All across Canada, personalized postcards are being sent to anyone that lives in the homes of the fallen soldiers from D-Day. It will include the soldier’s name, rank, and age. Continue reading
The play, titled ‘Reconciliation,’ was written by grade 5 and 6 students and vetted by Indigenous community members for accuracy. Continue reading
The celebration was held just a few days shy of the battle’s 112th anniversary. Continue reading
An Ipsos poll found Canadians failed when asked six multiple choice questions on D-Day, the date which Allied forces invaded northern France. Continue reading
Global News takes you behind the scenes as Nova Scotia’s Province House, Canada’s oldest and smallest legislature, marks its 200th birthday. Continue reading
An Edmonton man purchased a massive collection of Indigenous films and audio tapes for just $1. His plan is to turn it into an priceless digital archive. Continue reading
National Museums Scotland announced Monday that the remains of Beothuk people Nonosabasut and Demasduit will be transferred to the Canadian Museum of History in Ottawa. Continue reading
Archeology and geomatics experts plan to survey a graveyard at Canada’s first national historic site using ground penetrating radar and drones to map out the site and identify where exactly the unmarked graves are. Continue reading
Dr. Bill Waiser, a professor emeritus of the University of Saskatchewan, has been awarded the 2018 Pierre Berton Award, Canada’s top honour for history. Continue reading
When she was 17 years old, Liz was coerced by a Children’s Aid worker into having an abortion and being sterilized at a northwestern Ontario hospital, she says it’s an experience she’s carried for 40 years. Continue reading