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Canadian Comedy Legend Martin Short Obliterates The Tonight Show
Who comes on a late night show with this many jokes?? -
LOOK: This Will Absolutely Ruin Carpool Karaoke For You, Forever.
I’m gonna ruin something for you. Or, I’m just an idiot. It’s definitely one of the two. -
Maybe Wait Until The Coronavirus Is Solved Before Watching This New Show
I made the mistake of watching it last night and I'm scared. -
LOOK: The Space Jam 2 Jerseys Are Here, And They're SICK!
One can only hope that we’ll get a slick soundtrack to go with this thing, too. LL Cool J, Coolio, Busta Rhymes, B Real, Method Man, I’m looking at you guys.
Artist Radio
Find your favourite artists, hit play and listen to their best songs along with similar artists.
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Rohingya hail UN ruling that Myanmar act to prevent genocide
The United Nations' top court on Thursday ordered Myanmar to do all it can to prevent genocide against the Rohingya people, a ruling met by members of the Muslim minority with gratitude and relief but also some skepticism that the country's rulers will fully comply. -
U of L professor reflects on high Indigenous prison population
After a prison watchdog revealed Wednesday that 30 per cent of prisoners in federal custody are Indigenous peoples, a University of Lethbridge Indigenous governance and management professor Don McIntyre said he believes that's a problem that needs to be fixed. -
Police seek information on graffiti they say may be hate-motivated
Calgary police are seeking information about graffiti painted on a car in Douglas Glen Wednesday night that is being investigated as a hate-motivated crime. -
Labour losses at Calgary-based cannabis producer Sundial Growers
Sundial Growers, a Calgary-based cannabis producer that has a facility in Olds, Alta. announced that due to "organizational changes" it would be parting ways with less than 10 per cent of its workforce.
