BC teacher gets 8 years for historical child sex crimes
Brian Moore sentenced to 8 years for historical child sexual abuse at North Vancouver elementary school. Victim Dennis Cooper successfully applied to lift publication bans.
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Study: Hitler likely had genetic condition limiting sexuality
New research suggests Adolf Hitler likely had a rare genetic condition that limited his sexual development. The findings offer a medical perspective on the Nazi leader's life.
Napoleon's Lost Diamond Brooch Sells for $4.4M
A diamond brooch lost by Napoleon Bonaparte during his retreat from Waterloo has been sold for US$4.4 million at Sotheby's Geneva. Discover the fascinating history behind this historic jewelry piece.
Historic Hudson's Bay Art Collection Auction Preview
Toronto previews showcase 27 artworks from Hudson's Bay historic collection before Heffel auction. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own Canadian art history.
Atlantic Canada's Memory Crisis: Preserving Our Past
Discover why Atlantic Canadians are losing touch with their history and the innovative solutions being implemented to preserve cultural memory for future generations.
Napoleon's Diamond Brooch for Auction in Geneva
A stunning diamond-encrusted brooch once owned by Napoleon Bonaparte goes up for auction in Geneva, offering a rare piece of French imperial history to collectors worldwide.
Ghost Soldiers Return to Toronto Streets in WWI Tribute
Experience living history as World War I soldiers return to Toronto's streets in a moving theatrical tribute honoring Canada's military heritage and remembrance.
Learning Cree Brings Wholeness to Saskatchewan Language Keepers
Discover the powerful journey of a Saskatchewan language keeper revitalizing Cree and reconnecting with cultural identity through ancestral language preservation efforts.
1999 Students' Letters Found in Winnipeg School Attic
A remarkable discovery in a Winnipeg school attic reveals heartfelt letters from 1999 students predicting the future, offering a poignant glimpse into childhood perspectives before the digital age.
Students build birchbark canoe to preserve Wolastoqey traditions
New Brunswick students and community members construct traditional birchbark canoe, blending ancestral Wolastoqey knowledge with modern education to keep cultural practices alive.
McGill's Flanders Fields Manuscripts Get UNESCO Nod
Historic handwritten copies of John McCrae's iconic war poem from McGill University archives gain UNESCO Memory of the World Programme recognition, preserving Canadian literary heritage for future generations.
Historic Altar Stone Returns to Base Borden Church
A remarkable piece of Canadian military history has found its permanent home at St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church in Base Borden. Discover the story behind the restored altar stone with deep ties to local veterans and the Royal Canadian Air Force.
Historic Moncton Building Back on Market
Moncton's historic T. McAvity & Sons building, a downtown architectural treasure, is back on the market with renewed preservation hopes and commercial potential.
Chinatown Fights to Save Last Post Office
Community members and business owners rally against Canada Post's plan to close the only post office in Vancouver's historic Chinatown, citing cultural significance and accessibility concerns.
Medieval Tower Collapses Near Rome's Vatican
A 12th-century medieval tower adjacent to Rome's Aurelian Walls partially collapsed, raising alarm about the preservation of Italy's historical infrastructure.
Winnipeg's Portage Place Clock Tower Future Uncertain
The fate of Portage Place's beloved clock tower hangs in the balance as Winnipeg debates preserving this iconic piece of downtown history while planning massive redevelopment.
Vancouver's House Moving Race Against Demolition
Discover how house movers are battling time and bureaucracy to save perfectly good homes from landfill destruction across Metro Vancouver's development zones.
Medieval Rome Tower Collapses During Renovations
A 13th-century tower in central Rome partially collapsed during restoration work, injuring a construction worker and raising concerns about preserving ancient structures.
Financial Literacy: Building Family Legacies That Last
Discover why financial education is becoming the cornerstone of preserving family wealth and values across multiple generations in Canada.
Woke Movement Targets Canadian Hero Matthew Begbie
The legacy of Sir Matthew Begbie, British Columbia's first chief justice, is under fire as activists demand removal of his name from landmarks. Discover the complex story behind Canada's latest historical controversy.
Shipwreck Expedition Reveals Stunning Sea Floor Surprise
A groundbreaking underwater expedition reveals unexpected discoveries from a WWII shipwreck, challenging historical records and offering new insights into maritime archaeology.
Alberta Privacy Watchdog Demands Survey Data Preservation
The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner demands Alberta's government safeguard controversial survey results as legal deadline looms.
Churchill Paintings & Hudson's Bay Art in Montreal Exhibit
Discover over 4,000 rare artifacts including Winston Churchill's personal paintings and Hudson's Bay Company treasures in Montreal's groundbreaking McCord Stewart Museum exhibition exploring Canadian identity.
Trump White House Ballroom Renos Violated Federal Rules
Former President Trump faces scrutiny over unauthorized White House ballroom renovations that violated federal preservation guidelines, according to official documents.
BC man arrested in 1997 Ontario sexual assaults cold case
A 52-year-old British Columbia man faces multiple charges in connection with brutal 1997 sexual assaults in Ontario, solved through advanced DNA technology and dedicated cold case investigation.
BC man charged in historical Ontario sex assaults
A British Columbia man has been charged in connection with multiple historical sexual assaults in southwestern Ontario, marking a significant development in cold case investigations spanning several communities.
Young Quebecers Pulling Away From French: OQLF Study
New OQLF study investigates alarming trend of youth disengaging from French in Quebec. Discover the factors behind this linguistic shift and what it means for the province's future.
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