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.
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Iranian-Canadians rally in Vancouver as protests rage in Iran
Iranian-Canadians gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery on January 3, 2026, waving pre-revolution flags in solidarity with protests in Iran. Read the full story.
Sask. hoop dancer featured at Wanuskewin Heritage Park
A Saskatchewan hoop dancer brings Indigenous culture to life at Wanuskewin Heritage Park, stating 'I dance for the people.' Discover the story behind this powerful artistic expression.
Buddha's Sacred Gems Return to India After 127 Years
India unveils the Piprahwa gems, over 300 precious stones buried with Buddha's relics, after their return from abroad. A historic cultural repatriation.
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How Calgary's $1B Cultural Investment Can Revive Downtown
Calgary's downtown faces a 30% office vacancy crisis. Discover how a $1 billion investment in arts institutions like Glenbow and Arts Commons could be the key to its revival and future vitality.
Elmdale Tavern's quirky history and cultural shift
As the iconic Elmdale Tavern changes hands, writer Brian Doyle's 2012 essay recalls its raucous past and surprising cultural evolution. A story of beer, touch football, and lasting memories in Ottawa.
Missing N.B. church bell found in pieces, community devastated
A historic New Brunswick church bell, missing for months, has been discovered destroyed. The community grapples with the loss of a cherished piece of local heritage. Read the full story.
Ancient Artifacts Found at Quebec Skating Rink Site
Archaeologists have discovered significant prehistoric artifacts in Simard Park, Sorel-Tracy, Quebec, halting construction on a future skating rink. The find offers a rare glimpse into the region's ancient past.
Historic church bell stolen, security footage shows truck
A historic church bell was stolen in a bizarre theft, with security footage capturing a truck. Parishioners are left bewildered by the mysterious crime. Read the full report.
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Lieutenant Governor's Levee Day held in Regina
Saskatchewan's historic Lieutenant Governor's Levee Day unfolded at Government House in Regina on Jan. 1, 2026, marking one of the province's oldest New Year's traditions. Read about the ceremony and its significance.
Montreal Port's Gold-Headed Cane Awarded for 2026
Captain Andrejs Kuharenoks of the oil tanker Byzantion receives the Port of Montreal's historic Gold-Headed Cane as the first ship's captain of 2026. Discover the nearly 200-year-old tradition.
Jamaican mom's first snow experience goes viral
A heartwarming video of a 63-year-old woman from Jamaica experiencing snow for the first time has captured millions of hearts online. Watch the viral moment.
Amsterdam's Vondelkerk Church Burns on New Year's Eve
Amsterdam's historic Vondelkerk church was engulfed in flames early New Year's Day 2026, leading to the collapse of its 164-foot tower. The blaze occurred amid widespread violence across the Netherlands. Read the full report.
Last Dionne Quintuplet, Annette, Dies at Age 91
Annette Dionne, the final surviving member of the famous Dionne quintuplets, has passed away at 91. We look back at her life and the enduring legacy of the Northern Ontario sisters.
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Pope's New Year Plea for Peace in War-Torn Countries
Pope Leo XIV opened 2026 with a powerful New Year's Day Mass, pleading for peace in nations ravaged by conflict and for families suffering from violence. Read his full message.
Saskatchewan's Top Feel-Good Stories of 2025 Revealed
From a centenarian celebrating on the golf course to community heroes, discover the uplifting stories that defined Saskatchewan in 2025. Read the full list here.
Syrian family marks 10 years in Canada with restaurant success
Sudbury's first Syrian refugee family, the Qarqous, celebrate a decade in Canada by building a beloved community restaurant. Their story is one of resilience and welcome.
Stonewall Fire Dept. gets original 1948 fire truck back
The Stonewall-Rockwood Fire Fighters Association celebrates the return of its first-ever fire truck, a 1948 model, restoring a vital piece of local history. Read the full story.
Sudbury Syrians mark liberation with restaurant celebration
A Syrian refugee family in Sudbury, Ontario, celebrates the liberation of their home country by offering a special discount at their restaurant. Discover their story of resilience and community.
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The Enduring Global Tradition of 'Auld Lang Syne'
Explore the timeless tradition of singing 'Auld Lang Syne' at midnight on New Year's Eve. Discover the Scottish poem's history and its powerful role in uniting people worldwide as they welcome 2026.
How a 1775 Attack on Quebec Defined Canada's Future
On New Year's Eve 1775, American forces attacked Quebec City. Their failure and Britain's Quebec Act, which granted religious freedom, ensured Canada's distinct path. Explore this pivotal moment.
Buddhist monks persist in peace walk despite injuries
Buddhist monks continue their 'Walk for Peace' from Texas to Washington, D.C., inspiring thousands on social media despite facing physical challenges. Follow their journey for unity.
Algonquin College hosts traditional hide tanning workshop
Tammy Pizendewatch Twashi leads a traditional Indigenous deer hide tanning workshop at Algonquin College in Ottawa, preserving cultural knowledge for students.
Historic Cochrane building destroyed in Christmas Day fire
A 116-year-old landmark in Cochrane, Ontario, known as Anderson House or Thib's Tavern, was lost in a devastating fire on December 25, 2025. The community mourns the loss of a piece of local history.
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Rebuilt Mariupol Theatre Opens 3 Years After Deadly Airstrike
Russia has reopened the Mariupol Drama Theatre, a site where hundreds died in a 2022 airstrike. The restoration in the Russian-controlled Ukrainian city marks a stark symbol of the ongoing war.
Analog islands offer refuge in deepening digital seas
As digital life intensifies, a growing movement finds solace in analog experiences. Discover how the past provides comfort and why people are seeking refuge in tangible, offline moments.
Winnipeg Museum Showcases Petroleum Industry History
A Headingley museum brings Manitoba's petroleum past to life with a detailed White Rose service station replica. Discover this unique local history exhibit now.
Artist Walks Underground Railroad Route in Windsor-Essex
A 'Walking Artist' embarks on a profound journey through Windsor-Essex, retracing the historic path of the Underground Railroad. Discover the story behind this moving tribute.
Victorian Christmas Tours Enliven Regina's Government House
Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre hosts festive Victorian Christmas tours at Saskatchewan's Government House, offering a living history experience for Regina residents and visitors.
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LDS Apostle Jeffrey R. Holland Dies at 85
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, a senior apostle next in line to lead The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has passed away at age 85. A prominent religious figure, his death marks a significant moment for the global faith community.
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