Before we invite you to discover (or re-discover) some of Canada’s incredible sketch-TV history, we do have a few things we’d like to acknowledge. This collection is by no means exhaustive ...

The Indian-origin kid from Toronto says “Namaste” in the video and shows off his artwork dedicated to Prime Minister Narendra ...

Police released a sketch of the victim ... and he has two colleagues with him in Canada. Police haven't determined the cause of death of the man found near the missing teens' car, or whether ...

Starvox Entertainment is bringing its cheeky political satire to life with the premiere of Join Canada, Eh! Live on Stage.

Serving as Television Editor since 2018, Ray began five years earlier as a contributing writer/photographer before being brought onto the core BC team in 2017.

The art that she and other Canadian sketch artists create is critical, given cameras are still not permitted inside Canada’s courtrooms, even though they have been allowed since 2014 in many ...

A new sketch has been released by BC RCMP of a wanted ... Despite being known, at the time, as Canada’s most wanted criminal, Vermette has never been found. While the police investigation ...

Cameras and other recording devices have been prohibited for decades in the vast majority of US federal courtrooms, leaving a record of proceedings in the hands of sketch artists. Their work is ...

It shows the little one’s special sketch for the PM. Snippet from a video showing an Indian-origin family from Toronto welcoming PM Modi to Canada. (X/@IndiainToronto) The video is posted on the ...