Halifax Religious Leaders Report Faith Surge Among Young Adults
Religious leaders in Halifax observe a notable increase in young adults engaging with faith communities, exploring spirituality and seeking deeper meaning in their lives.
Category : Cultural Heritage
Alberta's Old Coleman High School in National Heritage Contest
The 90-year-old Old Coleman High School in Crowsnest Pass is Alberta's sole finalist in a national competition offering restoration funds. The building houses the Crowsnest Museum and needs facade repairs.
Kingsville Highland Games Gets $20K Provincial Funding
The Kingsville Highland Games has received a significant $20,000 grant from the provincial government, supporting the cultural event's return and community impact in Windsor-Essex.
Vietnamese Refugees Left Off Communism Memorial
Federal documents reveal the Memorial to the Victims of Communism will highlight European events while omitting the arrival of nearly 200,000 Southeast Asian refugees to Canada, sparking controversy over historical representation.
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Ottawa Weekend Events: Maple Festivals & Activities April 10-12
Discover exciting things to do in Ottawa this weekend, including traditional maple syrup festivals at urban sugar shacks, cultural events, and local activities for all ages.
Performance 'Ridge' Honors Vimy Ridge Soldiers at Darke Hall
A special performance at Regina's Darke Hall uses music and soldiers' letters to commemorate the 109th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge, honoring Canadian troops.
New Art Marks Women's Institute 100-Year Anniversary
The Simcoe County Museum has commissioned a special art piece to commemorate the 100-year anniversary of the Women's Institute, celebrating its enduring legacy in the community.
WWI Memorial Statue Finds New Home in Winnipeg Cemetery
A First World War memorial statue previously located at Portage and Main has been officially relocated to Brookside Cemetery's Field of Honour in Winnipeg, marking a significant preservation effort for this historic monument.
Montreal Ceremony Commemorates Vimy Ridge Battle
A solemn ceremony in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough marked the anniversary of the historic Battle of Vimy Ridge, honoring Canadian soldiers' sacrifices during World War I.
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Online Vote Campaign Seeks to Save Canadian Heritage Buildings
The Next Great Save campaign invites the public to vote online to preserve 12 endangered heritage buildings across Canada, including Alberta's Old Coleman High School.
Bigfoot Sightings Reported in Chatham-Kent Region
The U.S.-based Bigfoot Mapping Project has documented three alleged Bigfoot sightings in Chatham-Kent over the past week, sparking local intrigue and debate.
Historic Border Library Gets New Door After U.S. Limits
A library straddling the Canada-U.S. border in Stanstead, Quebec, has installed a new door to restore Canadian access, following restrictions imposed during the Trump administration.
Eiffel Tower Original Staircase Piece Up for Sale
A rare piece of the original staircase from the Eiffel Tower in Paris is set to go up for sale next month, with expectations of high bids due to its historical significance and iconic status.
Canada Place Marks 40 Years as Vancouver Waterfront Icon
Canada Place commemorates four decades since its debut as the Canada Pavilion for Expo 86, evolving into a premier destination for events, community gatherings, and showcasing public art on Vancouver's waterfront.
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Art in the Park Faces Backlash Over Chick-fil-A Sponsorship
The Rotary Club of Windsor faces criticism from all sides after initially accepting then dropping Chick-fil-A as a sponsor for Art in the Park amid LGBTQ concerns.
Chinatown Summit in Vancouver Focuses on Neighborhood Revitalization
Leaders from 22 Chinatowns across North America gathered in Vancouver for a summit addressing preservation of cultural heritage and economic revitalization of historic neighborhoods facing rising rents and displacement.
Africville Activist's Trailer Removed, Family Outraged
The family of activist Eddie Carvery is angered after the city removed his trailer from the edge of Africville, Nova Scotia, a site of historical significance and protest.
Green Shirt Day Marks 8 Years Since Humboldt Broncos Crash
Green Shirt Day commemorates the eighth anniversary of the Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy, honoring the legacy of organ donor Logan Boulet and promoting organ donation awareness across Canada.
Halifax Honors Humboldt Broncos Victim with Green Shirt Day
Halifax commemorates a Humboldt Broncos crash victim by raising the Green Shirt Day flag, honoring organ donation awareness and community remembrance.
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Nova Scotia Tarot Deck Inspired by Local Lore Released
Ellen E. Sutherland, a Nova Scotian author and tarot reader, has launched a unique tarot deck drawing from regional folklore and landscapes, blending spiritual tradition with cultural heritage.
RCMP Seeks Kids' Help Naming Foals in 'C' Tradition
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is calling on children across Canada to submit name ideas for this year's foals, continuing a long-standing tradition where all names must start with the letter 'C'.
Victoria Woman Hides Hundreds of Toy Ducks for Joy
A Victoria woman has sparked a community treasure hunt by hiding hundreds of small toy ducks in public places, bringing unexpected smiles and a little bit of joy to finders.
Bernice King Reflects on MLK Jr. Legacy at Atlanta Ceremony
Bernice King shared emotional reflections during the annual wreath-laying ceremony for her father, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., stating that commemorating his legacy 'never gets easier' as the nation continues to grapple with his unfinished work.
Umrah Forum in Madinah Concludes with Landmark Pilgrim Service Gains
The third Umrah, Hajj, and Ziyarah Forum in Madinah, under royal patronage, concluded with significant achievements including training 800 personnel, serving 18 million pilgrims, and high satisfaction rates, showcasing Saudi Arabia's leadership in pilgrim
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Israel Allows 100 Worshippers at Western Wall
Israeli authorities have announced a new policy allowing up to 100 worshippers at the Western Wall, one of Judaism's holiest sites, as part of ongoing security and religious accommodations.
Calgary Celebrates Black Francophone Excellence
Local non-profits in Calgary collaborated to host a special event celebrating the achievements and contributions of the city's Black Francophone community, highlighting cultural pride and unity.
Pope's Easter Mass Urges Peace in World Torn by War
Pope Leo XIV delivered his inaugural Easter message, emphasizing harmony and peace during Mass at the Vatican, as Christians worldwide celebrated in cities like Jerusalem and Tehran.
Pope Leo's Easter Call for Hope in War-Torn World
Pope Leo delivered his first Easter Mass as pontiff, urging hope against war violence and injustice. He singled out warmongers and profiteers while addressing subdued celebrations in the Holy Land.
Calgary Anti-Racism Workshop Hosted by African Community Collective
The Calgary African Community Collective organized an anti-racism workshop on Saturday at the Doubletree Hilton Hotel, addressing racial discrimination and promoting community unity.
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Pope Leo XIV's First Easter Vigil: Call for Peace in War-Torn World
Pope Leo XIV presided over his inaugural Easter Vigil at St. Peter's Basilica, delivering a powerful message advocating for harmony and peace in a world currently divided by numerous wars and conflicts.
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