Call them the comeback kids: In its early days, the 2008 Cannes Film Festival has served as a staging ground for a number of unlikely returns, beginning with that of Polish director Jerzy Skolimowski, who’s been absent from movie screens (except as an occasional actor) for nearly as long as Indiana …

MONTREAL - The National Film Board of Canada has laid off 22 people as a result of funding concerns and a focus on new media.

June 11 (Bloomberg) — A Canadian film financing company made a wrong bet when it failed to challenge a sleepy judge at its trial and saved the complaint for an appeal, the Court of Appeal for Ontario said.

Ennis Esmer, Peter Oldring, Natalie Lisinska in ‘Young People F–ing.’ The film was an official selection of the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival.

TORONTO - Politicians should not engage in censorship of movies, art, literature or architecture, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty said Wednesday as he defended the use of provincial tax credits to help fund a controversial new movie about the sex lives of young singles.

BANFF, Alta. - Stephanie Savage is 38 but could pass for 20, pursued a PhD in film history but found herself writing for frothy nighttime teen soaps, and is one of the most successful women in the cut-throat Hollywood TV business after growing up in Ottawa and Calgary.

British band Coldplay has cut four Canadian dates from its touring schedule after postponing its planned North American tour by two weeks.

Canadian director reveals details about next project, Seven Wonders

Max Baillargeon grew up in Quebec, sharpened his claws on all that cold French Canadian steel, recently made the move west and spent last winter taking his lumps in the Whistler backcountry. Kid is on his way.

Canadian novelist David Gilmour, in “The Film Club,” recalls a difficult time when his son, Jesse, then 15, was struggling in school. He strikes an unusual bargain, letting his son drop out, but only if he watches three movies a week selected by Gilmour, and steers clear of drugs.