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Canada Post Launches Sugar Shack Stamps for Quebec Tradition
Canada Post has released two new stamps honoring Quebec's iconic sugar shacks, highlighting the cultural heritage of maple syrup production in a vibrant philatelic tribute.
Calgary Residential School Memorial Moved to New Site
A temporary memorial honoring victims of Canada's residential schools has been transferred from Calgary City Hall steps to a new location, marking a significant step in the city's reconciliation efforts.
Halifax Harbour Bridges Investigates 126-Year-Old Bell Mystery
Halifax Harbour Bridges is launching an initiative to solve the long-standing mystery of a 126-year-old bell stored for decades, aiming to uncover its origins and historical significance.
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Rome's Hidden Cloister: A Turbulent Past in Frescoes
The cloister of Santa Maria sopra Minerva in Rome reveals centuries of history through its frescoed walls, offering a tranquil escape with a storied past.
Mary Simon Presents Order of Canada to Notable Canadians
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon awarded the Order of Canada to 31 individuals, including a former Supreme Court justice, a journalist, and a sex worker advocate, highlighting their contributions to reconciliation and inclusion.
Ontario Grants $30,000 to Boost Windsor-Essex Cultural Tourism
The Ontario government has allocated $30,000 in funding to support cultural tourism initiatives in the Windsor-Essex area, aiming to attract more visitors and celebrate local heritage.
Heritage Ottawa Urges Decision on Prime Minister's Residence
Heritage Ottawa is calling on the federal government to make a definitive decision regarding the future of the official prime minister's residence at 24 Sussex Drive.
Gaelic College March Break Camp Focuses on Music, Culture
The Gaelic College in St. Ann's Bay, Nova Scotia, hosts a March break camp emphasizing Gaelic music and cultural immersion for campers and musicians.
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Live Possum Found Among Stuffed Animals in Airport Shop
A living Australian brushtail possum was discovered hiding among cuddly toy kangaroos and other native animals at Hobart Airport's departure terminal gift shop, sparking surprise and amusement among staff and passengers.
Japanese-Canadian Soldier's Family Finds Closure After 73 Years
Relatives of Private Sentaro Omoto, a Japanese-Canadian soldier who died in World War I, have finally found closure after 73 years, expressing deep gratitude to those who helped uncover his story.
Workshop Revives Newfoundland's Historic Wooden Boat Building
A dedicated workshop in Newfoundland and Labrador is breathing new life into the province's iconic wooden boat tradition, blending centuries-old craftsmanship with modern techniques to preserve maritime heritage.
Pulse Nightclub Demolished for Memorial to 2016 Victims
Demolition crews started tearing down the Pulse nightclub in Orlando to build a permanent memorial for the 49 people killed in the 2016 mass shooting, amid ongoing political tensions over LGBTQ+ monuments.
Ancient Andean Cosmovision Exhibition Opens at MOA
The Museum of Anthropology unveils Tupananchiskama: Ancient Andean Cosmovision, featuring over 100 artifacts dating back 2,500 years that explore spiritual connections to stars and wind.
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Pulse Nightclub Demolished for 2016 Shooting Memorial
The Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, has been demolished to clear space for a permanent memorial honoring the 49 victims of the 2016 mass shooting, with the sign preserved for display.
Ancient Upright Skeletons Discovered in France
Archaeologists in Dijon, France, have uncovered Gallic burial sites containing skeletons positioned in an unusual upright seated posture, sparking intrigue about ancient funerary practices.
Federal Support for Mi'kmaw Cultural Centre in Nova Scotia
The Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre in Nova Scotia moves closer to reality with new federal backing, highlighting Indigenous cultural preservation and community development.
Nova Scotians Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Rain
Maritime residents across Nova Scotia enjoyed St. Patrick's Day celebrations with pub visits and family activities, undeterred by heavy rainfall and challenging weather conditions affecting the region.
Colosseum's New Look Recreates Ancient Column Footprints
The Colosseum in Rome has inaugurated a new outdoor space featuring travertine marble that recreates the footprints of long-gone columns, offering visitors a fresh historical perspective on the ancient amphitheater.
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Windsor Celebrates St. Patrick's Day with Festive Revelry
Windsor's St. Patrick's Day celebrations transformed from religious observance to major party event, with bars opening early and offering Irish-themed food and drinks across the city.
Hiroshima Survivor Embraced by Obama Dies at 88
Shigeaki Mori, an atomic bomb survivor and historian known for creating a memorial for American WWII POWs killed in Hiroshima, has passed away at age 88. He gained international recognition after being embraced by former U.S. President Barack Obama during
Pope's Africa Trip: Mosque, Prison, and Blast Site Visits
Pope Leo XIV's upcoming African odyssey features stops at a mosque, a prison, and the site of a deadly 2021 explosion, highlighting themes of interfaith dialogue and reconciliation.
St. Patrick's Day Myths Debunked: Snakes, Pagan Roots
Explore the truth behind St. Patrick's Day legends, including the myth of driving snakes from Ireland and connections to pagan traditions, as celebrations unfold globally.
Kingston Poll: Majority Want Macdonald Statue Back
A new poll reveals that 70% of Kingston residents support returning the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald to City Park, with advocates citing heritage law violations in its 2021 removal.
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John A. Macdonald Statue Should Return to Kingston
Academics and historians argue for restoring Sir John A. Macdonald's statue in Kingston, citing public support and legal concerns over its 2021 removal.
Indigenous Artifacts from Vatican May Take Years to Trace
The repatriation of Indigenous artifacts from the Vatican collection marks a historic moment, but experts warn that tracing their origins and histories could require years of meticulous research and community consultation.
Saskatchewan Proclaims Francophonie Month, Encourages Participation
The Saskatchewan government has officially proclaimed March as Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie, encouraging residents to celebrate and activate French language and culture throughout the province.
Windsor Seeks St. Patrick's Day Photos for Community Archive
Windsor residents are invited to submit their St. Patrick's Day celebration photos to create a vibrant community archive capturing local festivities and cultural heritage.
Spanish King Acknowledges Abuse in Americas Conquest
King Felipe VI of Spain has publicly recognized the significant abuses that occurred during the Spanish conquest of the Americas, marking a notable moment in historical reflection.
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Indigenous Music Festival 'Madwewetoon' Hits Sudbury
The Madwewetoon festival, meaning 'make it sound' in Ojibwe, showcases Indigenous music and art in Sudbury, highlighting a growing cultural movement and community engagement.
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