Cultural appropriation is making headlines in Canada again from a source that comes as unexpected to many.  The Arnaqquasaaq Collective, a group of Inuit women artists, took to social media to call out the Indigenous Music Awards (IMA,) and one of its nominees earlier this month for appropriating Inuit throat singing.

When you are a parent to a child on the autism spectrum, your options for family fun can be severely limited. That’s a problem the Toronto Symphony Orchestra aims to help with by presenting a Relaxed Performance Concert in a format designed for neurodiverse audiences on April 27.

In culture, we build bridges, not walls. A country is not a hotel and it’s not full.” —  Yo-Yo Ma

Researchers in Montreal are studying the brain activity of opera goers to better understand the difference between experiencing opera in person versus the movie theatre.

What is it that sets apart an average violinist from a virtuoso? A newly developed AI program confirms it's all in the details.

Staff at La Passerelle called the situation a “free for all,” where staff, managers and their families, and others with personal connections to the couple used tickets at will.

Place des Arts will be the first multi-disciplinary arts centre in Northeastern Ontario, and a creative hub for Sudbury.

The Honens Festival returns in 2019 with everything from a Bach Capriccio and Beethoven string quartet to a Rossini Overture for one piano six hands, and performances for all ages — indoors and out.

A portrait of Mandle Cheung and the 90-member philharmonic orchestra he created to help rekindle his love of classical music.

And the 48th annual Juno Gala Dinner and Awards winners are...