Heritage

• Concerned Dorval citizens outraged at possible demolition of convent annex

  Dorval intends to demolish the annex of a former convent complex. Citizens say it would be “unconscionable” during the housing crisis.

  Canada

  Jul 22
  
• Manitoba government spends over $1.6 million on heritage initiatives

  The minister said these applications will fund community initiatives to preserve and promote the unique heritage sector across the province.

  Canada

  Jan 15
  
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• Evergrande debt crisis triggers worry, rot at iconic Chateau Montebello hotel

  The financial woes of China Evergrande, owner of Canada's storied Chateau Montebello, are causing worries among local municipal leaders, workers, guests and even tourism rivals

  Canada

  Oct 2, 2023
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• Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue heritage farmhouse to be demolished

  The stone structure on Chemin Ste-Marie was originally going to be rebuilt as a visitors' centre at the entrance to the future Grand Parc de l'Ouest.

  Politics

  Sep 21, 2023
• In rural Saskatchewan, 119-year-old house receives extensive restoration

  One retired electrician took on the task of restoring a 119-year-old house in rural Saskatchewan.

  Cannabis

  Aug 7, 2023
• Indigenous dancers centre stage at Queen City Ex

  Terrance Littletent performed at the Queen City Ex on Saturday, showing a hoop dance that tells the journey of an eagle. The dance was choreographed by his uncle, Kirby Littletent.

  Canada

  Aug 6, 2023
• Mi’kmaw regalia repatriated from Australia after more than 150 years

  The Mi'kmaw people of Millbrook First Nation in Nova Scotia celebrated Indigenous People's Day with the long-awaited unveiling of repatriated regalia from the early 1800s.

  Canada

  Jun 21, 2023
• Kirsty Duncan says she was told to pivot from safe sport crisis, calls for inquiry

  Duncan announced on Jan. 26 that should would be taking a medical leave, but would remain as an MP. She called for an inquiry into Canada's safe sport crisis the next day.

  Canada

  Jun 15, 2023
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• 166-year-old east London, Ont. house earns 2 plaques as heritage building

  A historic house in London's east end has received two plaques to recognize its heritage. The John Clark House, located at 1903 Avalon St., was built 166 years ago in 1857.

  Canada

  Jun 4, 2023
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• Calgary heritage landmark gets new lease on life

  A landmark steeped in history, Calgary's Nimmons House serves as the cornerstone of a high-density residential development, thanks to a delicate construction operation.

  May 30, 2023