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Amazon Web Services stages a Public Sector AI Symposium in Ottawa today, September 29, 2026, highlighting Canadian AI adoption in government, data sovereignty concerns, and the announcement of Canada recipients of the AWS Imagine Grant for nonprofits.
On September 27, 2026, the federal government unveiled a new multimillion dollar investment to accelerate clean hydrogen demonstration projects in Canada, with immediate pilots in Ontario and Alberta. Officials say the funding aims to cut industrial emissions, secure domestic supply chains for low carbon fuels, and build export capacity for hydrogen technology.
A new poll and a wave of local actions are forcing Canadian and provincial leaders to reckon with community resistance to large AI data centre projects in Alberta, complicating Ottawa and Edmonton’s strategy to attract hyperscalers and build domestic AI capacity.
POP Montreal marked its 25th anniversary with a packed closing day on September 27, 2026, sending festivalgoers from theatre bills to rooftop stages and gallery pop ups while foregrounding Montreal and Canadian artists in a lineup that blended veteran acts and emerging voices.
Toronto’s Massey Hall will host the 2026 Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame induction on September 26, celebrating four generations of Canadian songwriting with tribute performances and a global livestream.
The 2026 MICHELIN Guide Toronto and Region, unveiled on September 22, kept its star roster intact while expanding recognition across the Greater Toronto Area and honoring chefs doing community work. The results reflect a maturing local scene where resilience, regional destinations and softer awards matter as much as new stars.
At the 51st Toronto International Film Festival, Spanish epic La Bola Negra won the People’s Choice Award while Canadian filmmakers and homegrown titles collected key honours, underscoring TIFF’s continuing role as a global launchpad and a platform for Canada’s screen community.
The 51st Toronto International Film Festival returned to Toronto with a record slate of films, a strong showing of Canadian premieres and runaway red carpet fashion, even as the industry and audiences grappled with questions about artificial intelligence and cultural priorities.
Zach Cregger’s new Resident Evil has delivered the biggest opening weekend in the horror franchise’s history, taking $60 million in North America and more than $108 million worldwide.