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CTV News
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- CTV News
Casino Rama announces four new shows this fall
Four new shows are coming to Casino Rama this fall, including a popular 90s pop trio, a soulful powerhouse, a tribute band and award-winning magicians. On October 3, brothers Isaac, Taylor and Zac of the band Hanson will take the stage to delight fans. Best known for their break-out song 'MMMBop,' the siblings will perform some of their biggest hits, including 'Where's the Love,' 'I Will Come to You,' and 'Penny and Me.' Then on October 11, multi-platinum singer/songwriter Amanda Marshall will belt out her powerful ballads, including 'Let It Rain,' 'Beautiful Goodbye,' 'Dark Horse,' and 'Birmingham.' The Toronto-born artist boasts one of only 18 Canadian albums to ever achieve Diamond status in Canada. She has gone on to sell more than six million copies across the globe. Beatles tribute band The Fab Four will return to the Orillia venue on October 18. From the costume changes to the uncanny note-for-note renditions, the Emmy award-winning group performs favourites from the British band's hay days, including 'Can't Buy Me Love,' 'Yesterday,' 'Here Comes the Sun,' and 'Hey Jude.' And on October 25, the world's greatest award-winning comedic magicians will leave audiences in awe. Masters of Illusion will leave them guessing, with sleight-of-hand, large-scale illusions, and trickery right before your eyes. Tickets to all these shows go on sale to the general public on Friday at 10 a.m. via Shows are open to guests 12 and older, with entry to the Entertainment Centre.
Global News
29-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Global News
Canada Day is almost here. Who is performing and what to expect
Canadians will be taking to parks, streets and everywhere in between across the country on Canada Day on Tuesday, and thousands are expected to descend on the nation's capital to take in the festivities. The celebrations will come amid a year that has seen Canadians face repeated threats of annexation and a continuing trade war from U.S. President Donald Trump, fuelling a surging 'Buy Canadian' movement and a groundswell of renewed patriotism. So, what will Canada Day celebrations offer from the capital? What's happening on Canada Day? On Parliament Hill, visitors can witness the traditional Changing of the Guard ceremony at 10 a.m. and enjoy the Royal Canadian Air Force pipes and drum show at 2 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. Story continues below advertisement The Snowbirds will also perform an aerial show at 4 p.m. for those wanting to look to the sky for the celebrations. Get breaking National news For news impacting Canada and around the world, sign up for breaking news alerts delivered directly to you when they happen. Sign up for breaking National newsletter Sign Up By providing your email address, you have read and agree to Global News' Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy Canada's capital has also set up a big screen on Parliament Hill for people to watch the celebrations for free, including the national show at noon, featuring tributes, Canadian 'icons and artists' and a ceremony to promote the country's culture. Performances will include Amanda Marshall, Garou, Thompson Egbo-Egbo, Rafaëlle Roy, Alli Walker and Sonia Benezra. A short film screening will take place from 5 to 7 p.m., and the national evening show begins at 8 p.m. 2:13 Montreal Canada Day celebrations will go without a parade again The national evening show will feature musical performances and see 'waves of red and white' move through LeBreton Flats Park, with performances being streamed in from Summerside, P.E.I., Yellowknife and Vancouver. Story continues below advertisement Sarah McLachlan, Blue Rodeo, Tom Cochrane, Amanda Marshall, Cœur de pirate, Dear Rouge, Brenda Montana, Jeff Douglas and Enola Bedard are among the artists set to perform either in Ottawa or from various other locations. Canadian Heritage, the federal department organizing the celebrations, also released a playlist of the various artists performing, including those previously mentioned and others like Roch Voisine, Mitsou, Morgan Grace, Billie du Page and Aasiva. The full list can be found here. Attendees can take in the show from the park, or watch it on big screens on Parliament Hill and the Supreme Court of Canada. Those who want to head right to LeBreton Flats Park will also have plenty to do, ranging from a 'Celebrate Canada Space, Loud and Proud' experience with talents, cultures and innovations 'that make Canada shine.' People interested in some history can also head to the Supreme Court of Canada from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. to see a special exhibit on the history of the court as it marks its 150th anniversary. There will also be activities, including an introductory camping workshop, a makeup station, a Djembe rhythm activity and 'dynamic yoga' at the court at different times during the day. Then, at 10 p.m., fireworks will light up the sky over Ottawa as the Canada Day festivities draw to a close.
Hamilton Spectator
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hamilton Spectator
Sarah McLachlan, Blue Rodeo among stars enlisted to celebrate Canada Day
Sarah McLachlan, Cœur de pirate and Josh Ross are among the performers set for Canada Day celebrations organized by Heritage Canada. The federal department says homegrown stars will anchor an evening bash July 1 meant to celebrate national unity, pride and sovereignty. Most events will be broadcast across the country from Ottawa, with more performers beamed in from other regions: Blue Rodeo in Summerside, P.E.I.; Crook the Kid and Brenda Montana in Yellowknife; and Alex Wells and Dear Rouge in Vancouver. The evening party also includes Tom Cochrane, Mitsou, Amanda Marshall, Roch Voisine, Randy Bachman and TALK. The flag-waving begins with a noon ceremony including Amanda Marshall, Garou and Thompson Egbo-Egbo. Both shows will be broadcast live on various CBC platforms including the main network, CBC News Network, CBC Gem, CBC Radio and the CBC News YouTube channel. 'The July 1 festivities will allow us to celebrate our unity and express our national pride, while affirming our sovereignty, our identity and our culture,' the Department of Canadian Heritage said Thursday in a release. This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 29, 2025.
Canada Standard
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Canada Standard
The countdown is on: Canada Day 2025 will be one to remember!
OTTAWA, May 29, 2025 On Canada Day, Canadians from coast to coast to coast will celebrate the best country in the world. Today, the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages, unveiled the official program for Canada Day 2025. The July 1 festivities will allow us to celebrate our unity and express our national pride, while affirming our sovereignty, our identity and our culture. Celebrating our Canada, loud and proud More than ever, this year is the perfect opportunity to wave our flag proudly and show the world what makes us the True North strong and free. Canadians are encouraged to take part in celebrations in their communities across the country and in the heart of Canada's Capital Region. National noon ceremony The national noon ceremony will officially kick off the celebrations live from Ottawa's LeBreton Flats Park starting at noon (ET) and will be broadcast on CBC, CBC News Network, CBC Gem, CBC Radio, the CBC News YouTube channel and CBC News streaming channels as well as ICI RDI, ICI TELE and ICI Watch performances by: Amanda Marshall Garou Thompson Egbo-Egbo Rafalle Roy Alli Walker Sonia Benezra (host) National evening show In the evening, a sea of red and white will spread across LeBreton Flats Park with a show that will ignite the crowds gathered in the capital and resonate across the country, from 8 to 10 p.m. (ET). Live from Ottawa, with special segments from Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories and Vancouver, British Columbia, the following Canadian artists and special guests will take to the stage: Sarah McLachlan Muzion Cur de pirate Billie du Page Josh Ross Morgan Grace Tom Cochrane Blue Rodeo (Summerside) Mitsou Alex Wells (Vancouver) Amanda Marshall Dear Rouge (Vancouver) Roch Voisine Crook the Kid (Yellowknife) Randy Bachman Brenda Montana (Yellowknife) Edith Butler Jeff Douglas (special guest) TALK Katherine Levac (special guest) Dumas & Ivan Boivin-Flamand Les Surs Begin (special guests) Fredz Enola Bedard (special guest) Aasiva Hosted by Isabelle Racicot, the evening show will be broadcast live on CBC, CBC News Network, CBC Gem, CBC Radio, the CBC News YouTube channel and CBC News streaming channels as well as ICI TELE, ICI and To get into the festive spirit, listen to the official Canada Day playlist and discover the artists who will be taking centre stage on July 1. The O Canada! Station In honour of Canada Day, Canadians are invited to record a short video to express what makes them proud to be Canadian. To make their videos, they can visit the O Canada! Station website or go to one of the video booths set up in many of the major VIA Rail stations across the country. To showcase Canadian pride, some of these videos will be featured on the Canada Day National Evening Show broadcast on CBC and Radio-Canada. Each video submitted will also give eligible contestants the chance to win a trip with VIA Rail Canada. Experience Canada Day in Canada's Capital Region Celebrating Canada Day in the heart of Canada's capital is a one-of-a-kind experience. Once again this year, Ottawa and Gatineau will host must-see festivities: shows, activities for the whole family and of course, the spectacular Tim Hortons Canada Day Fireworks. Take part in free activities in several key locations: Four official sites, four different atmospheres LeBreton Flats Park Interactive activities for all: On the Dance Floor with multiple professional dancers (including Les Surs Begin), outdoor short films, an electrifying performance by DJ Miss Shelton, and much more. Interactive activities for all: On the Dance Floor with multiple professional dancers (including Les Surs Begin), outdoor short films, an electrifying performance by DJ Miss Shelton, and much more. Parliament Hill Iconic site featuring Canadian traditions: the Ceremonial Guard Band, bagpipes, demonstrations by the Snowbirds and a live broadcast of the national noon ceremony and evening show on a giant screen. Iconic site featuring Canadian traditions: the Ceremonial Guard Band, bagpipes, demonstrations by the Snowbirds and a live broadcast of the national noon ceremony and evening show on a giant screen. Supreme Court of Canada (NEW) A new family-friendly space with a host of activities, including yoga and drumming workshops, as well as live broadcasts of both national celebrations. (NEW) A new family-friendly space with a host of activities, including yoga and drumming workshops, as well as live broadcasts of both national celebrations. Old Hull A festive atmosphere with family activities during the day and captivating evening performances by famous artists. Visit the Canada Day website to discover all the activities. Follow us on social media Get the latest Canada Day news and share your pride year-round, especially on July 1. Join the conversation on our platforms and use the hashtag #CanadaDay in your posts. Facebook: @capitalexperience | @vivezlacapitale Twitter: @capital_exp | @VivezlaCapitale YouTube: @CdnHeritage | @PatrimoineCdn Instagram: @canadacapitalregion | @regioncapitalecanada
Winnipeg Free Press
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Winnipeg Free Press
Sarah McLachlan, Blue Rodeo among stars enlisted to celebrate Canada Day
Sarah McLachlan, Cœur de pirate and Josh Ross are among the performers set for Canada Day celebrations organized by Heritage Canada. The federal department says homegrown stars will anchor an evening bash July 1 meant to celebrate national unity, pride and sovereignty. Most events will be broadcast across the country from Ottawa, with more performers beamed in from other regions: Blue Rodeo in Summerside, P.E.I.; Crook the Kid and Brenda Montana in Yellowknife; and Alex Wells and Dear Rouge in Vancouver. The evening party also includes Tom Cochrane, Mitsou, Amanda Marshall, Roch Voisine, Randy Bachman and TALK. The flag-waving begins with a noon ceremony including Amanda Marshall, Garou and Thompson Egbo-Egbo. Both shows will be broadcast live on various CBC platforms including the main network, CBC News Network, CBC Gem, CBC Radio and the CBC News YouTube channel. Weekly A weekly look at what's happening in Winnipeg's arts and entertainment scene. 'The July 1 festivities will allow us to celebrate our unity and express our national pride, while affirming our sovereignty, our identity and our culture,' the Department of Canadian Heritage said Thursday in a release. This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 29, 2025.
