A historic cinema with a glorious neon marquee deep in the mountains along the Columbia River, the Roxy Theatre in Revelstoke, BC, is a timeless institution for the legendary ski town.
The stunning VIFF Centre sits in the heart of Vancouver’s downtown and has a gorgeous, modern façade.
Discover the vibrant and exciting Film.ca, which is so much more than just a cinema. Featuring Dole Whip and Zuzu’s Pizza!
Celebrating 110 years, the Orpheum Theatre is likely the longest continuously independently run cinema in Canada.
We are startled by the recent news that The Revue Cinema in Toronto, ON, may have to evacuate premises on July 1, 2024. The Revue is a vibrant, exciting venue with a creative roster of programs that bring out diverse audiences all through the year.
Where else could you experience a 4-dimensional screening of Twister, complete with screen flying in the air? TOPS screens movies for free in public parks, bringing audiences of up to 2,000+ per screening.
Initially formed as a community response to losing the last remaining movie theatre in Sudbury’s downtown core—Sudbury Indie Cinema Co-op is now celebrating its 10th anniversary!
The (literally) underground three-screen Cinéma du Parc brings a particular and bold sensibility to its programming.
One of the world’s premier film festivals, and its year-round venue showing a curated mix of films old and new.
Known as the “Hub of the North,” the town of Hay River in the Northwest Territories is set against gorgeous vistas of boreal forest, rivers and lakes.
Celebrating its 30th anniversary and located in the heart of downtown Charlottetown, City Cinema is the only independent cinema in PEI.
Hyland Cinema holds a special place in the heart of southwest Ontarians; don’t miss their piri-piri flavouring on Ontario-sourced organic popcorn!
Set against the Rocky Mountains and the stunning Columbia River in the South Kootenays, BC, The Royal Theatre offers a luxury viewing experience.
This month we are excited to feature The Screening Room, the only cinema in bustling Kingston, ON. With three screens and an exciting program, it always has something to discover.
The Yukon Film Society is a nonprofit film and media art centre based on the traditional territories of the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council and the Kwanlin Dün First Nation in Whitehorse.
The Metro Cinema running out of the Garneau Theatre in Edmonton, Alberta, has a mandate for independent film and inventive guest programming.
