Inuit Throat Singing Revival in Nunavik
In Kuujjuaq, Janice Parsons and Sandy Emudluk lead a cultural resurgence of katajjaq, the ancient Inuit throat singing tradition once banned by colonial policies.
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Residents Protest Dismantling of Century-Old Covered Bridge in NB
Residents of French Village, New Brunswick, gathered to protest the planned dismantling of a historic covered bridge, highlighting community efforts to preserve local heritage.
Stolen Ancient Gold Helmet Found in Netherlands After Year
A 2,500-year-old gold helmet, stolen last year in the Netherlands, has been successfully recovered by authorities, marking a significant victory for cultural heritage preservation.
Danish Warship Sunk by Nelson Found After 225 Years
Archaeologists have discovered the wreck of the Danish flagship Dannebroge, which sank during the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801. The find offers new insights into naval warfare and historical preservation.
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Stolen Ancient Romanian Golden Helmet Found by Dutch Sleuth
A priceless 4th century BC Getic golden helmet, stolen from Romania, has been recovered through the efforts of a Dutch art investigator. The artifact, linked to a prince, was discovered at Cotofenesti-Varbilau.
Maritimers Mark April Fool's with Pranks and Jokes
From Beep jerseys to trained geese, residents of Canada's Maritime provinces showcased their humor with a variety of April Fool's Day pranks in 2026, highlighting local creativity and community spirit.
Research Uncovers Vast Roman Travel Networks and Lifestyle
Groundbreaking archaeological research has uncovered new insights into the daily lives of ancient Romans and the remarkable extent of their travel and trade networks across the empire.
Ottawa's April Fools' Day Pranks: Donkey Yoga and Mythical Bird
Ottawa's museums celebrated April Fools' Day with humorous stunts, including donkey yoga at the Canadian Agriculture and Food Museum and the discovery of a fictional 'Canadian Wolf Bird' by the Canadian Museum of Nature.
Halifax Naval Museum Closing for 2 Years, Last Chance to Visit
The Naval Museum of Halifax on Gottingen Street is set to close for a two-year period, with officials urging the public to make final visits before the temporary shutdown begins.
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Assyrian New Year 'Akitu' Celebrated in London, Ontario
Members of the Assyrian community gathered at Victoria Park in London, Ontario, to mark the ancient New Year festival 'Akitu' on March 31, 2026, celebrating their cultural heritage with traditional events.
Assyrian Community in London, Ont. Celebrates Akitu New Year
Members of the Assyrian community gathered at Victoria Park in London, Ontario, to mark the ancient Assyrian New Year festival known as Akitu, celebrating their cultural heritage and traditions.
Amsterdam Celebrates 25 Years Since First Same-Sex Weddings
Amsterdam commemorates a quarter-century since pioneering same-sex marriage equality, honoring the four couples who wed under the historic 2001 law.
Saskatoon's Prank Culture Goes Beyond April Fool's Day
Saskatoon has a rich history of elaborate pranks that occur throughout the year, not just on April 1st, showcasing a unique local tradition of humor and creativity.
Windsor's Legacy Beacon and Streetcar Reopen May 1
Windsor's historic Legacy Beacon and Streetcar 351 will reopen to the public on May 1, 2026, following restoration efforts. The reopening marks a significant cultural milestone for the city.
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Sheryl Saperia on Why Antisemitism Persists Today
In a powerful analysis, Sheryl Saperia explores the enduring nature of antisemitism, connecting ancient Jewish narratives to contemporary global tensions and questioning why hatred persists against a people who represent just 0.2% of the world's populatio
Gary Parent Legacy Garden to Be Built in Windsor
A new garden in Reaume Park along Windsor's riverfront will memorialize Gary Parent, a long-time labor leader, with construction underway and completion expected soon.
Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse Stolen from Italian Museum
Three valuable paintings by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse were stolen from a private museum near Parma, Italy, in a swift heist believed to be the work of an organized gang.
Windsor Persian Heritage Month Marked with Pride and Pain
Windsor's Iranian community gathered to celebrate Persian Heritage Month with traditional ceremonies while expressing profound sorrow over ongoing conflicts in Iran, highlighting resilience and identity.
P.E.I. Monks Open Temple Amid RCMP Land Probe, Rumors
A Buddhist monastery on Prince Edward Island invites the public to visit its private temple, countering unfounded claims as RCMP reviews land use and a provincial investigation unfolds.
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Macdonald's Return: Historian on Statue Restoration Trend
Amid shifting public sentiment, statues of Canada's first prime minister are being restored as historian J.D.M. Stewart discusses the reassessment of his legacy and impact on national history.
P.E.I. Monks Open Doors Amid Land Probe, Deny Spying Claims
A Buddhist monastery on Prince Edward Island invites the public to visit its private temple, countering allegations of secret surveillance as authorities investigate land use issues.
First Pet Parade at Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival
Vancouver Cherry Blossom Festival introduced a pet parade on March 29, 2026, adding a furry twist to the annual spring celebration amid cherry blossoms.
Beeping Eggs Project Hosts Fifth Inclusive Easter Hunt in Edmonton
The fifth annual Beeping Eggs Project in Edmonton provides an accessible Easter egg hunt for visually impaired children, promoting community inclusion through innovative technology and volunteer support.
Israeli Police Block Palm Sunday Mass at Jerusalem Church
Israeli authorities prevented Catholic leaders, including the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, from celebrating Palm Sunday Mass at a major Jerusalem church, citing security concerns.
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Kenosee Superslides Demolished, Ending Era in Saskatchewan
The Kenosee Superslides, a beloved waterpark in southern Saskatchewan, has been officially dismantled by provincial order, leaving former employees and visitors with memories of a bygone era.
Pope Rejects God as Justification for War in Palm Sunday Message
In his Palm Sunday Mass at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV firmly rejected claims that God can be used to justify warfare, emphasizing peace and compassion during the holy celebration.
Pope in Monaco Urges Rejecting Idolatry of Wealth, Power
Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful address in Monaco, calling on its people to renounce the idolatry of power and wealth, which he stated are primary drivers of global conflicts and wars.
1914: Hector Quagliotti-Romano Takes Over Colonial Theatre
On March 26, 1914, showman Hector Quagliotti-Romano purchased Vancouver's Colonial Theatre, beginning a 42-year legacy. The historic venue at Granville and Dunsmuir became a cinematic landmark before its demolition for Pacific Centre mall.
Pope Leo XIV in Monaco: Faith and Wealth for Good
Pope Leo XIV made a historic visit to Monaco, meeting with Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene to encourage the principality's people to leverage their faith and resources for positive global impact.
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Youth Celebrate Indigenous Culture in Ohsweken, Ontario
Participants from the Honouring Indigenous People's National Youth to Youth program gathered in Ohsweken, Ontario to celebrate and promote Indigenous cultural heritage through community engagement.
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