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After 9/11, humour became a way to survive and heal

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Days after the deadly terrorist attacks, Jasmeet Raina leaned on comedy to cope with rising racism and fear

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The Mississaudyssey: One hero’s epic journey into the suburbs in pursuit of a movie – and more

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Writing prize to honour late Canadian thriller author Andrew Pyper

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Randolph College for the Performing Arts ordered to cease operations

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CBC’s Eurovision head explains why bbno$ has a chance to represent Canada, but Angine de Poitrine is a no-go

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How the summer of 2026 helped bring people back to movie theatres, according to our film expert

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The Globe and Mail Bestsellers for the week of Sept. 5

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Jann Arden to perform at pro-Canada concert ahead of Alberta’s fall referendum vote

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No TIFF, no problem: Meet the bleeding-edge filmmakers behind the New Toronto Bizarre

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