival of African films kicks off this weekend with a screening at the Hollywood Theatre. The week also ...
The Toronto-born actress died Friday at age 71 in Los Angeles, Calif., after a short illness. A true one of a kind, she made ...
Comedian Drew Behm, known for his Alberta accent bit, hits the stage at Knox Hall in downtown Sudbury on Feb. 21.
“Can This Love Be Translated?” premiered on Netflix on Jan. 16, 2026. The character, Joo Ho-jin, is described as a ...
Three Southern Alberta Mustangs junior hockey players were killed Monday morning in a vehicle crash while heading to practice ...
In the landscape of Black comedy, few partnerships resonate with the effortless chemistry more than KevOnStage (Kevin ...
When you walk into a comedy show, it’s more than just a good time. It’s a real-time conversation about where we are as a ...
OTTAWA—They made an unlikely comedy tag team, but Conservative Stephen Harper and Liberal Jean Chretien did star turns ...
The surprising sci-fi explanation for Mr. Bean's quirky behavior was cleverly hidden across the 15 episodes of the iconic ...
Savannah Erasmus, Sasha Mark and Kendall Clark share their experiences doing standup comedy in Vancouver as 2SLGBTQ+ ...
Comedian Nick Harvey from Fort Smith, who started in the local River Valley Comics scene, will host the event. He's joined by comedian Claire Scott from Fayetteville and headliner Stetson Banks, a ...
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