In Charlottetown, PEI. Canada's National Memorial to the Fathers of Confederation with a mandate to inspire Canadians to celebrate through heritage and the arts, the origins and evolution of Canada as a nation. Info on the theatre, art gallery and museum, choral music programme, Charlottetown Festival, dining, and the gift shop.

A Canadian Broadcasting Corporation guide to Canadian arts and entertainment. It has interviews and reviews, gossip and the inside story on celebrities and their shows.

Buy your event tickets online and look up venue information and seating maps.

Features news, information, entertainment, radio networks, and specialty cable tv.

Links you to the city and entertainment sites of Canada's major population centres.

Funding agency for the Canadian film and television industry. Administers the Equity Investment Program (EIP) and the Licence Fee Program (LFP).

Entertainment lifestyle magazine geared towards a younger audience. Covers topics ranging from music and fashion to travel and technology.

Book and magazine fair celebrating literacy and the printed word. Locations include Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Halifax, and Kitchener.

Canadian culture, arts and entertainment resources and some trivia on classic Canadian actors and vintage Canadian television shows.

Bob and Doug McKenzie's online newspaper.

Archive of a monthly web publication dedicated to the digital arts and culture scene of Canada. [English/French]

Production company and studios led by Canadian actor and singer Tom Jackson. Includes information about its film and video productions, specifications and resume of its studio, and a profile of Mr. Jackson.

An annual pageant to honour young women between the ages of 13 and 17, offering scholarships and the opportunity to represent her country. Includes profiles of past winners.

Includes listings and reviews of Canadian-made movies and TV series

Entertainment and showbiz information from a Canadian angle.

Canadian content design magazine dedicated to highlighting excellence in all fields of Canadian arts.

Home of the Genie Awards, Prix Gemeaux and Gemini Awards, which promotes, recognizes and celebrates Canadian cinema and television.

News for visual, performing arts, literary, media and broadcast, dance, music and film artists.

To safeguard the integrity of fringe festivals. To encourage communication and cooperation between member festivals thereby fostering the continuity of our guiding principles.

The DGC represents directors, and other creative and logistical personnel in the film, television and new media industries.

An entertainment rewards program sponsored by Scotiabank and Cineplex Entertainment.

Celebrity gossip from a Canadians perspective, in weblog form.

Federal cultural agency responsible for collecting and preserving Canada's published heritage so that it's available for present and future generations of Canadians.