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New #MeToo ROM exhibit tackles sexual misconduct in the art world
This weekend, the Royal Ontario Museum wades into the #MeToo conversation with a display prompted by sexual misconduct allegations against an artist whose work is being exhibited at the museum at the same time.
Telefilm's Talent to Watch program aims to launch new generation of Canadian filmmakers
Telefilm Canada has launched the Talent to Watch program, with the goal of helping up-and-coming Canadian filmmakers create their first feature projects. It's a complete revamp of a previous program, and part of Telefilm's three-year plan to create and export Canadian film content.
Academy membership a chance 'to have my voice heard,' says Canadian filmmaker Ann Marie Fleming
After years of working in independent film, Canadian Ann Marie Fleming has been invited to join the U.S. Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, one of a record number of potential new members that could reshape the Oscar-voting body.
This 8-year-old martial arts champ has mastered moves that can stall others for years
Savino Quatela is an online sensation after a Facebook video of him competing at the NASKA Diamond Nationals karate tournament picked up millions of views in mere days.
Halifax businesses take over Pokemon Go to lure customers
Downtown Halifax is planning a Pokemon Go takeover this Sunday. A library in Stellarton says it is planning a low-tech version of the craze.
Only Nova Scotian runner in Rio says marathon 'teaches you a lot of patience'
Team Canada's 65-person Olympic track squad is being called its biggest and best ever, and one of its members is from Nova Scotia.
Sailing Saunders brothers take Chester, N.S., along to Rio
Graeme and Jacob Saunders of Chester, N.S., arrived in Rio de Janeiro over the weekend, where they will be competing in Olympic sailing on a boat named Chester.
New women's event in Rio an Olympic dream come true for 2 sailors
Erin Rafuse and Danielle Boyd are heading to Rio de Janeiro to compete in the first-ever women's skiff 49erFX Olympic event.
Trinity Western University wins legal battle with Nova Scotia Barristers' Society
Nova Scotia's Court of Appeal has dismissed a legal move designed to prevent Trinity Western University graduates from practising law in the province.
Nova Scotia researchers studying why friendships fail
A pair of Halifax researchers are conducting a study to find out why friendships fail and how it can change the people involved.
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