Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde re-evaluate their platon-ish relationship – with policing as a means of creating positive change in the world

Mumbi Tindyebwa Otu directs the sparse North American premiere of debbie tucker green’s a profoundly affectionate, passionate devotion to someone (-noun)

A suspicious pitch from a freelancer led editor Nicholas Hune-Brown to dig into their past work. By the end, four publications, including The Guardian and Dwell, had removed articles from their sites.

The former U.S. vice-president offers some insights and speaks about hope

Kanika Ambrose’s story of three temporary foreign workers in Ontario is timely, sharp and emotionally charged

After a bout of tour-pausing laryngitis, the Canadian singer is back onstage in luxurious voice

Despite a formidable cast and clever writing from American playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Frank Cox-O’Connell’s production is a touch uneven

Tahchin is a Persian rice dish in which the rice is mixed with yogurt, oil, egg yolks and saffron and baked until a golden crust forms at the bottom (Persians refer to this as the tahdig) The rice on the inside becomes buttery and almost cake-like and is often layered with chicken and barberries, a tart dried fruit that has a beautiful crimson color This version incorporates common Thanksgiving ingredients like rosemary, sweet-tart cranberries and buttery onions to make a striking dish that feels more like a main than a side

Country’s interest in joining contest could be signal of realignment toward Europe in era of U.S. protectionism

The Christmas Market and Moonlight Schooner, while separated by time, place and narrative thrust, overlap more than you might think

High-tech production is impressive, but the story at the centre of Lepage’s script doesn’t always justify the stagecraft

Goblin:Oedipus is the most recent in a string of well-received, semi-improvised plays by the theatre company

While Sunny Drake’s verbatim play falls into a few dramaturgical traps, its central premise is beautifully executed by director Andrea Donaldson

We’re checking the origins of our groceries, but where’s the love for the sector that truly defines who we are?

Eight recently appointed company leaders from coast to coast talk about a new era of national culture

Gregory Prest’s Bremen Town blends a German fairytale aesthetic with startlingly contemporary societal critiques

The Mirvish/Garner Theatre co-production is tight and well-conceived, and the music is outstanding

Swift’s Easter eggs are legendary within her massive fandom. But the likelihood she used AI to generate promotional videos makes them tough to enjoy, writes Aisling Murphy