On February 10, 2026, a news article written and published online to promote her new album, The Ancestors, used an AI-generated image of an Indigenous woman in place of Donita’s actual likeness — ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — In Tara Moses’ “Haunted,” two Indigenous siblings who died in the early 2000s spend the afterlife dancing ...

It was a shocking moment for Cree artist Donita Large. Last month the Edmonton singer-songwriter found a photo used in an online publication about her new album that was not her; it was AI-generated.

This Unesco World Heritage Site looks like a fairytale town, with the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac the picture-perfect ...

Mexican-American singer Lila Downs bridges two cultures. Her music breaks down barriers and fosters a sense of belonging, while giving voice to dissent against division and separation.

Residents in the northern part of the country are creating artificial glaciers to tackle climate change.

The Junos — the annual Canadian music awards — are in Hamilton this year and with them come a slew of musical events.

Alvarado is the leader of Calpulli Ocelocihuatl, one of roughly half-a-dozen Aztec dance groups active in San Jose. Other Aztec dance groups – some whose histories stretch back more than half a ...

"Four seasons of fun" is an ongoing collaboration between Castanet and Visit Penticton showcasing what Penticton has to offer all year round. Watch for it every Monday morning. Get ready for an ...

Columnist Cassie Premo Steele writes about how hardships, violence and trauma are intrinsically tied to the SC landscape, which bore art, music, stories.

Bad Bunny's joyful Super Bowl halftime show, a group of monks walking hundreds of miles for peace, protesters singing in the streets.

The language, which originates predominantly from northern Sweden, is now spoken by fewer than 30 people worldwide—and Barruk’s music is a beautiful way to experience it.