Vanier Park Museums Offer Monthly Pay-What-You-Can Sundays
Starting Feb. 1, Vancouver's three Vanier Park museums will offer a monthly pay-what-you-can Sunday, removing financial barriers to culture and science. Plan your visit!
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National Bank opens Dubai office for Canadian businesses
National Bank of Canada establishes a new office in Dubai to provide enhanced support and services for Canadian companies operating in the Middle East region. Learn about the strategic expansion.
Louvre Museum ticket price increases by nearly half
The Louvre Museum in Paris has raised its ticket price by nearly 50%, a significant hike for one of the world's most visited cultural sites. Learn the new costs and what this means for planning your visit.
Toronto's Diaspora Excited for 2026 World Cup Teams
Toronto's vibrant diaspora communities are buzzing with anticipation as the 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to bring national teams from Ghana, Croatia, Germany, and more to the city. Discover how local fans are preparing for the historic event.
Chinese citizen charged with photographing U.S. Air Force base
A Chinese national faces charges for allegedly taking photos of a sensitive U.S. Air Force base. The case highlights ongoing security concerns and international tensions. Read the full details.
Free Activities Planned at Windsor's Chimczuk Museum
The Chimczuk Museum in Windsor, Ontario, has announced a series of free activities for the public. Discover upcoming events and community programs designed for all ages.
Halifax Museum of Natural History Closed for Renovations
The Museum of Natural History in Halifax, Nova Scotia, is temporarily closed for a two-week renovation project starting January 11, 2026. Learn about the updates and planned improvements.
Elgin County Railway Museum Temporarily Closes
The Elgin County Railway Museum in St. Thomas, Ontario, has announced a temporary closure to the public. Learn the details and what this means for local heritage.
Louvre reopens partially as staff strike continues
Paris's iconic Louvre museum has reopened its doors, but significant sections remain closed due to an ongoing staff strike. Get the latest details on the disruptions and visitor impact.
Bytown Museum celebrates 200th anniversary in Ottawa
Ottawa's Bytown Museum launches a year of celebrations for its bicentennial, marking 200 years since the city's founding. Discover the planned events and historical significance.
Dionne Quints Museum in North Bay Seeks More Visitors
The Dionne Quintuplets' birthplace museum in North Bay draws thousands annually. City officials now have plans to increase attendance and highlight this unique piece of Canadian history. Discover the story.
Toronto museum exhibit celebrates 42 years of kids' TV nostalgia
A new Toronto exhibit, 'Mr. Dressup to Degrassi,' explores 42 years of iconic Canadian children's television. Discover the nostalgia at the Museum of Toronto now.
First T-Rex Christmas Party at Regina's Royal Museum
Dozens of families experienced a prehistoric holiday celebration at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum's unique T-Rex Christmas party. Discover the festive fun in Regina.
National Museums Shift to Colonial Reckoning Focus
A National Post investigation reveals Canada's museums are radically changing, moving from historical artifacts to confronting colonial errors. Explore the policy shift and its national impact.
Louvre reopens fully after staff suspend strike
The Louvre Museum in Paris has fully reopened after employees voted to suspend a disruptive strike. Visitors can now access all galleries and the iconic Mona Lisa.
Trump to Attend Transfer for 3 Killed in Syria
Former President Donald Trump will witness the dignified transfer of two National Guardsmen and an interpreter killed in Syria. The ceremony honors Sgts. William Howard and Edgar Torres-Tovar.
Louvre Workers Vote to Extend Strike Over Understaffing
Employees at the Louvre, the world's most visited museum, have voted to extend a strike, protesting chronic understaffing, building decay, and management decisions. The Paris landmark faces a breaking point.
NBA Cup pressured to end Emirates partnership over Sudan
The NBA Cup faces mounting calls to terminate its sponsorship with Emirates due to the UAE's alleged involvement in the Sudan conflict. Learn about the ethical pressure on sports partnerships.
Sudan tops global humanitarian crisis watchlist for third year
For the third year running, Sudan is the world's most severe humanitarian crisis, with a devastating war displacing millions. Read the latest on the international response.
U.S. Fights to Continue White House Ballroom Construction
The Trump administration argues a $300M White House ballroom is vital for national security. A historic preservation group's lawsuit seeks to halt the project. Get the latest details.
Louvre Water Leak Damages Egyptian Collection
A water leak at the Louvre Museum damaged hundreds of Egyptian documents, weeks after a major jewel heist. Officials confirm no irreparable losses. Learn about the incident and the museum's aging infrastructure.
U.S. National Parks Add Trump's Birthday to Free Days
The U.S. National Park Service has overhauled its free admission schedule for 2025, adding former President Donald Trump's birthday. Discover the new dates and what it means for park visitors.
Sudan Drone Attack Kills 50, Including 33 Children
A paramilitary drone strike in Sudan's Kordofan region has resulted in 50 fatalities, with 33 children among the dead, according to medical sources. The attack highlights the escalating conflict.
Interactive Murder Mystery Exhibit Opens in Orillia
Step into a literary whodunit at the Stephen Leacock Museum. The new 'Murder by the Book' interactive exhibit invites guests to solve a mystery, blending history with immersive fun.
UN's New 'Day Against Sanctions' Draws Sharp Criticism
The UN General Assembly inaugurates a day condemning Western sanctions, backed by authoritarian states. Critics argue it distracts from crises like Sudan, where 150,000 have died. Read the full analysis.
FBI Arrests Suspect in 2021 Capitol Pipe Bomb Case
The FBI has arrested a suspect linked to pipe bombs placed at the DNC and RNC on Jan. 5, 2021. The devices were viable and the investigation involved over 1,000 interviews. Read the latest.
Parks Canada sees 13% visitor spike with Canada Strong Pass
Parks Canada sites experienced a significant 13% increase in visitors following the introduction of the Canada Strong Pass. Discover how the program is driving tourism to national treasures like Banff.
Amnesty accuses Sudanese paramilitary of war crimes
Amnesty International accuses Sudan's Rapid Support Forces of war crimes in a deadly assault on a refugee camp. The report details ethnically targeted killings and calls for international action.
National Guard Shooter Radicalized in U.S.: Noem
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reveals the suspect in the Washington National Guard shooting was radicalized within the U.S. community. Learn the latest details.
Sudan's cultural heritage threatened by ongoing war
Sudanese archaeologist Dr. Shadia Abdrabo works to preserve national heritage as conflict threatens to erase cultural history. Learn about the rescue efforts.
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