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Last of Us 2 has 'changed the game' for accessibility
Six years in the making, the highly anticipated video game Last of Us 2 is introducing a new level of accessibility for gamers with disabilities and the LGBT community.
How to talk to kids about race, and why you should start now
The worldwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism that began last week after the death of George Floyd are forcing many parents to address issues of race, privilege and injustice based on skin colour with their kids. Here's how to do it effectively.
Quarantine put more fitness classes online, and many trainers say they're staying there
As gyms across North America prepare to reopen, many trainers who have managed to gain a following online during quarantine aren't sure whether they need to go back.
Drive-in digital art exhibit allows visitors to 'Gogh by car'
An upcoming digital art exhibit featuring the work of Vincent van Gogh in Toronto is planning to open next month, but in light of current physical distancing guidelines, will function as a drive-in.
Broadway theatres will remain dark into September due to COVID-19
New York City's Broadway theatres will stay closed through the summer, with no official return date yet set.
Hollywood developing dark comedy about Rob Ford
A TV series about Toronto's famously controversial mayor, Rob Ford, is in the works in Hollywood.
Canadian Screen Awards winners to be announced virtually
Winners of the 2020 Canadian Screen Awards will be announced in a series of online shows later this month.
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'They're not alone': Seniors get unexpected gifts from Canadian artists during pandemic
What began as a call to local artists, asking for donations of Canadian artwork to seniors' residences, has blossomed into a countrywide message of support to let the elderly know they haven't been forgotten during the coronavirus pandemic.
Never had she ever been on screen but Canadian teen shines in new Mindy Kaling comedy
Maitreyi Ramakrishnan of Mississauga, Ont., was plucked from obscurity and catapulted into Hollywood, now starring in a teen comedy series on Netflix bound to win over fans in quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lovers in a dangerous time: Dating during a pandemic comes with baggage
The COVID-19 pandemic might be forcing physical distancing, but dating apps are seeing a significant increase in users seeking emotional connection.