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Free Museum Windsor Days This November

Discover when you can explore Museum Windsor for free this November. Perfect for families, history buffs, and budget-conscious visitors looking for cultural experiences.

Canadian Toques: Stitching National Pride

Discover the heartwarming story behind Canadian-made toques and how these humble winter hats evolved into powerful symbols of national identity and economic resilience.

World's Oldest Olympian Charles Coste Dies at 101

Charles Coste, the world's oldest living Olympian and celebrated French cycling champion who won gold at the 1948 London Games, has passed away at 101, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy in Olympic history.

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.

MP Fights for Generational Farmers in Land Dispute Crisis

A heated parliamentary debate erupts as a federal MP defends Ontario farmers fighting to protect their family legacy against a controversial land claim that threatens to erase generations of agricultural heritage.

STARS Donates Historic Helicopter to Flight Museum

STARS Air Ambulance enhances Calgary's aviation history by donating one of its first BK117 helicopters to The Hangar Flight Museum, creating an immersive educational experience for visitors.

Delta Armouries Hotel: 120 Years of London History

Discover how London's Delta Armouries Hotel transformed from a military training ground to a luxury downtown landmark, preserving 120 years of Canadian history while offering modern elegance.

Laurentian University Sells Historic Bell Mansion

Laurentian University has successfully completed the sale of the historic Bell Mansion, marking a significant step in the institution's financial recovery journey. The heritage property in Sudbury has been acquired by a local entrepreneur.

Sarah Obrien: Calgary Stampede's 2026 Princess

Sarah Obrien makes history as Calgary Stampede's 2026 Princess, joining the prestigious Royalty Program during its landmark 80th anniversary celebration. Discover her journey and the program's legacy.

Kitchener's Day of the Dead Festival Draws Hundreds

Hundreds gathered in downtown Kitchener for a spectacular Day of the Dead festival, transforming the city core with traditional altars, music, dancing, and cultural performances that honored loved ones in a joyful celebration of life.

Shein removes child-like sex dolls after French complaint

Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein pulls disturbing child-like sex dolls from sale following intervention by French consumer protection authorities. The controversial products sparked international outrage and regulatory action.

Day of the Dead Festival Enchants Ottawa's ByWard Market

Ottawa's historic ByWard Market came alive with colorful altars, marigold pathways, and traditional performances during the city's spectacular Day of the Dead festival, bringing Mexican culture to the heart of the capital.

La Tulipe Wins Court Battle Against Noise Restrictions

Montreal's beloved La Tulipe performance venue triumphs in Quebec court, overturning noise restrictions that threatened its survival. The landmark decision preserves the city's vibrant arts scene and cultural heritage.

Two New Suspects Charged in Louvre Jewels Heist

French authorities have leveled preliminary charges against two additional suspects in the shocking Louvre Museum jewelry theft case, expanding the international investigation into the multi-million dollar heist.

Nigeria's Mass Wedding Unites 200 Couples

In a spectacular display of tradition, 200 couples tied the knot simultaneously in Nigeria's annual mass wedding ceremony, embracing cultural heritage to ensure future prosperity and community bonds.

Lost PNE Landmark Returns After 67-Year Absence

A cherished piece of Vancouver history has come home! Discover the incredible journey of the iconic Miss PNE sign as it returns to the Pacific National Exhibition after nearly seven decades.

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