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Canadian Music: The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn tour wrapped after becoming the highest-grossing tour by a male artist, earning more than US$1.3 billion and selling over nine million tickets. Screen Culture: Cineplex reported record quarterly revenue of $440.2 million, with 14.8 million guests and its highest-ever quarterly box office. Culture Funding: Ottawa’s 2026 budget promises about $4 billion for culture, including support for museums, ice rinks and the CBC, plus free museum access for youth. Indigenous Stories: Historian Liza Black’s new book traces how violence against Indigenous women and Two-Spirit people across the Americas has been documented, remembered or erased. Diwali in the GTA: Fireworks rules differ by municipality; Brampton bans backyard fireworks and encourages residents to attend city celebrations. Community Safety: Authorities are searching for the bear or bears suspected of killing a mother and daughter near Bella Coola, B.C., and have imposed a community curfew.

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Andrea Grant’s The Bones of Our Never-Cestors examines residential school trauma

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UMA Foundation ends first Blueprint music week in Toronto

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R.M. Almonte reaches 18 Canadian bookstore stops across five provinces

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