Josh O'Kane

The move will separate the Power Plant from the financial troubles of Harbourfront, which has been trying to reduce costs

The $1.45-million lawsuit highlights tensions over who gets to have a say in guiding the Indigenous artist’s legacy

If Ottawa adds books to list of goods subject to countertariffs, many Canadian authors and publishing houses would be affected

The author and publisher pulled out the stops to ensure the biography Ripper: The Making of Pierre Poilievre would hit the shelves a month early ahead of a likely spring election

Montreal cinema convinced Quebec-born blockbuster filmmaker to make support public to encourage further generosity to independent cinemas

When and how tariffs will actually be enforced for art remains an open question, throwing the North American market into disarray

U.S. Customs and Border Protection says exemption for ‘publications,’ films, photographs and artwork wo be honoured

York University professor Andil Gosine spent three years developing the exhibition, which was set to open at the Art Museum of the Americas on March 21

The move has left organizers of some of Canada’s biggest jazz events hard-pressed to find replacement sponsors

Funding body will be led by Newfoundlander amid budgeting challenges