B.C. dairy milk testers strike for fair mileage pay
Dairy milk testers in British Columbia are on strike, demanding fair mileage compensation from their employer. The union says workers deserve proper reimbursement for travel costs.
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How Humans Evolved to Drink Milk Safely
Explore milk's fascinating journey from causing digestive distress to becoming a nutritional staple, including the science behind lactose tolerance and future lab-made alternatives.
Harvey Milk mural vandalized in Salt Lake City
A mural honoring LGBTQ+ rights pioneer Harvey Milk was vandalized along the Salt Lake City street named after him. Authorities are investigating the incident that has sparked community outrage.
Canadian Museum Criticized for Woke Makeover
National Post investigation reveals how Canadian museums have undergone identity-driven transformations under Liberal government pressure, sparking debate about historical interpretation.
Edward Cornwallis Controversy: Halifax Reconsiders Founder
Halifax re-examines founder Edward Cornwallis' legacy amid controversy over his 1749 bounty for Mi'kmaq scalps. Discover the complex historical context of colonial-Mi'kmaq conflicts.
Settlement in Silk Alternative Milk Listeria Recall
A national class action settlement has been reached with the alternative milk company Silk following a listeria recall. Learn the details and what it means for Canadian consumers.
$6.5M Settlement in Plant-Based Milk Listeria Case
Canadians affected by a listeria outbreak linked to recalled plant-based milk have reached a $6.5-million settlement. Learn about the compensation details and the outbreak's impact.
Jordan Peele's Black Cowboy Documentary Sheds Light
Jordan Peele's new documentary 'High Horse: The Black Cowboy' explores the erased history of Black cowboys in America, premiering November 2025 on Peacock.
1,700-Year-Old Roman Sarcophagus Found in Budapest
Archaeologists in Budapest have opened a perfectly preserved 1,700-year-old Roman sarcophagus. Discover the incredible find reshaping history. Read more now!
Alberta rural municipalities back raw milk legalization
Rural Alberta leaders vote to lobby for legal raw milk sales, arguing regulation is safer than current black market. Learn about the health risks and policy debate.
Rare Dionne Quintuplets Photos Displayed in Callander
The Callander Museum unveils previously unseen photographs of the Dionne quintuplets to commemorate their birthday. This exclusive exhibit offers a unique glimpse into Canadian history.
Old Church Houses Internet Archive's Trillion Webpages
Discover how a converted Christian Scientist Church in San Francisco now safeguards one trillion webpages as the Internet Archive's headquarters. Explore digital preservation efforts.
Moncton Fire Department Marks 150 Years with Exhibit
Moncton Fire Department commemorates 150 years of service with special historical exhibit opening November 16, 2025. Discover the rich heritage of firefighting in New Brunswick.
Canada's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Needs Attention
Father Raymond J. de Souza argues that Canada must ensure its Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is never left unattended, honouring the sacrifice of all fallen soldiers.
Harvey Glatt Estate Sale: Own Music Mogul's Legacy
Ottawa residents can own pieces of music history at Harvey Glatt's estate sale. Discover rare collectibles from the legendary promoter's personal collection.
Woodward's Department Store Opens in Vancouver, 1903
On November 13, 1903, Charles Woodward defied superstition to open his monumental Woodward Departmental Stores at Abbott and Hastings, transforming a swamp into B.C.'s largest retail hub. Discover the story of this Vancouver landmark.
Collective Blame for Montreal Expos' Demise Revealed
Key figures Mark Routtenberg, David Samson, and Stephen Bronfman reveal the inside story of the Montreal Expos' failure. Discover the collective blame and missed opportunities that led to the team's 2004 relocation.
Saskatchewan Roughriders Grey Cup Appearances
Explore the complete history of Saskatchewan Roughriders' Grey Cup appearances. Discover key moments from their championship victories and legacy in Canadian football.
Kilworth United Church marks 175 years in London
Kilworth United Church, London's second-oldest church, celebrates its 175th anniversary this weekend. Discover the history and community impact of this historic landmark.
Brad Marchand Reaches 1,000 Career NHL Points
Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand scores his 1,000th career point, becoming the 102nd player in NHL history to achieve this major hockey milestone. Read more about this historic moment.
River Canard Bridge commemorated with provincial plaque
The historic River Canard Bridge in Windsor receives provincial plaque recognition, preserving its legacy for future generations. Discover this important milestone in Ontario's infrastructure history.
iPod's 25th Anniversary: The Pod in Podcast
As Apple's iconic iPod approaches its 25th anniversary, we explore how this revolutionary device created the podcast era and transformed digital media forever. Read more.
Discover Alberta's Vanishing Ghost Towns
Join photographer Andrew Penner on a journey through Alberta's abandoned places like Farrow and Rowley. Discover these historic sites before they disappear forever from the Canadian landscape.
Edmund Fitzgerald relic returned in settlement
Michigan returns rare life ring from the 1975 Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck plus $600,000 settlement. Historic artifact preservation continues.
Slavery acknowledgements proposed for Canadian events
Canadian activists are pushing for slavery acknowledgements to accompany land acknowledgements at public events, sparking debate about historical accuracy and national identity.
CJAY-TV marks 65 years on Winnipeg airwaves
Celebrating 65 years since CJAY-TV first broadcast in Winnipeg. Explore the station's history and impact on Canadian media landscape. Read more about this milestone.
Alberta recall campaign mirrors failed BC strategy
Analysis shows Alberta's 'Operation Total Recall' faces similar challenges to BC's failed 1990s campaign. Learn why recall legislation rarely succeeds in toppling governments.
Hudson's Bay Gifts War Memorials to TD and Legion
Hudson's Bay Company gifts historic war memorials, including the Simpson's Roll of Honour, to TD Bank and Royal Canadian Legion branches to ensure their preservation.
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.
Final U.S. Penny Minted in Philadelphia Today
The last U.S. penny enters production today in Philadelphia, marking the end of an era for American currency. Discover the economic factors behind this historic decision.
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