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Nycesound Production, a Canadian independent record label founded by Terry “T-Nyce” Opoku and Ty “Focus” Manning in 2020, has announced a partnership with Artium Records and Def Jam Recordings. The Black-owned label currently rosters bubbling R&B and hip-hop artists like Mannie and Liyah Katana, and is focused on developing burgeoning artists across Canada. “I am excited that I chose No I.D. as […]
Sportswear company Mitchell & Ness launched their NHL Blue Line Jerseys this week following an agreement with the NHL in 2022 to produce apparel for the league and its teams. The line features jerseys from all 32 teams, including notable Canadian legends like Wayne Gretzky and his jerseys from his time in Edmonton, Los Angeles and Wayne […]
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Canadian hip-hop group Rascalz’s game-changing song “Northern Touch,” a pop-up event named after the single will take place at the Northern Touch Vintage store in Toronto. The pop-up event will take place on Saturday, Feb. 25, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the store located on Richmond Street in downtown […]
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said on Monday that there is “no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity” on the heels of the three unidentified high-altitude objects being shot down. Two of the objects were shot down by fighter jets in the U.S. states of Alaska and Michigan while the third was in Canadian airspace. “I just […]
In an interview held in Russian, Oleg Stepanov, the Russian ambassador to Canada living in Ottawa, claimed that Canada isn’t safe for Russian citizens to visit, according to a report from CTV News. “Canada today is a very dangerous country for Russian citizens,” Oleg Stepanov said. “I would not recommend it for tourism, education or […]
Over the last 10 days, four different unidentified aerial objects hovering over Canada and the United States have been shot down, with one landing out in Yukon, while a second one likely landed in Canadian waters in Lake Huron. The first object to cross into Canadian airspace did so on Feb. 11, which led to […]
The first NBA-themed restaurant will open in Toronto on Queens Quay East this spring. It will feature custom art and decor, food and beverage programs, a retail space as well as outdoor and private dining. “There’s no better location for the first NBA Courtside Restaurant than Canada, where basketball has a rich history and tradition,” said […]
New York City is giving bus tickets to migrants who want to leave for Canada, according to the New York Post. The National Guard has been handing migrants tickets at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan. The New York Post added that these tickets were free for the migrants and had been paid for by […]
Black Ice, Uninterrupted’s latest documentary that dives into the lives of Black players in hockey, is now available on Crave after premiering last night on TSN. The documentary, directed by Hubert Davis, takes a deeper look into Black hockey players’ experiences in their respective leagues and lives. Some athletes featured in the documentary include Akim Aliu, […]
Following the news that the Pokémon anime series would be wrapping up its arc with decades-old protagonist Ash Ketchum, Crave will be preserving certain moments of the classic series in Canada by adding select seasons to its streaming service along with two feature films from the franchise. The official Crave Twitter announced the news today […]
