Set in Canada's northernmost territory among the Indigenous Inuit people, 'North of North' on Netflix is a charming comedy ...

An Indigenous-run lodge, just over a one-hour flight from Montreal, allows guests to experience the depths of the Canadian ...

"Snow White" is the latest classic animated Disney film getting the live-action remake treatment. While it got positive first reviews, it's been mired in controversies since production began. Now ...

Forecasters at BBC Weather are warning of an "enhanced risk" of colder spells in April due to "air masses of Arctic origin" - and they are refusing to rule out the possibility of more snow.

What is 'Snow White' about? There's a lot familiar from the original movie, with some narrative tweaks and a meatier character arc for Snow. An orphaned princess, Snow is a scullery maid for her ...

Disney's new live-action remake of "Snow White" stars Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot. Critics say Zegler is a standout, but the film has some flaws, like uncanny CGI magical creatures. "Snow White ...

The allied militaries did not specify where within the Arctic Circle the exercise took place, but the area is home to Russian bases including Severomorsk in Murmansk and Arctic trade passages like ...

Disney’s live-action remake of the classic film “Snow White,” which has largely been overshadowed by various controversies as the film became a culture war target, opens in theaters this ...

She’s a classic theatre kid, bouncing off her first onscreen role as Maria in Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story to give us a wide-eyed, deeply earnest Snow. There’s a touch of Judy Garland ...

But, when Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on March 18 that Canada was purchasing such a system to detect incoming missiles over the Arctic, he turned to the Australians and the British firm ...

in Disney’s Snow White remake. (Rachel Zegler was taking the most fire pre-release, but she carries the movie. Gadot, to put it politely, does not.) It’s part of a broader downturn for Gadot ...

IQALUIT, Nunavut-Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on March 18 a C$6 billion (S$5.5 billion) deal with Australia to develop an Arctic radar system, warning that Canada must take more ...