Chappell Roan vows to perform in Saskatchewan 'one day'

2 days ago

WATCH: In a conversation with Zane Lowe about her latest single "The Subway," Chappell Roan promised to perform in Saskatchewan "one day."

Hashtags

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Comments

No comments yet...

'I'm proud of what we've done here': Yukon dance company marks 10-year anniversary

CBC

14 minutes ago

'I'm proud of what we've done here': Yukon dance company marks 10-year anniversary

CBC's Isabella Calissi caught up with Velvet Antler Productions at its tech rehearsal and found out what the troupe really means to adult dancers in Whitehorse.

Fringe Festival rolls out welcome mat for youngsters

CTV News

44 minutes ago

CTV News

Fringe Festival rolls out welcome mat for youngsters

Grey skies, wind and rain didn't stop kids from enjoying the activities offered by the Kid's Fringe on Friday. CTV News Edmonton's Nav Sangha was there. The Edmonton International Fringe Festival welcomed its youngest audience members on Friday morning and saw good numbers for its ribbon cutting despite gloomy weather. KidsFringe was created as a family-friendly co-event to the main fringe festival, which features 200 performances in a 10-day-long indoor and outdoor theatrical endeavour. Between arts and crafts, improv lessons, dance lessons, yoga, a ball pit, a circus, plate juggling and shows specifically catered for young kids, there isn't a lot of potential for boredom. 'We have things inside the stage. We have things out on the grass. Depending on what the weather's like, we'll just be flexible,' said director Alyson Dicey. Dicey noted that it's important to them that the entire KidsFringe zone is free. 'We want all families to come down from all over the city,' she said. The festivities run until Aug. 24 at Light Horse Park on 85 Avenue. More information can be found on their official website. With files from CTV News Edmonton's Nav Sangha

When's the last time you had a family reunion? This Windsor, Ont.-based family has been doing it for 50 years

CBC

44 minutes ago

When's the last time you had a family reunion? This Windsor, Ont.-based family has been doing it for 50 years

It can be tough to find time to get the family together, between work, kids and the many other things life may throw our way. But the Fournier family has been pulling off family reunions for 50 years. They're celebrating the milestone anniversary in Windsor this weekend.