Sylvia Lafontaine threads beautiful creations to give back to her community as she copes with difficult cancer diagnoses in her family, including her own.

Armed with makeup and red noses, the Dr. Clown Foundation is once again bringing joy in Montreal's long-term care homes and children's wards.

A not-for-profit based in Montreal is visiting rural communities to show youth that they're not alone.

Divina Nicole and Sima Youssef hope the booklet will help two-spirit people feel seen across Canada.

It's a festival of fire, colour and dance. This weekend, La Falla de Saint-Michel invites Montrealers to celebrate the work of local teens.

When Plaquie Zion opened her Black hair salon in Quebec City, she was looking for a way to carve her own path. She soon realized there were many women who, like her, needed a safe space to talk about what was on their minds.

Chinese lion dancing was just one of many types of performance put on ice during the pandemic. But now, the exuberant art form is ready for a comeback and organizers say it should be in display in Montreal's Chinatown in August.