Zacary, Seth and Marc James who've won millions of hearts as the Melisizwe Brothers hope for a future where everyone can harness their unique talents.

The former hosts and hostesses of the Ontario Pavillion have been friends for five decades and counting. They share their secrets with Canada 150 staff and volunteers.

Gale Creek clams have long been an important source of income, sustenance and tradition in the remote home of Heiltsuk First Nation. But now they're gone.

On April 19, Canada will host the largest single-day film festival ever. So grab a bag of popcorn and get ready for a movie night of national significance.

Sikh students from the Khalsa School in Calgary are among thousands of young Albertans marking Canada's 150th anniversary with unique theatre residencies.

Graeme Dymond has rallied Lego users from across the country for Canada Builds 150, an ambitious project that will not shy away from the country's darker chapters.