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Even if you grew up in the ’90s and early 2000s, you’re likely no stranger to window shopping through a thick curated seasonal catalogue filled with vibrant images of every product you could imagine.
“Canada” and “castle” are not two words one would immediately place side by side. But indeed there are even more Canadian castles than the famous ones we have all heard of, like Casa Loma and Château Frontenac.
Bender’s premature death announcement in some ways prefigures his eventual eclipse in the history of Canadian imagination.
The residents of Prince Edward Island are no strangers to ghost stories. The small Atlantic province, with its rocky shores and unpredictable waters, is perfectly positioned for tales of phantom ships, sea monsters, buried treasure, and haunted lighthouses.
Regularly reaping awards and pleasing palates around the world, Oka remains a perennial favourite.
Artist Vern Simpson, creator of the Gassy Jack statue, reflects on his life in art and how it feels to return to the character with the new Gassy Jack II.
To mark the 100-year anniversary of the end of the First World War, Château Ramezay presents an outdoor exhibition of wartime photographs.
The stories and perspectives of children have long been overlooked by the history books—but a new exhibition at the Canadian Museum of History is shifting the narrative.
