Video game design is dominated by men, but when efforts are made to recruit women designers, it leads to the creation of a very different kind of game. Deana Sumanac reports.

A Lawren Harris work painted as cover art for Harper's magazine in 1911 sold for $519,200, including buyer's premium, at the Joyner Fall Auction on Friday.

Actor Adam Beach has put his Hollywood career on hold to concentrate on Canadian projects like Arctic Air, the new CBC-TV adventure drama debuting in January.

Pop superstar Lady Gaga gives a high-profile boost to a Toronto student's efforts to end bullying.

Jack Kerouac's first novel — considered lost during his lifetime and based on his early experiences as a U.S. merchant marine — has been published.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper doesn't have much time to meet and greet TV stars. But he did spare a few minutes Wednesday for an informal office visit for the star and producers of his favourite Canadian TV drama, Murdoch Mysteries.

The federal broadcast regulator has cracked down on the use of English-language pop music montages on French-language stations.

Jean Paul Lemieux's canvas Nineteen Ten Remembered sold at auction Thursday for $2 milliion — $2.34 million with buyer's premium — setting a new record for a contemporary work of Canadian art.

Toronto filmmaker Martyn Burke created the documentary Under Fire: Journalists in Combat to highlight how reporting from war zones has become increasingly traumatic.

All eyes will be on Nickelback's much-discussed National Football League halftime performance in Detroit Thursday as both fans and detractors of the Canadian rock band await whether the quartet will draw cheers or jeers from the crowd.