Home County Music Festival Returns to Victoria Park
The 50th annual Home County Music and Art Festival will take place at Victoria Park in London, Ontario, this summer, featuring live music, art, and community activities.
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Historical Groups Unite for London 200 with Unique Tales
London & Middlesex Historical Society and Western University collaborate to celebrate London's bicentennial with engaging stories from the Forest City's past.
Mosaic Pavilion Future in Doubt After REAL Sale
Ginger Devernechuk-Merk worries about the Mosaic Festival of Cultures pavilion after council approved REAL's sale to Brandt, raising questions about its future in the district.
Collingwood, Katano mark 45 years of sister city ties with storyboards
Collingwood and Katano, Japan have shared a sister city relationship for 45 years. During Asian Heritage Month, the towns exchanged storyboards displayed at Town Hall to celebrate their bond.
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Spring Brings Two New Exhibits to Banff’s Whyte Museum
The Whyte Museum in Banff announces two new exhibits for spring, featuring local and historical art, open to visitors starting this month.
Calgarians Enjoy Hong Kong Culture at Weekend Event
Thousands of Calgarians experienced authentic Hong Kong cuisine, culture, and sounds at a weekend event in the Chinese Cultural Plaza, featuring food, performances, and more.
Massey Museum Exhibit Revives Ancient Anishinabek Artifacts
The Massey Area Museum unveils a new exhibit featuring ancient Anishinabek artifacts over 2,000 years old, bringing Indigenous history to life in Northern Ontario.
Sikh Nagar Kirtan Parade Draws Huge Crowds in Calgary
Calgary's northeast prepares for the annual Nagar Kirtan parade celebrating Sikh culture with colorful floats. Vaisakhi festivities expected to draw massive crowds.
Princess Margriet visits Ottawa for Tulip Festival
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands visited Ottawa as the Canadian Tulip Festival began, posing with Mayor Mark Sutcliffe at City Hall to celebrate the historic bond between Canada and the Netherlands.
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Bavaria's Elaborately Decorated Skeletons in Churches
Visitors to Catholic churches in Bavaria are often surprised by elaborately decorated skeletons, known as 'catacomb saints,' which are adorned with jewels and fine clothing.
Fascist Secret Beneath Europe's Largest Railway Station
Milano Centrale, opened in 1931, was appropriated by fascists as a symbol of power. New research uncovers dark secrets beneath one of Europe's largest railway stations.
David Attenborough, Voice of Nature, Turns 100
Sir David Attenborough celebrates his 100th birthday as the BBC honors his legacy with a new documentary narrated by the legendary naturalist himself.
Multiculturalism Celebrated at Windsor High School
Catholic Central High School in Windsor hosted a vibrant multicultural event, showcasing diverse traditions and fostering community unity through food, music, and dance.
Indigenous youth gather in Brant County for dance rehearsals
Indigenous youth from across Canada are in Brant County for dance showcase rehearsals, celebrating culture and community.
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Witches Pilgrimage to Ancient Turkish Temple
Modern witches are increasingly visiting the Temple of Hekate in Turkey, drawn by its historical and spiritual significance. This trend highlights a resurgence of interest in ancient pagan practices.
St. Boniface Water Tower Future Plans Revealed
A 90-foot-tall water tower in Winnipeg's St. Boniface district will be preserved as a heritage landmark, with plans for a public plaza and interpretive centre.
Chilliwack Mural Defaced on Red Dress Day Will Be Restored
The Chilliwack Mural Festival confirmed that a mural vandalized on Red Dress Day will be restored. The defacement occurred on May 5, sparking community outrage.
B.C. Sports Hall of Fame Shuts for FIFA World Cup
The B.C. Sports Hall of Fame must close for two months during the FIFA World Cup, missing a chance to engage soccer fans. No compensation is provided.
Three New Galleries Coming to The Confluence in Calgary
The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland in Calgary will add three new galleries, enhancing its cultural and historical exhibits for visitors.
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GlobalFest Fireworks Festival Moves to Spruce Meadows
GlobalFest announces move from Elliston Park to Spruce Meadows to ensure sustainability after attendance drops. The change aims to revitalize the event.
Jane's Walk Tours Show Ottawa-Gatineau History
Jane's Walk tours in Ottawa and Gatineau offer free guided walks exploring local history, architecture, and community stories, fostering urban engagement.
Windsor Road Gets Secondary Name 'Lebanese Way'
A popular Windsor road now bears the secondary street name 'Lebanese Way' at the corner of Parent Avenue and Niagara Street, honoring the local Lebanese community.
Asian Heritage Month Kicks Off at New Gallery in Chinatown
Asian Heritage Month begins at the New Gallery in Calgary's Chinatown, celebrating culture and community with events throughout May.
Brian May Banned from Planting Daffodils Over Safety Fears
Queen guitarist Brian May's plan to expand his daffodil display on Elstead church green was rejected by parish council citing traffic sightline concerns.
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Calgary Asian Heritage Month Fights Racism, Celebrates Culture
Asian Heritage Month in Calgary features over 20 events to combat racism and showcase cultural contributions, with activities ranging from film festivals to food offerings.
Indigenous Play Satirizing Colonialism at Globe Theatre
The Globe Theatre will host 'Little Red Warrior and His Lawyer,' a comedic Indigenous play exploring colonialism, celebrating its 100th performance.
Community Living Toronto's #WeAllBelong 2026 Campaign
Community Living Toronto celebrates Community Living Month with the #WeAllBelong campaign, promoting inclusion and belonging for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Ontario.
William and Kate Mark 15 Years of Marriage with Family Snap
The Prince and Princess of Wales release a new family portrait featuring their three children and two dogs to celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary.
Ontario Plans to Demolish 22 Historic Psychiatric Buildings
The Ontario government has announced unexpected plans to demolish 22 historic buildings at the former St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital in Central Elgin, sparking public outcry.
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Expo 86's Lasting Impact on Vancouver's Dining Scene
Chef Rob Feenie and culinary experts explain how Expo 86 introduced global cuisines, attracted immigrant chefs, and launched Vancouver's diverse restaurant boom.
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