A recent survey shows a concerning trend among young Canadians regarding Holocaust history Survey Reveals Many Young Canadians Think Holocaust History Is Exaggerated Ottawa: So, there’s this survey that just came out, and it’s raising some eyebrows. It shows that a growing number of young Canadians think the Holocaust is exaggerated. Can you believe that?…
Get ready for an exciting weekend in Toronto with Lunar New Year celebrations, outdoor practices, and a boat show Weekend Highlights: Celebrate Lunar New Year with Festivities and Fun Toronto: This weekend is packed with fun! First up, the Lunar New Year festival at Nathan Phillips Square. It’s going to be a blast with fireworks…
Toronto’s Keith Pears is gearing up to showcase Canadian cuisine at the prestigious Bocuse d’Or in France Toronto Chef Keith Pears to Represent Canada at the Gastronomy Olympics Toronto: Chef Keith Pears is getting ready for a big moment. He’s set to represent Canada at the Bocuse d’Or, often called the Olympics of gastronomy. It’s…
Toronto is gearing up for its inaugural Lunar New Year fireworks celebration, promising a vibrant festival for all. Toronto Celebrates Its First Lunar New Year Fireworks Event This Weekend Toronto: The city is buzzing with excitement for its first-ever Lunar New Year fireworks show. This Saturday, Nathan Phillips Square will be the place to be.…
The film showcases disco’s cultural significance and its lasting impact on music today Disco’s Revenge Documentary Highlights the Legacy of a ‘Dead’ Genre Chicago: More than 45 years ago, Disco Demolition Night marked what many thought was the end of disco. But the new documentary, Disco’s Revenge, shows just how vital disco really is to…
Discover the roots of Groundhog Day, a quirky tradition predicting spring’s arrival through groundhogs The Fascinating Origins of Groundhog Day and Its Traditions Pennsylvania: Groundhog Day is just around the corner! It’s that fun time when folks in North America look to local groundhogs like Balzac Billie and Wiarton Willie to see if spring is…
A Regina non-profit seeks to create a library for ribbon skirts, allowing youth to borrow regalia for ceremonies and events. Regina Non-Profit Aims to Launch Ribbon Skirt Regalia Library for Youth Regina: Claire Tuckanow often hears sewing machines buzzing at the mâmawêyatitân centre. She works with young people eager to create their own ribbon skirts.…
A devastating fire has destroyed the Whale Interpretive Centre in B.C., erasing years of hard work and dedication to marine life. Museum of Whale Skeletons in B.C. Destroyed by New Year’s Fire Telegraph Cove: It’s a real bummer what happened to the Whale Interpretive Centre. This place took years to build up, and now it’s…
A fire has devastated a historic Quebec site that was once home to a famous artist, leaving only ruins behind. Quebec Heritage Site, Former Home of Renowned Artist, Destroyed by Fire MONTREAL: A fire has completely destroyed a heritage site in Montreal that used to be the home of the famous artist Charles Daudelin. It’s…
Canada marks 50 years since adopting Celsius, reflecting on the metric conversion journey and its impact on daily life. Happy Birthday Celsius Canada Celebrates 50 Years of Measurement EDMONTON: Can you believe it’s been 50 years since Canada switched to Celsius? It all started back in 1975, and it was quite the ride. Environment Canada…