The government of Quebec is providing C$200 million to Montreal’s Cirque du Soleil, reported Reuters. The government has an agreement in principle that would give it the option to buy a majority stake ...

The government of Quebec wants to join the circus—or at least help it out. It’s giving Cirque du Soleil $200 million to help it survive after getting battered, like other live entertainment companies, ...

The Quebec government is coming to the rescue of Cirque du Soleil, announcing a loan of up to US$200 million as part of an agreement that could eventually see the province take over the live ...

Pause for a moment and travel back in time. The sweet aroma of fresh-cut pine logs wafts under your nose. The lively sound of the fiddle fills your ears. Your senses are alive with the whistling of ...

MONTREAL — A new Montreal-based joint-venture to fast-track development of Quebec-based media content for TV, film, digital and gaming platforms finally took off Tuesday under the hat of Cirque du ...

Cirque du Soleil, the Quebec-based circus that took Southern California by storm a generation ago, opened the door to a colorful realm of new entertainment forms. Suddenly, mainstream audiences ...

MONTREAL (Reuters) - Cirque du Soleil, its spotlight dimmed by the coronavirus pandemic, will receive $200 million in aid from Canada's Quebec province, an official said on Tuesday, as part of broader ...

A group of Cirque du Soleil creditors have solidified their place as the next owners of the circus in a deal that would end Quebec’s long-standing presence as a stakeholder in the 36-year-old troupe.

Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard has appealed to the founder of the Cirque du Soleil to keep its head office in Montreal amid reports one of the world’s largest entertainment companies is up for sale ...