The work has become a community shrine and gathering space for mourners after the remains of children as young as three years old were discovered last week using ground-penetrating radar

Responsible for green spaces that still provide respite to city dwellers around the world, the designer saw her profession as a kind of healing art

A major Old Master show will keep a contemporary perspective with new commissions and acquisitions

The new education centre on Granville Island with arts, music, film and dance studios, will serve 24,000 student annually

Month-long event to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a series of installations across the city

The public art work by the local artist Brady Cranfield has been installed in the Vancouver Art Gallery's newly pedestrianised south plaza

Anishinaabe artist Nico Williams’s testament to the bravery of children facing difficult illnesses has been created using pieces that record every procedure, test or jab of a needle they undergo

The images of sleeping people were too creepy for many residents, in a city where property values are a major concern

The son of the Sobey’s grocery chain founder was a huge supporter of artists, and helped establish the country’s main art prize

Qaumajuq centre aims to reframe Winnipeg Art Gallery’s colonial past with displays of more than 10,000 rarely seen Inuit works

The country’s biggest art prize gets bigger, expanding its pool of candidates and increasing its total cash offerings

A joint retrospective organised by the West Vancouver Art Museum and Art Gallery of Alberta beautifully expresses the designer’s passion for nature and understanding of community needs

A writer’s complaints about downtown tagging were met with accusations of classism—and a new mural

The winning design is meant to be both a centrepiece of Halifax’s burgeoning waterfront arts district and an earnest symbol of reconciliation, the project leads say

British Columbia brothers donate paintings their grandmothers acquired to Art Gallery of Greater Victoria

After years of research, the only portrait of the playwright possibly painted during his lifetime still hangs in limbo—but perhaps not for long

Michel de la Chenelière is not seeking term renewal as controversy over Nathalie Bondil's departure rumbles on

Hogan’s Alley was once a thriving hub of Black Canadian culture, before it was demolished like so many communities in the name of urban renewal

The institution is looking for a permanent home in the city’s historic Chinatown

The new “toonie” features an image of Reid’s striking Xhuwaji/Haida Grizzly Bear

Several women have accused the artist of misconduct, but Rafman disagrees with how their interactions have been represented

Canada Council for the Arts will monitor the crisis following Nathalie Bondil’s dismissal, which could put the museum's public funding at risk

But fewer than ten buyers physically attended the auction, with most bidding done over the phone and in the “digital salesroom”

International museum leaders speak out against the treatment of "the best, most dynamic, and most innovative art museum director in North America"

Institutions across the country are cautiously welcoming back visitors

After outcries against the work on social media, the Cree artist says that the image "failed" in its message to address the victimisation of Indigenous women

City council is collaborating with mural makers to paint storefronts that have closed due to Covid-19 in a neighbourhood already suffering from the opioid crisis

As coronavirus brings recreational tourism to a halt, artists in Canada's Nunavut territory say the economic fallout has the power to "crash the community"

The Canadian "Turner Prize" made the one-off decision to reflect the "profound impact" that the pandemic is having on artists' livelihoods

The Vancouver-based artist, one of the last of a generation that shaped the city’s mid-century cultural scene, was known for his monumental abstract canvases inspired by nature