P.E.I. Time Capsule Reveals 1962 Life Snapshot
A rare time capsule discovered during a demolition project in Prince Edward Island provides a fascinating window into daily life over six decades ago, preserving artifacts and memories from 1962.
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Peace Tower's Green Roof to Disappear During Multi-Year Restoration
The iconic green patina on Parliament Hill's Peace Tower will be replaced with new brown copper as part of a massive rehabilitation project, taking decades to regain its familiar color.
Saskatchewan's Titanic Ties: Local Links to the Disaster
Explore the Saskatchewan connections to the Titanic tragedy, as historical records reveal local ties to the 1912 sinking that claimed 1,500 lives, shedding light on regional impacts.
Picture Butte Marks 100 Years with Centennial Celebrations
The Town of Picture Butte is commemorating its 100th anniversary, reflecting on a century of growth and community spirit in southern Alberta.
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Edmonton's Ukrainian Hall Named Municipal Historic Resource
The Ukrainian National Federation hall in Edmonton has been officially designated as a municipal historic resource, recognizing its cultural and architectural significance in the community.
Windsor-Essex Awarded Queen Elizabeth II Ontario Medals
Three individuals from Windsor-Essex have been recognized with the prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Ontario Medals for Good Citizenship, celebrating their exceptional community contributions and civic dedication.
Cree Baby's Historic First Steps on Parliament Hill
A six-month-old Cree child participated in a traditional Walking Out Ceremony on Parliament Hill, marking a significant cultural moment in Ottawa.
Titanic Hero's Gold Watch Set for Auction After 100+ Years
A gold watch belonging to an unsung hero of the Titanic rescue is heading to auction more than a century after the tragic sinking, highlighting a poignant piece of maritime history.
Titanic Hero's Gold Watch Up for Auction as Historical Artifact
A gold watch belonging to a hero from the Titanic rescue mission is set for auction, providing a tangible link to one of history's most famous maritime disasters.
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Sikh Community in Kitchener Marks Vaisakhi with Prayer and Celebration
The Sikh community in Kitchener gathers to observe Vaisakhi, a significant religious festival marked by reflection, prayer, and vibrant festivities, highlighting cultural traditions.
Ottawa Marks Holocaust Day with Call to Honour and Act
The Ottawa community observed International Holocaust Remembrance Day with prayers at the National Holocaust Museum, emphasizing the need to combat rising antisemitism and honor victims through education and remembrance.
Gastown Steam Clock Malfunctioning for Months
Vancouver's historic Gastown Steam Clock has been displaying incorrect time for months, raising concerns as the city prepares to host the FIFA World Cup. The malfunction highlights maintenance challenges for the popular tourist attraction.
Ottawa Marks Holocaust Remembrance Day with Vigil and Action
Residents gathered at the National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa to honor International Holocaust Remembrance Day, emphasizing remembrance and proactive efforts against hatred.
Five Nova Scotians to Receive Order of Nova Scotia Honour
The Order of Nova Scotia, the province's highest civilian honour, will be awarded to five distinguished individuals in a ceremony on Tuesday, recognizing their exceptional contributions to Nova Scotian society.
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Vancouver Aquarium Plans Underwater Tunnel for Public Feedback
The Vancouver Aquarium has unveiled redesign plans featuring a glass underwater tunnel in the B.C. Wild Coast area, with public comments open until April 20. The project aims to enhance visitor immersion and boost attendance.
Art School Applications Reveal Stories of Jews Fleeing Nazis
A rediscovered archive of applications to Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design brings to light the lives of young Jews seeking refuge from the Nazis in the 1930s and 1940s.
Pope Leo XIV in Algeria on St. Augustine Pilgrimage
Pope Leo XIV has commenced an 11-day apostolic journey across Africa, starting in Algeria where he visited the Basilica of Our Lady of Africa in Algiers to honor his spiritual father, St. Augustine.
NAC Orchestra Honors Indigenous Music in Nova Scotia Shows
The National Arts Centre Orchestra will showcase Indigenous compositions during its Nova Scotia tour, highlighting cultural heritage and collaboration with Mi'kmaq musicians.
Museum of History to Close CINÉ+ Theatre This Summer
The Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau will permanently shut down its CINÉ+ big screen theatre this summer, marking a significant change for cultural programming.
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Alberta Legislature Hosts Vaisakhi Celebration in Rotunda
The Alberta Legislative Assembly celebrated Vaisakhi with a special event in the Legislature rotunda on April 13, 2026, honoring Sikh culture and traditions.
Lapu Lapu Survivors Gather at Vancouver Dinner Before Anniversary
Emotional community dinner in Vancouver brings together survivors and families to remember the Lapu Lapu day tragedy, with tears and pride marking the solemn occasion ahead of the anniversary.
Heritage Status Eyed for Former General Amherst High School
The former General Amherst High School property in Amherstburg, Ontario, is under review for potential heritage designation, sparking discussions about preserving local history and future development.
Four Quebecers Including Lapierre and Sullivan to Be Honored
Jean Lapierre, Françoise Sullivan, and two other Quebecers are set to be recognized for their contributions in a ceremony announced for 2026, highlighting their lasting impact on Canadian society.
Windsor's Phil McLeod Honored as Canada's Scot of the Year
Phil McLeod, co-founder of Sho Art Studios and lifelong Scottish culture enthusiast, receives the prestigious Scot of the Year award for his decades of contributions to Windsor's arts scene and Scottish heritage.
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Distortion of Jewish Refugee History After Holocaust Exposed
Author Jack Jedwab reveals how historical revisionism is minimizing the plight of Holocaust survivors who remained stateless after WWII, using his parents' internment in Cyprus as a powerful example.
Sandwich Town's Queen's Dock Cultural Pier to Open This Spring
Windsor's Sandwich Town is preparing to welcome visitors to the newly completed Queen's Dock Cultural Pier this spring, offering scenic views of the Detroit River.
Antiques Roadshow Event in Dartmouth Offers Expert Appraisals
An Antiques Roadshow-inspired event at Evergreen House in Dartmouth, N.S., allowed residents to have treasured heirlooms evaluated by expert James Hewey on April 11, 2026.
Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope Van Displayed in Halifax
The iconic van that accompanied Terry Fox on his historic Marathon of Hope is now on public display at the Steele Wheels Motor Museum in Halifax, coinciding with the 46th anniversary of his legendary cross-Canada run.
Vancouver Vaisakhi Parade Draws Tens of Thousands
Tens of thousands gathered in Vancouver for the annual Vaisakhi parade, featuring vibrant floats and cultural displays. The event highlighted Sikh traditions and community spirit.
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Vancouver's 47th Vaisakhi Parade Draws Massive Crowds
The 47th annual Vaisakhi parade in Vancouver attracted thousands to south Vancouver, celebrating the creation of the Khalsa with floats, music, and free food.
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