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suggesting she even flicked the protester’s breasts, which had tape covering the nipples.“Get the f–k off,” Lavigne said, adding with a laugh: “Get the f–k off, bitch.”The protester stuck out her tongue and her booty as security slowly led her off stage.Host Simu Liu praised the singer for “handling that topless lady like a champion” while telling the audience: “Sorry for the boobs.”Lavigne later joked about the confrontation when she accepted the Fan Choice Award.“Nobody try anything this time or the Canadian’s gonna come out in me and I’ll f–k a bitch up,” she said to cheers.After the show, she was asked about some of her most memorable moments from 20 years of the awards shows — saying: “That’s definitely going down as one of the highlights.”It was not immediately clear what happened to the protester, who was not identified in local reports. The messages on her back included “land back” and “save the green belt,” referring to the Ontario government’s proposal to build at least 50,000 new homes on protected land.The big winner was Toronto singer The Weeknd, winning a total of five Junos bringing his total to 22, second only to country-pop singer Anne Murray.

EXCLUSIVE: The creator of Canadian smash Letterkenny has struck a multi-year content deal with streamer Crave and New Metric Media that Crave’s programing boss says is a first of its kind.

“very scary” bus crash that left 13 of her tour crew members hospitalized in Saskatchewan, Canada.Taking to social media, the “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!” hitmaker, 58, praised the “outpour of love” she and her team have received from fans since news of the ordeal came to light.“Thank you so much for the out pour of love and support from everyone,” Twain posted on her Instagram Story Thursday night.“First and foremost my touring family are safe. Anyone needing medical care is receiving great support.”“The local community and every single crew person has been phenomenal, in the face of a very scary scenario,” she wrote.Twain concluded, “Hug and hold those you love, we are doing the same.”The “You’re Still The One” singer, who is from Ontario, was not on the bus at the time of the accident.According to police, the injuries sustained from the crash, that involved Twain’s crew tour bus and truck, were all considered non-life-threatening.The vehicles were traveling between tour dates in Winnipeg and Saskatoon when the ordeal took place.“One crew bus and one truck from the ‘Shania Twain — Queen Of Me’ tour were involved in a highway accident driving between Winnipeg and Saskatoon, Canada,” Maverick Management told The Post in a statement.“Multiple vehicles encountered dangerous driving conditions due to inclement weather.”The statement continued, “Members of the production crew who require medical attention have been taken to nearby hospitals.”“We are incredibly thankful to the emergency services teams for their quick response and ongoing support,” Twain’s management said.

The statement continued, “Members of the production crew who require medical attention have been taken to nearby hospitals.” “We are incredibly thankful to the emergency services teams for their quick response and ongoing support,” Twain’s management said. “We ask for patience as we look after our touring family.” The Royal Canadian Mounted Police issued a statement about a coach bus with Tennessee license plates rolling over on Highway 1 at around 7 a.m.

Lil TJay has announced a 2023 UK arena tour titled ‘Beat The Odds’ that will kick off this winter.Set to kick off in November, the Bronx-born rapper – whose real name is Tione Jayden Merritt – will be making stops at London’s OVO Arena Wembley, the O2 Academy Birmingham, the O2 Academy Glasgow and Manchester’s Mayfield Depot.Musicians Joony and Dina Ayada will be joining Lil TJay on his UK run as opening support. Tickets for the arena shows are set to go on general sale on Friday, September 8 at 10am local time.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic The U.S. will not have seen the last of the Eras Tour next week after all. Taylor Swift will bring her stadium outing back to the United States and Canada in October and November… not of this year, but in 2024.

A $12.5 million lottery ticket stolen by a father and daughter from a relative’s shop sparked a change in the game’s rules.

Naman Ramachandran Canadian streaming service Crave has partnered with Pier 21 Films on eight-part series “Late Bloomer,” created by and starring Jasmeet Singh Raina, also known as Jus Reign. The series is inspired by Raina’s life as a Punjabi Sikh millennial and online celebrity. The show follows burgeoning content creator Jasmeet Dutta as he tries to balance his ambitions for success with his commitment to his family, community and culture. Production is underway in Toronto and Hamilton. As Jus Reign, Raina is a global social media star and was one of Much Digital Studios’ first content creators in 2015. Raina became known for his deadpan comedic style and commentary on race and pop culture and is part of a group of storytellers who charted the way for increased South Asian representation in mainstream media.

The 2023 Juno Awards, Canada’s long-running annual music awards show, saw a protestor take the stage as Avril Lavigne introduced a performer. The individual, an environmental activist, was topless and had the phrases “SAVE THE GREEN BELT” and “STOP LOGGING OLD GROWTH NOW” written on their body, references to the Ontario government’s plan to build developments on thousands of acres of the province’s protected green space and British Columbia's timber industry.

Big Brother Canada is back for season 11 and Us Weekly can exclusively reveal the new crop of houseguests competing for $100,000.

Vancouver native Michael Bublé has made no secret of his devotion to his hometown NHL team, and the lifelong Canucks fan has been taking some playful shots at the Toronto Maple Leafs during some recent concerts.

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EXCLUSIVE: Over two and a half years after Titans special effects coordinator Warren Appleby was killed while prepping a shoot for the Warner Bros superhero series, a Toronto court has finally handed down some justice.

It’s the most exciting time of the year for the Dancing On Ice team, as a new series gets underway and fans get their annual fix of scary stunts, sparkly costumes and a fair share of falls. But there’ll be a sadness for many of the show’s stalwarts right now, following the shock news that former pro skater Sean Rice's death at the age of just 49. When OK! caught up with former show professionals Yebin Mok and Dr Tom Naylor, to celebrate the birth of their second child, Lilia Song-i Naylor, a little sister for the couple’s five-year-old son Theo, the couple talked about the "massive shock" of Sean's death.

Neil Young & Crazy Horse have shared a brand new track, ‘Heading West’ – listen below.Taken from their upcoming new album ‘Barn’, the latest preview is a nostalgic look back at Young’s childhood and his move from Ontario to Winnipeg after his parents got divorced.“What a great ride with the Horse on this one!” Young said of the track on the Neil Young Archives. “[Guitar tech] Larry Cragg had my guitar sounding so alive…My mom and I travelled across the country together, heading west.

On the Fringe of Wild (★☆☆☆☆) appears headed for prime coming-out territory as it introduces in swift succession three Canadian high school boys, each wrestling in various ways with adolescent sexual confusion. Lonesome artist Peter (Harrison Browne), closeted bully Miles (Mikael Melo), and shy, gentle Jack (Cameron Stewart) all reside in a remote Ontario town, representing that a healthy percentage of the young dudes in this tiny burg might be gay.

The Directors Guild of Canada in Ontario has promoted Victoria Harding to executive director, the first woman in the post. Harding, who served as associate executive director since 2013, replaces Bill Skolnik.

Mod Sun has joined forces with Avril Lavigne to release the new single “Flames”.

New Year’s Eve doesn’t have to be a drag being stuck at home.

Sudbury, Ontario, is home to one of Canada’s largest, and most unique attractions — the Big Nickel. Measuring 30 feet in diameter, and weighing 13,000 kilograms (14.33 tons), the massive landmark is exactly what it sounds like — a huge replica of the 1951 Canadian nickel.

Never Have I Ever premiered in April, it became favorite among both fans and critics, got picked up for , and boosted following from a few thousand people to over a million. “Yeah, 100% my life has changed,” Ramakrishnan says over the phone from Ontario, her home base. “It's been a wild ride.” It's about to get even more wild, given that Ramakrishnan just landed her first big beauty partnership with Gillette Venus.

In an unlikely turn of events, Ryan Reynolds and Paul McCartney are both nominees to become the next chief of Ontario’s Walpole Island First Nation.

Ontario film studios were allowed to be back in business on June 12, yet the reopening has been tentative since film and TV sets shut down in mid-March. "We've got a greenlight.

Schitt's Creek has a loyal and passionate fan base — we know, we're part of it — but the cast and crew behind the show are asking some of the more dedicated fans to rethink how they're expressing their fandom, at least when it comes to traveling.

Schitt's Creek has a loyal and passionate fan base — we know, we're part of it — but the cast and crew behind the show are asking some of the more dedicated fans to rethink how they're expressing their fandom, at least when it comes to traveling.