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Movie theatres are coming out of the COVID-19 shutdown, but if you're not comfortable taking a seat, there's plenty to watch online.

It looks like the streaming era is going to be with us for some time. Lucky there are still a lot of new movies coming available.

There are a lot of new films available to stream this week, including several that are recommended viewing.

Six fresh things are now on tap for your viewing pleasure to help ease your COVID-19 blues.

As the pandemic drags on and movie theatres remained locked down, there are still plenty of things out there to keep viewers amused.

You’ve got many movies available to stream this week. Most are small or medium films, several are Canadian, and two of today’s offerings are documentaries. Watch out for the rejects, though.

With the movie theatres still shuttered to stave off the COVID-19 pandemic, streaming services keep adding titles for isolated film fans.

Changing Tides not only takes the reader underwater, but dives into human history as well. The book traces human development from hunter/gatherers and human settlement to the colonization and industrialization of the Anthropocene.

Homegrown movies like Murmur and Run This Town are fitting since Canadian Film Day is coming up.

Disney wildlife times two, a blast at American politics and a traumatic teen drama Also a couple of small but amiable comedies, one of them Canadian

October 24 – November 24, 2019 in Vancouver

It may be narrated by David Attenborough, but it's not your typical nature documentary. The show is part of an emerging genre of wildlife documentary that tackles conservation and climate change in tandem.

The new 10th anniversary edition of the book 'Slow Death by Rubber Duck' examines health impacts and calls for stronger regulations against toxic chemicals in Canada and around the world.

National Observer's reviews of the new movies in Canada.