The Tragically Hip

Lametti is a Liberal vet and one of Mark Carney’s oldest friends. How a son of Port Colborne found himself repping Canada on the biggest stage

Four decades ago, a group of kids riffing in Kingston bars became rock stars who redefined a nation. Here, the origin story—and tragic end—of the Hip, in their own words

Since its first show (Bryan Adams, May 1995, sell-out crowd), Budweiser Stage has been synonymous with summer and stars both celestial and musical. As the venue kicks off its 30th season, we asked performers and staff for their best, wildest, most indelible memories of the amphitheatre by the lake

"What a gift Gord was to all of us. The country feels gutted right now"

There used to be a lot more hair

Bisha and King Taps both hosted Hollywood shindigs last night

The multi-talented troubadour

The Canadian internet deals with Gord Downie's goodbye

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The Tragically Hip The Hip promoted their newest album, Now for Plan A, at a pop-up concert in Kensington Market last...

In this post-Bieber era, when any bedroom singer with a YouTube account and a good hook can become a global pop star...

Dr. John Chong, the newly elected president of the Performing Arts Medicine Association, aims to break the taboo about disclosing...

Just over a month old, the Hogtown Smoke is the brainchild of Mark Wasserman and brothers Scott and Kevin Fraser, who run the...

The place: Hub Coffee House and Locavorium on Shaw. The people: hip hopper Buck 65 and R&B singer Jully Black. The subject:...

If you, like most Canadians, don't watch the Juno Awards, a new book is trying to convince you to tune in. The new coffee table...

As if we weren't going to be distracted enough by the dozens of screenings and parties, a killer lineup of Canadian indie acts to...