A lightly satirical and surrealist comedy imagines the snowy Canadian city in the style of the Iranian New Wave.

His “Universal Language” takes place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, but the culture is entirely Iranian. Farsi is the spoken tongue.

Artist Tahj “Queen Tahj” Williams rarely cruises through downtown New Orleans, but recently she did, finding one of her creations on full display: The Super Bowl logo and theme ...

It’s not unusual for a city to double for another metropolis in movies. New Yorkers have long been able to spot when Toronto has been substituted for the Big ...

Washington hosts its virtually annual Super Sunday matinee match, with the Utah Hockey Club in town to provide the opposition ...

Fuelled by revenues from its Stanley Cup run, the Oilers were the top earning team in the NHL in 2023-24 at $388 million, ...

Cinematic nods abound in two tales of homecoming, one starring Paddington Bear and the other set somewhere between Canada and ...

A former East St. Paul councillor, who is now mayor, breached municipal and provincial bylaws by using the municipality's ...

Sio Silica hires Winnipeg-area mayor, plans revised application to mine Manitoba sand She said when the issue was brought to her attention, she "ensured that no further materials with the logo ...

Both a valentine to Iranian cinema and an absurdist look at Winnipeg, Canadian filmmaker Matthew Rankin's comedy is ...

One of Canada's most idiosyncratic fantasists discusses the links between Iranian cinema, architecture, and cultural exchange ...