TORONTO - The Toronto International Film Festival is putting the spotlight on Tel Aviv this year with a new program that will present the best movies from and about a selected city.
Organizers of this year's Toronto International Film Festival made their first programming announcement of the year on Tuesday, introducing a batch of titles that includes the latest from Portugal's Manoel de Oliveira and 23 other noted titles from recent festivals in Cannes, Berlin and other cities.
Short films hailing from France, Australia, Canada and other countries nabbed prizes in Toronto on Sunday, as the 15th edition of the Worldwide Short Film Festival.
MONTREAL - An attempt to banish two English-speaking bands from a Fete nationale concert drew widespread criticism Monday, prompting a main sponsor to offer a different explanation for saying it wanted to dump them.
MONTREAL - An attempt to remove two anglophone bands from a Fete nationale concert in Montreal is drawing widespread criticism from the public and politicians alike.
MONTREAL - Two Montreal English bands may be dropped from a St-Jean-Baptiste concert after one of the backers threatened to pull out over language issues.
Not even rainy conditions in Toronto on Thursday night could stop sprinter Usain Bolt from generating a buzz that the sport of track and field hasn't seen in Canada in more than a decade.
Jamaica's Usain Bolt, who won triple gold at the 2008 Games and set three world records in the process, is the headline act for Toronto's Festival of Excellence on Thursday at Varsity Centre.
The world's fastest man, triple Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt, is the 2009 Laureus World Sportsman of the Year, an award the 22-year-old was presented with one day before he competes at Toronto's Festival of Excellence.