Pembina Valley Pride Brings Festivities to Winkler
Pembina Valley Pride is bringing its annual festivities to Winkler, Manitoba, aiming to unite the community through inclusive events and celebrations.
Category : Cultural Heritage
Pan-African Flag Raised in Simcoe County for Black History Month
Communities across Simcoe County, including Orillia, are raising the Pan-African Flag to honor Black History Month, with local leaders emphasizing its profound significance.
Nova Scotia Coal Miners Gather for Emotional Reunion
Former coal miners from Cape Breton gathered in New Waterford, N.S., for a heartfelt reunion, sharing stories and memories from their days working underground in the region's historic industry.
Black Inclusion in Edmonton Needs More Than a Month
An Edmonton exhibition highlights Black artists for Black History Month, but data reveals stark gaps in leadership roles, urging lasting change beyond February celebrations.
Enzo the Emu's Groundhog Day Run in Almonte
Enzo the Emu escaped its pen in Almonte, Ontario, on Groundhog Day, leading to a lighthearted local tradition of predicting six more weeks of winter based on its shadow sighting.
Tongva Tribe's Message to Billie Eilish After Grammys
The Tongva tribe, Indigenous owners of the land beneath Billie Eilish's Malibu mansion, responds to her 'stolen land' comments at the Grammys, calling for explicit tribal recognition.
African Heritage Month 2026: Celebrations Begin Nationwide
African Heritage Month launches across Canada in February 2026, honoring Black communities' past, present, and future achievements through diverse events and cultural celebrations.
Saint John Marks Black History Month with Flag Raising
A ceremony at Saint John City Hall saw the Pan-African flag raised to officially begin Black History Month, with community members gathering to honor the occasion and reflect on local contributions.
Lucy the Lobster Predicts Early Spring for Canada
Nova Scotia's Lucy the Lobster has forecast an early spring for Canada, aligning with Wiarton Willie's prediction. This annual tradition brings a touch of maritime folklore to Groundhog Day festivities.
Rome's Trevi Fountain Now Charges Tourist Access Fee
Rome has officially begun charging tourists a fee to access the iconic Trevi Fountain as part of a strategy to control overcrowding and preserve the historic landmark.
New Archbishop for Indigenous Catholics in Canada's North
Rev. Susai Jesu, originally from southern India, has been appointed Archbishop of Keewatin-Le Pas, serving Indigenous Catholic communities across Canada's far north.
Job Cuts at Canadian History and War Museums
The Canadian Museum of History and Canadian War Museum are eliminating dozens of positions due to federal budget reductions, raising concerns about programming and collections management.
Trump Shuts Down Kennedy Center for Two Years
President Donald Trump's decision to close the Kennedy Center for renovations follows artist boycotts and plummeting ticket sales after his attempt to rebrand the venue.
Ottawa Celebrates Start of Black History Month
Black History Ottawa hosted a ceremony marking the beginning of Black History Month in the capital, highlighting cultural significance and community engagement.
Pibon Festival at Winterlude Celebrates Indigenous Culture
Winterlude's Pibon Festival in Ottawa attracted large crowds to celebrate Indigenous art, music, and heritage. The event highlights cultural preservation and community engagement during the winter festival season.
Calgary Vietnamese Community Celebrates Year of the Horse
Over 2,000 people gathered in Calgary to celebrate the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, marking the Year of the Horse with cultural performances and community spirit.
Toronto Rally Supports Iran Uprising, Calls for Regime Change
A large-scale demonstration in Toronto saw thousands gather to express support for the ongoing uprising in Iran, with protesters calling for significant political change and an end to the current regime.
Bronze Statue of Chief Tecumseh Unveiled in Tecumseh
The Town of Tecumseh has added a bronze statue of Chief Tecumseh to its public art collection, unveiled in January 2026 at Tecumseh Town Hall.
Regina Exhibit Highlights Black Prairie History for Heritage Month
A special exhibition at Regina's Mackenzie Art Gallery celebrates African Heritage Month by exploring the rich and often overlooked history of Black communities on the Canadian prairies.
Snowshoe Artists Return to Riverview Winter Carnival
For the fifth consecutive year, snowshoe artist Matt Robinson and others bring their unique, ephemeral creations to Mill Creek Nature Park, enriching a beloved winter tradition in New Brunswick.
Windsor-Essex Kicks Off Black History Month
The Caribbean Centre in Windsor-Essex unveils a Black History Month banner to commence the annual celebration, highlighting local cultural heritage and community engagement.
Kingston Diocese's 1826 Founding Transformed Religious Liberty
The establishment of the Archdiocese of Kingston in 1826 marked a pivotal moment in religious freedom, influencing the British Empire's shift away from anti-Catholic persecution.
Calgary Opens Holy Gathering Place for Indigenous Ceremonies
The Confluence in Calgary has officially launched a new dedicated space for Indigenous ceremony and cultural practice, marking a significant step in supporting local First Nations traditions.
OC Transpo Bus Mural for Black History Month by Ottawa Artist
OC Transpo has launched a special bus mural designed by Ottawa artist Jimmy Baptiste to celebrate Black History Month in February 2026, featuring CTV's Stefan Keyes.
Polly Cooper Honored on 2026 U.S. Dollar Coin
The U.S. Mint unveils a 2026 Sacagawea dollar coin featuring Polly Cooper, an Oneida woman who aided George Washington's army. The release marks the 250th anniversary of American independence.
Montreal Vigil Marks Quebec Mosque Attack Anniversary
A solemn vigil was held in Montreal to commemorate the ninth anniversary of the Quebec City mosque shooting, as concerns about persistent Islamophobia in Canada grow.
Black History Month 100th Anniversary: Resistance Still Vital
As Black History Month marks its centennial, Montreal activists Aly Ndiaye and Fred Anderson highlight the continued importance of resistance against racism and the celebration of local Black heritage through exhibitions and memoirs.
Holocaust Remembrance Day: Calls for Action Over Words in Canada
As Canada marks Holocaust Remembrance Day, Jewish communities express frustration with empty rhetoric amid rising antisemitism, demanding concrete action from institutions.
Montreal Vigil Marks 9th Anniversary of Mosque Shooting
A vigil in Montreal marked the ninth anniversary of the Quebec City mosque shooting that killed six worshippers. Community members expressed concerns about rising Islamophobia and recent provincial legislation.
Calgary Japanese Community Fundraising for Cultural Centre
The Calgary Japanese Community Association aims to build a $10 million cultural centre, blending traditional and modern elements to serve as a community hub for cross-cultural exchange.
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