National Museums Shift to Colonial Reckoning Focus
A National Post investigation reveals Canada's museums are radically changing, moving from historical artifacts to confronting colonial errors. Explore the policy shift and its national impact.
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Montreal's 1950s artistic hub rediscovered on Crescent Street
A piece of Montreal's vibrant artistic past was uncovered on a handprint-covered wall in a Crescent Street basement, the former home of the legendary Chez Bozo. Discover this slice of history.
New Mural in Chatham-Kent Honours Survivors of Violence
A powerful new mural in Chatham-Kent, unveiled on December 21, 2025, stands as a tribute to survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. The community art project brings together local advocates and healthcare workers.
Sydney Mourns Bondi Shooting Victims on Day of Reflection
Thousands gathered at Sydney's Bondi Beach for a National Day of Reflection, honouring victims of the December 14 antisemitic attack. The ceremony marks a week of national mourning in Australia.
Light of Hope Shines After Bondi Attack Darkness
Father Raymond J. de Souza reflects on the Bondi attack, Hanukkah, and Advent, finding hope in shared burdens and the enduring light against darkness. A message for Canada.
Pearl Harbor Survivor Ira Schab Dies at 105
Ira Schab, a 105-year-old Navy veteran who survived the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, has passed away. His story honours the dwindling number of survivors. Read more about his life and legacy.
Callander Museum art show celebrates inclusion, disability artists
The Callander Bay Heritage Museum launches 'Adventures in Art,' a new exhibition showcasing the work of artists with intellectual disabilities. The show promotes inclusion and community partnership.
Historic piece saved from St. Thomas fire demolition
A St. Thomas, Ontario building was demolished after a fire, but crews salvaged a unique piece of local history from the wreckage. Discover the story of preservation amidst loss.
B.C. Publisher Named Lt.-Gov. in 1920, Scoops His Own Paper
In 1920, Province publisher Walter Nichol was appointed B.C. Lieutenant-Governor, but the news broke in a Toronto paper first. Explore the remarkable career of this media mogul and political figure.
Christmas Returns to Bethlehem After Gaza Ceasefire
After a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, the festive spirit has cautiously returned to Bethlehem for Christmas 2025. See how the historic city is marking the season.
Pope summons world's cardinals for governance assembly
Pope Leo XIV has called cardinals from around the world to the Vatican for a crucial meeting to assist in governing the Catholic Church. The assembly highlights his collaborative leadership approach.
Strangers connect after Tofino proposal caught on camera
A photographer's chance snapshot of a proposal in Tofino, B.C., sparks a nationwide connection between strangers. Discover the heartwarming story of how a moment was captured and shared.
New Exhibits Open at Helen Schuler Nature Centre in Calgary
The Helen Schuler Nature Centre in Calgary launches two new interactive exhibits, 'Winter Wild Neighbours' and 'The Power of Play,' just in time for the holiday season. Discover the wonders of local wildlife and family fun.
Edmund Fitzgerald wreck artifacts sell for $150K at auction
A life ring and lifeboat piece from the legendary 1975 shipwreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald were sold at auction for US$150,000. The items, previously held by Michigan, tell a haunting story of Great Lakes history.
Holy Land's top Catholic leader makes visit to Gaza parish
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem visited a Catholic parish in Gaza, meeting children in a symbolic gesture of hope during the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. Read the full story.
Kennedy Center starts work to add Trump's name
Work has commenced at Washington's Kennedy Center to add former President Donald Trump's name to the building. The process began on Friday, December 19, 2025.
N.S. Lieutenant-Governor Hosts New Year's Day Levée
Lieutenant-Governor Mike Savage and Ms. Darlene Savage will welcome the public to the annual New Year's Day Levée at Government House in Halifax. Join the tradition on January 1.
Louvre reopens fully after staff suspend strike
The Louvre Museum in Paris has fully reopened after employees voted to suspend a disruptive strike. Visitors can now access all galleries and the iconic Mona Lisa.
Bondi Beach sunrise gathering after Sydney massacre
Surfers and swimmers gathered at Sydney's Bondi Beach at sunrise in a moving tribute of solace and defiance following Sunday's deadly shooting. The community comes together.
King Charles Pours Perfect Pint at London Brewery
King Charles showcased his pint-pouring skills at a Covent Garden microbrewery, enjoying a fresh Guinness. Discover the royal visit's highlights and the monarch's hands-on approach.
Legal threat lifted for historic Stampede Ranch
The historic Alberta ranch founded by Calgary Stampede creator Guy Weadick is no longer facing receivership after a $4.4 million lawsuit was discontinued. Read about the saved landmark.
Kennedy Center Renamed to Trump-Kennedy Center
A board appointed by Donald Trump voted to rename the Kennedy Center, but the move faces legal challenges. Get the full story on the controversial decision and its implications.
Historic N.S. Church May Change Hands in Ownership Swap
The Archdiocese of Halifax-Yarmouth and a heritage group have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a potential ownership swap of the historic Saint-Marie Church in Nova Scotia. Learn about the future of this 1905 landmark.
Trump-Kennedy Center: Performing Arts Venue Renamed
A board appointed by former President Donald Trump votes to rename Washington's iconic performing arts center. Explore the details and implications of this significant change.
Archaeologists unearth vibrant new frescoes near Pompeii
Archaeologists have discovered remarkably preserved frescoes, including a near-complete peahen, in a villa near Pompeii. The find reveals 'extraordinary details and colours' from the ancient Roman world.
Lasers Turn Back Time on Rome's Column of Marcus Aurelius
Advanced laser technology is being used to meticulously clean and restore Rome's historic Column of Marcus Aurelius, revealing centuries of grime. Discover how science preserves our past.
Pope names Bishop Ronald Hicks as New York archbishop
Pope Francis has appointed Bishop Ronald Hicks, a fellow Chicagoan, as the new archbishop of New York, succeeding Cardinal Timothy Dolan. Get the details on this significant leadership change.
Chanukah at Regina Legislature with Increased Police Presence
A Chanukah celebration at the Saskatchewan legislature proceeded with increased police security following a deadly mass shooting in Australia. The event focused on resilience and light.
Fire destroys historic Windsor restaurant Paradiso Spaghetti House
A fire has destroyed the former Paradiso Spaghetti House in Windsor, a restaurant remembered for its legacy of generosity. The community mourns the loss of a local landmark.
Stolen Bruce Lee statue returns to Bosnian town
A bronze statue of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, stolen in 2024, has been recovered and reinstalled in Mostar, Bosnia. The iconic symbol of unity is back in its park.
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