Oldest Operating Steamship in North America Being Restored
The RMS Segwun, North America's oldest operating steamship, is undergoing a significant restoration project in Muskoka, Ontario, to preserve its historic legacy and ensure future operations.
Category : Cultural Heritage
Windsor-Essex Celebrates Paczki Day with Polish Pastries
The Windsor-Essex region marked Paczki Day with traditional Polish pastries at Stiemar Bread Co., celebrating a cultural tradition that brings communities together through sweet indulgence.
Nova Scotia Church Leaders Mourn Rev. Jesse Jackson
African Nova Scotian church community leaders express grief and pay tribute to the legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson, the prominent civil rights activist who passed away recently.
Windsor-Essex Celebrates Paczki Day on Fat Tuesday
Windsor-Essex residents embrace Paczki Day on Fat Tuesday, indulging in the Polish doughnut tradition brought by immigrants over a century ago. Local bakeries like Blak's produce thousands annually.
Fogolar Furlan Club Sells Property, Ends Banquet Operations
The Fogolar Furlan Club in Windsor has voted to sell its 65-year-old property, marking a significant transition away from its traditional banquet operations.
Greek Experts to Examine Newly Found Nazi Atrocity Photos
A team of Greek experts will analyze recently discovered photographs depicting the 1944 Nazi execution of 200 Communist prisoners at the Kaisariani Shooting Range near Athens.
Manitobans Celebrate Louis Riel and Métis Culture
As Manitoba marks Louis Riel Day, communities across the province gather to celebrate Métis culture and reflect on the enduring legacy of their founder. Festivities highlight traditional music, dance, and historical education.
Lunar New Year Prayers and Festivities Begin for Year of the Horse
Worshippers gathered at temples in Taipei to usher in the Lunar New Year, marking the start of the Year of the Horse with traditional prayers and celebrations.
Italian 'Lovers' Arch' Collapses in Valentine's Day Storm
The centuries-old 'Lovers' Arch' on Italy's Salento coast collapsed during powerful Valentine's Day storms, dealing a devastating blow to local tourism and romance traditions.
Vatican Expands St. Peter's Basilica Visitor Experience
The Vatican has launched a special exhibition at St. Peter's Basilica to commemorate the 400th anniversary of its dedication, enhancing the visitor experience with new displays and historical insights.
New Brunswick Exhibition Honors Canada's War Brides
A poignant exhibition in New Brunswick pays tribute to Canada's war brides, commemorating their historical journey and contributions to the nation's cultural fabric.
Court Orders Restoration of Removed George Washington Slavery Exhibit
A federal judge has mandated the reinstatement of an educational exhibit on George Washington's slave ownership, which was controversially removed from a Philadelphia historic site by the previous administration.
Métis Culture Takes Center Stage in Winnipeg on Louis Riel Day
Métis freehand beadwork artist Lucy Lindell showcases traditional crafts at The Forks marketplace in Winnipeg, highlighting cultural heritage on Louis Riel Day 2026.
Vatican Expands Visitor Experience for Basilica Anniversary
The Vatican has launched a new exhibition called 'Ultra Visibilia' on St. Peter's Terrace to mark the 400th anniversary of the dedication of St. Peter's Basilica, enhancing the visitor experience with historical insights.
Italy's 'Lovers' Arch' Collapses on Valentine's Day
The historic stone arch on Salento's coast, a centuries-old symbol of romance, unexpectedly collapsed on February 14, 2026, leaving locals and tourists in disbelief.
Eddie Carvery, Last Africville Holdout, Dies at Age 78
Eddie Carvery, the final resident who refused to leave the bulldozed Africville community in Halifax, has passed away. The Africville Genealogy Society confirmed his death, marking the end of an era for the historic Black settlement.
PEI Celebrates Black History Month with Community Events
The Black Cultural Society of PEI is hosting numerous events throughout February to honor and support the Island's Black community, fostering pride and providing valuable resources.
Ottawa's 200-Year Journey: Heritage Quiz and History
Explore Ottawa's rich 200-year history from Bytown to today. Test your knowledge with our annual heritage quiz and learn about fascinating landmarks and figures.
Indigenous Storytelling Month Cultivates Kinship in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan's Indigenous Storytelling Month engages over 12,000 participants with 67 storytellers visiting 95+ communities, focusing on kinship, healing, and preserving oral traditions while addressing intergenerational trauma and climate anxiety.
Alberta Leaders Celebrate Fire Horse Year in Calgary Chinatown
Premier Danielle Smith and provincial ministers joined Calgary's Chinese community to welcome the Year of the Fire Horse, highlighting cultural contributions and economic partnerships.
Calgary's Chinese New Year Draws Thousands for Dragon Dances
Thousands of Calgarians gathered to celebrate Chinese New Year with vibrant dragon dances and cultural festivities, marking a significant community event in February 2026.
Prescott Woman Gets Peace Tower Flag After 17-Year Wait
Teresa Jansman from Prescott, Ontario, finally received a Peace Tower flag after a 17-year wait, coinciding with the 61st anniversary of Flag Day in Canada.
Manitoba Musicians Celebrate at Festival du Voyageur
Winnipeg band Leaf Rapids and other artists perform at Festival du Voyageur, keeping Franco-Manitoban spirit alive through music and cultural celebration.
Milan Duomo 'Adopt a Statue' Program Restores Historic Marbles
A new 'Adopt a Statue' initiative at Milan's iconic Duomo cathedral is funding the restoration of centuries-old marble sculptures, coinciding with the 2026 Winter Olympics spotlight on the city.
Chimczuk Museum Celebrates 10th Anniversary in Windsor
The Chimczuk Museum in Windsor, Ontario, is preparing to celebrate its 10th anniversary on February 21, 2026, with a special event highlighting its cultural contributions.
Montreal March Shows Solidarity with Iran, Demands Freedom
Hundreds of Montrealers marched along Sainte-Catherine Street in a powerful display of support for Iran, demanding emergency aid and regime change. The rally, part of a Global Day of Action, saw one arrest over an alleged firearm threat.
Violins of Hope Concert Bridges Past and Present Through Music
A Christian musician reflects on playing Holocaust-surviving violins in a Wisconsin concert, connecting personal heritage with warnings against repeating history amid contemporary tensions.
Kawacatoose Boys Group Spreads Healing in Regina on Valentine's Day
On Valentine's Day 2026, the Kawacatoose Boys Group and Dance Troupe performed at the northwest YMCA in Regina, offering love and healing to community members through cultural dance and connection.
Toronto Protest Demands Iran Regime Change
Hundreds of thousands marched in Toronto, chanting for King Reza Pahlavi and condemning government violence in Iran that has claimed thousands of lives.
Wanuskewin Hosts Kahomani Dance for Valentine's Day
Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatchewan celebrated Valentine's Day with a traditional Kahomani dance, highlighting Indigenous culture and community engagement during the holiday weekend.
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