Regina Ukrainians Mark 4 Years Since War Start
Members of Regina's Ukrainian community assembled on Saturday to solemnly observe the fourth anniversary of the war's commencement, reflecting on the ongoing conflict's impact.
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Montreal Ukrainians Mark War Anniversary with Hope for Peace
Hundreds gathered at Phillips Square in Montreal to commemorate four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with refugees sharing stories of loss and resilience while calling for an end to the conflict.
Kona Festival Returns to Wanuskewin for Cultural Gathering
The Kona Festival, a significant Indigenous cultural event, is set to return to Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatchewan, celebrating tradition and community.
Ottawa Chinatown Lunar New Year Parade Draws Crowds
Ottawa's Chinatown welcomed the Lunar New Year with its annual parade on February 2, 2025, featuring traditional performances and community festivities.
Tracing Black Migration Waves to Quebec
A deep dive into the historical patterns of Black migration to Quebec, exploring key figures like Mathieu Da Costa and the broader cultural impacts on the province.
Europe's Underground Salt Kingdom: A Strange Tourist Attraction
Deep beneath Poland lies the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a centuries-old underground labyrinth transformed into one of Europe's most unusual tourist destinations, featuring chapels, lakes, and sculptures carved entirely from salt.
Ottawa Muslims Observe Ramadan as Holy Month Begins
Ottawa's Muslim community joins nearly 2 billion worldwide in observing Ramadan, with local imams explaining traditions and spiritual significance of the holy month.
Judge Upholds Deadline for Slavery Exhibit Restoration in Philadelphia
A federal judge has upheld a Friday deadline for the restoration of a slavery exhibit at the President's House Site on Independence Mall in Philadelphia, following advocacy efforts.
Sagrada Familia Reaches Peak with Central Tower Completion
The iconic Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona has achieved its maximum height of 172.5 meters after the installation of the cross on its central Jesus Christ Tower, marking a historic milestone in its 144-year construction journey.
Canada's Architectural Styles Revealed in New Field Guide
Don Mikel's 'Canadian Architectural Styles: A Field Guide' offers a panoramic survey of over 40 architectural styles across Canada, from Colonial log cabins to contemporary designs, aiming to foster public appreciation for built heritage.
Canadian Woman, 108, Gets WWII Medal After 80 Years
Joan Fuller, a 108-year-old Canadian veteran, has finally received her 1939-1945 war medal from Britain, making her one of the oldest recipients of the honor after it was missed during post-war demobilization.
Montreal's Greek Community Marks 120 Years of Legacy
The Hellenic Community of Greater Montreal commemorates its 120th anniversary with year-long events, showcasing its enduring cultural and linguistic heritage while contributing to Quebec's diverse fabric.
Regina Muslims Observe Ramadan with Community Focus
The Muslim community in Regina is observing Ramadan, a holy month dedicated to prayer, fasting, and strengthening community bonds through shared spiritual practices.
Alberta Marks 100 Years of Black History in Legislature
Lieutenant Governor Salma Lakhani and Alberta MLAs joined artists and performers in the Legislature rotunda to commemorate a century of Black history in the province, featuring music, spoken word, and cultural presentations.
Philadelphia Slavery Exhibit Restored Amid Trump Legal Fight
Workers in Philadelphia have reinstalled an exhibit about nine people enslaved by George Washington, following a federal court order against the Trump administration's removal. The legal dispute centers on historical interpretation authority at National P
Slavery Exhibit Returns to Philly Museum After Judge's Order
A slavery exhibit at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia has been reinstated following a judge's ruling that referenced George Orwell's '1984', sparking discussions on historical representation and free speech.
Heritage Park Calls for 2026 Women Making History Award Nominations
Heritage Park invites Albertans to nominate inspiring women for the 2026 Women Making History Awards, recognizing community contributions and supporting equitable access.
Sisters Honor Mother at Vancouver Lunar New Year Parade
Three sisters carry on their mother's cultural traditions by participating in Vancouver's vibrant Lunar New Year parade, celebrating heritage and community spirit.
Lewis Coray Awards Honor London's First Black Police Officer
Hundreds gathered in London, Ontario, for the annual Lewis Coray Trailblazer Awards, celebrating the legacy of the city's first Black police officer and recognizing community leaders.
Calgary Muslims Begin Ramadan Amid Winter Observance
Calgary's Muslim community joins nearly 2 billion Muslims worldwide in starting Ramadan, marking a unique winter observance with fasting and spiritual reflection.
Vancouver Tour Spotlights Black Pioneers in Early B.C.
A guided walking tour from Kitsilano to English Bay reveals the often-overlooked Black history of Vancouver, showcasing pioneers who shaped the province.
Vancouver Exhibit Highlights Coast Salish Artistic Heritage
The Bill Reid Gallery's 'Every River Has a Mouth' exhibition, curated by Eliot White-Hill, challenges historical biases by showcasing diverse works from Coast and Interior Salish artists, running through February 2027.
Bernini Elephant Loses Tusk Tip Again in Rome
The iconic Elephant and Obelisk monument in Rome, designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, has lost the tip of its left tusk for a second time. Police discovered an 11-centimeter marble fragment near the statue, prompting an investigation into the damage to this
Windsor Heritage Preservation and Stadium Memories in Reader Letters
Reader letters emphasize the importance of heritage designation for Windsor properties and share nostalgic memories of Windsor Stadium's vibrant 1950s sports and community events.
Canadian Muslims Mark First Full Winter Ramadan
Muslim communities across Canada are observing Ramadan during the winter months for the first time in years, noting shorter fasting days and a more comfortable experience.
Saskatchewan Museum Restores 1946 J-3 Cub After Decades
Volunteers at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum are breathing new life into a vintage 1946 J-3 Cub airplane that sat unused in a barn for over 30 years, showcasing dedication to preserving aviation history.
Lunar New Year 2026: Robots and Tradition Unite Globally
The Year of the Horse began with traditional prayers and fireworks, but also featured humanoid robots in China's TV gala. Celebrations spanned from Beijing to New York, highlighting cultural festivities.
Waterloo Muslims Ready for Ramadan Spiritual Journey
The Islamic community in Waterloo Region is gearing up for Ramadan, a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection, as local preparations intensify for this significant religious observance.
Lunar New Year Celebrations Kick Off in Maritimes
Communities throughout Nova Scotia and the Maritime provinces launch vibrant Lunar New Year celebrations, marking the Year of the Horse with traditional events and cultural displays.
Christmas Trees Still Up in Kitchener and Waterloo as New Year's Trees
In Kitchener and Waterloo, Christmas trees are still standing in February 2026, rebranded as 'New Year's Intention Trees' to promote community goals and sustainability.
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