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BritBox has released the first look at Edward Bluemel as legendary detective Hercule Poirot in Hercule, a new six-part drama now filming in Liverpool and being produced for audiences in North America and the United Kingdom.

The series, developed by Mammoth Screen and Agatha Christie Limited for BritBox and the BBC, will offer a new exploration of one of the mo...


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Ontario’s Office of the Chief Coroner has scheduled a five-day inquest into the death of Richard Preston, a 79-year-old man who died in hospital in 2019 after being transferred from the Toronto South Detention Centre.

The inquest is set to begin at 9 a.m. on September 21, 2026, and is expected to examine the circumstances surrounding Preston’s death, according to an an...


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TORONTO — Ontario is investing $3 million in 75 projects aimed at strengthening Francophone communities across the province, with funding directed toward cultural initiatives, French-language services, workforce development and new economic opportunities.

The investment, delivered through the province’s 2026-27 Francophone Community Grants Program (FCG...


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Edmonton-area heavy rock band Famous Strangers has released its debut self-titled album, marking a major milestone for the Alberta group after three years of writing, experimentation and musical development.

The seven-track record combines elements of grunge, punk, blues, classic metal and contemporary heavy rock, while exploring themes including self-worth, personal g...


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Ontario is committing nearly $75 million to training and workforce development programs aimed at strengthening staffing across the province’s long-term care sector, as demand for skilled health-care professionals continues to rise alongside an aging population.

The funding, announced in Ottawa on August 21, will support thousands of students and existing workers over t...


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