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Marc Messier, Broue co-star and Quebec acting legend, dies at 78
The Montreal-born actor defined the stage with a 38-year run of the beloved comedy sketch show and starred in Lance et compte, Les Boys,...
Crave's Bellefleur season 3 deepens the drama as the gang nears 40 with secrets and betrayals
Sarah-Maude Beauchesne and Nicola Morel's characters grapple with infidelity, parenthood, and relationship turmoil in a grittier third season.
Montreal group Marie Céleste wins Songwriting Discovery Prize with $7,500 and career support
The Lake Saint-Jean-formed quintet from secondary school was honoured by the Canadian Songwriting Pantheon with a prize presented by TikTok.
Rolling Stones' Keith Richards on Foreign Tongues, the new album landing this Friday
In an exclusive interview with La Presse on Canada Day, the legendary guitarist discussed the band's 25th album, recorded in London in...
PHI Contemporain's $100M Vieux-Montréal restoration breaks ground after three-year delay
The ambitious project to restore four heritage buildings at Saint-Paul and Bonsecours will house exhibitions, performances, and...
Maison Théâtre moving to Rosemont with $45.5M provincial funding commitment
After nine years searching for a new home, the youth theatre company secured $45.5 million in federal, provincial, and city funding for...
Lionel Richie performs closing night of Montreal Jazz Festival despite recent health scare
The 77-year-old soul legend opened Sunday's Centre Bell show with humour and hydration after an abrupt concert interruption in Minnesota...
Quebec youth theatre companies find European stages at Avignon Festival
Three Quebec theatre troupes are showing new work in Avignon this summer, capitalizing on the festival's reputation as a distribution...
Celebrated Canadian fashion designer Marilyn Brooks dies at 93
Marilyn Brooks, who popularized mod-style clothing in Canada and was recognized with the Order of Canada in 2022, died Saturday of...
Steel Magnolias adaptation opens at Montreal theatre with intergenerational female cast
Fleurs d'acier, a Montreal production of the classic play, brings together women across ages in a hair salon setting to explore sorrow,...
Plume Latraverse shows paintings for the first time at 80 at Montreal's Noir et Rouge gallery
The iconic Montreal songwriter and painter has never had an official exhibition—until now. "Chansons à l'huile" opens at the...
Montreal artist Mallory Lowe Mpoka showcases four works at Arles photography festival's Discovery Prize exhibition
The 30-year-old Mile End photographer launches her second book and competes for a Madame Figaro award at Europe's largest annual photo event.
