Global news anchor Dawna Friesen and CBC News Network’s Mark Kelley were among the big winners Tuesday night at an industry gala celebrating the best in news, sports, documentary, reality and lifestyles television.

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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has ended his attempt to buy Vancouver-based film studio Lionsgate and has agreed to sell his one-third ownership of the company.

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Four female photographers are competing for the 2011 Grange Prize, Canada’s most lucrative photography prize.

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A Colombian couple was named winners of the salon dancing category at the World Tango
Championships Monday night, edging out a Venezuelan pair for the top prize.

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Former U.S. vice-president Dick Cheney kicks off a media tour to promote his memoir by insisting the decision to invade Iraq in 2003 was “sound policy” and didn’t hurt America’s reputation abroad.

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Syndicated comic strips including Doonesbury, Zits and The Family Circus are banding together to mark the 10th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks.

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Hundreds of letters and cards sent by John Lennon to friends and family are set to be published for the first time after his widow gave permission for the correspondence to be released.

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Hundreds of letters and cards sent by John Lennon to friends and family are set to be published for the first time after his widow gave permission for the correspondence to be released.

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Grammy-winning Blues musician David “Honey Boy” Edwards died early Monday in his Chicago home. He was 96.

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Indian-administered Kashmir’s first major literature festival has been cancelled after local writers and artists said it would give the false impression that basic freedoms are allowed in the troubled region.

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