France has vowed to rebuild the beloved Parisian landmark after the fire gutted the roof and ruined the spire. Continue reading →

While the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris burned Monday afternoon, the flames were felt around the world, including here in Winnipeg. Continue reading →

The Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is considered to be the world’s most significant cathedral. Here’s why. Continue reading →

French people are being encouraged to drink less alcohol, with a new government campaign that emphasizes the link to chronic disease. Continue reading →

Belhassen Trabelsi fell off the radar of Canadian authorities just as he was to be returned to Tunisia. Continue reading →

Turnout for a 16th round of “yellow vest” protests in France on Saturday was half the previous week’s levels and marches were largely peaceful. Continue reading →

A Jewish cemetery was vandalized with swastikas less than a day before the planned march against anti-Semitism took place in France. Continue reading →

The number of protesters have fallen from highs of over 300,000 nationwide in November to around 50,000 last week, according to government estimates. Continue reading →

Italy’s deputy prime minister, Luigi Di Maio, has angered France by supporting yellow vest protesters and criticizing the French government. Continue reading →