September 1952 marked a leap in Canadian media: Radio-Canada marked its first television broadcast. Its English counterpart, the CBC, broadcasting days after Radio-Canada’s historic transmission. Television, as a technology, started production for domestic consumption in [read on]
A must see show about the dangers of tyrannical governments and censorship. [read on]
The D.A., Downtime, and Parker and Seville at the Montreal Improv Theatre get lots of audience love. [read on]
Sometimes your best bet is to call the wrong guy for the right problem. [read on]
Many died. Rabbits pooped. These events are not necessarily related. [read on]
The host of GRTWK talks about creating the show and what makes for a good story in this interview. [read on]
Great news guys! I know I say it quite often recently, but is it my fault there are a lot of great things happening on the comedy scene of Montreal? Yeah, that’s what I thought! [read on]
DéPFLIES are now among the top five finalists of CBC ComedyCoup and are preparing to make Canada laugh at Whistler Film Festival [read on]
Win tickets to see the M for Montreal showcase of Close Talker and Katie Moore. Enter HERE! [read on]
Moving into the top 55 of the Comedy Coup for CBC, DéPFLIES held a celebratory party. Check out our photos here. [read on]
Recent news about Jian Ghomeshi prompts some reflection on where sex stops being consensual. [read on]
Ken shares his thoughts on things in the news identified by abbreviations: the CBC, the STM, PETA, and the MUHC. [read on]
This week’s news roundup includes short shorts in Beaconsfield, more on the dangers of London Ontario, and the best and worst of the police. [read on]
Ali Hassan is a man of many hats and many laughs. We talk to him about his current trajectory. [read on]
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