Man donates father's WWI uniform to N.B. museum
Roger Way donates his father's First World War uniform to the Carleton County Military Museum in New Brunswick, preserving a personal piece of Canadian military history for future generations.
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3 Vancouver Museums Launch Pay-What-You-Can Admission
Starting in 2026, three major Vancouver museums will introduce flexible pay-what-you-can admission days, increasing cultural accessibility for all residents. Discover the details and participating institutions.
World's Largest Purple Star Sapphire Unveiled in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka unveils a colossal purple star sapphire, claimed as the world's largest. Discover the details of this rare gem and the ceremony led by gemologist Ashan Amarasinghe.
First Legion Branch Reflects on 100 Years of Service
Canada's original Legion branch in Saskatchewan celebrates a century of community support and veteran service. Discover its evolving legacy and enduring mission.
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The Bizarre Reason Denmark Colonized Greenland
Discover the strange historical mission that led Denmark to colonize Greenland: a quest to find and convert medieval Vikings to Lutheranism. Explore this unique chapter in colonial history.
Montreal Iranians protest deadly crackdown in Iran
Iranians in Montreal held a demonstration on January 17, 2025, to protest the deadly government crackdown in Iran. Get the full story on the local rally and its global context.
Royal Canadian Legion marks 100 years of operation
The Royal Canadian Legion's first branch in Saskatchewan celebrates a century of community service. Discover how this enduring institution remains vital to veterans and local life.
Waterloo rally supports Iran protests
Residents of Waterloo, Ontario, gathered to show solidarity with ongoing protests in Iran. The demonstration highlights the global diaspora's support for change.
French 'Mein Kampf' sells for $14,000 at Montreal auction
A French translation of Adolf Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' sold for $14,000 at a Montreal auction, raising serious concerns from the city's Jewish community. The sale highlights ongoing debates over historical artifacts.
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Exiled Iranians protest in Europe against Tehran crackdown
Iranian exiles across Europe hold emotional demonstrations, condemning the government's violent suppression of nationwide protests. A story of grief and defiance.
Stylus Magazine history digitized at University of Winnipeg
The University of Winnipeg Archives is digitizing the complete history of Stylus Magazine, preserving a vital piece of local culture. Discover this landmark preservation project.
Nova Scotia Town Criers Raise Voices for Decades
For decades, town criers like Greg Fenwick have been a living part of Nova Scotia's heritage. Discover the stories behind the voices that announce community news and events.
St. Boniface Museum needs $1.5M to finish restoration
The historic St. Boniface Museum in Winnipeg launches a final fundraising push for $1.5 million to complete essential restoration work and preserve a key piece of Manitoba's heritage.
Halifax airport launches renovated arrivals space
Stanfield International Airport in Halifax reveals a transformed arrivals area that welcomes travellers to Canada while honouring Mi'kmaq heritage. The new space launched on January 16, 2026.
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New Muhammad Ali Stamp Unveiled by U.S. Postal Service
The U.S. Postal Service has issued a new commemorative stamp featuring Muhammad Ali, using a classic 1974 AP photo. The stamp was unveiled in the boxing legend's hometown.
Sunken 1913 Tugboat's Decay Documented by Divers
VancouverNews divers capture the ongoing decay of the M.V. Queen, a historic tugboat that sank in 1993 and remains in Victoria's Inner Harbour. See the underwater images.
Museum's Retro Show Forgets Ottawa's Music Legacy
A reader's critique reveals the Canadian Museum of History's 'Retro' exhibition overlooked Ottawa's rich music scene from the 60s to 80s, ignoring icons like Alanis Morissette and Harvey Glatt.
Winnipeg's Historic Manwin Hotel Destroyed in Fire
A devastating fire has destroyed Winnipeg's historic Manwin Hotel. The owner will cover demolition costs as the building is declared a total loss. Read the full story.
Barrie's Heritage Grant for Century Properties
The City of Barrie launches a heritage grant program for properties over 100 years old. Learn about eligibility and how to apply for funding to preserve local history.
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Montreal Jewish community objects to Mein Kampf auction
A rare copy of Adolf Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' is up for auction in Montreal, drawing strong objections from the city's Jewish community. The sale raises ethical questions about the trade in hateful historical artifacts.
Mint Releases Legion Centenary Coins
The Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled special gold and silver coins to honour the Royal Canadian Legion's 100th anniversary in 2026. Discover the designs and how to acquire these commemorative pieces.
Vanier Park Museums Offer Monthly Pay-What-You-Can Sundays
Starting Feb. 1, Vancouver's three Vanier Park museums will offer a monthly pay-what-you-can Sunday, removing financial barriers to culture and science. Plan your visit!
Kanata's First Librarian to be Honoured with Two Rooms
Joan Dodsworth-Ware, Kanata's pioneering first librarian, will have two rooms named in her honour at the Beaverbrook branch. Discover the story of the woman who built the library from the ground up.
Leamington votes to continue historic Arts Centre repairs
Leamington council votes to proceed with repairs on the historic Arts Centre at 72 Talbot St. W., prioritizing preservation despite financial concerns. Learn about the decision and its impact.
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Alberta UNESCO Site Featured on TV Show 'The Pitt'
Alberta's Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, received a notable mention in the season two premiere of the TV series 'The Pitt'. Discover the cultural significance of this historic location.
Kitchener Considers Heritage Designation for Parking Garage
Kitchener's Heritage Committee is evaluating whether a local parking garage merits a heritage designation, sparking a debate on what defines historical value in an evolving city. Learn more about this unique case.
Civil Rights Pioneer Claudette Colvin Dies at 86
Claudette Colvin, whose 1955 arrest for refusing to give up her bus seat sparked the civil rights movement, has died at 86. Learn about her pivotal legacy.
Civil Rights Pioneer Claudette Colvin Dies at 86
Claudette Colvin, a pivotal figure who refused to give up her bus seat months before Rosa Parks, has died at 86. Her courageous act helped spark the civil rights movement.
New Photo Collection Showcases Winnipeg Transit History
A newly released archive of historical photos offers a unique glimpse into the evolution of public transit in Winnipeg, from horse-drawn carts to modern buses. Explore the city's journey.
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London Iranian Canadians call for action amid deadly protests
Iranian Canadians in London, Ont., urge the world to hear protesters' voices as the death toll rises in Iran. Activist Besat Zardosht speaks out on the crisis.
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