Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site, managed by Parks Canada, vividly brings 18th-century colonial life to life. Explore meticulously restored fortifications, immerse yourself in hands-on interactive exhibits, and be captivated by dynamic live reenactments that celebrate Canada’s rich heritage like never before
In a compelling opinion piece, the National Post challenges readers to move beyond the simple notion that Canada was merely “stolen” from Indigenous peoples, encouraging a richer and more nuanced understanding of history and the intricate relationships between Indigenous communities and settlers
Fort George National Historic Site, managed by Parks Canada, welcomes you to journey back in time and immerse yourself in the exciting world of early 19th-century military life. Explore authentic fortifications and engage with interactive exhibits that vividly bring Canada’s War of 1812 heritage to life like never before
As Canadians gear up for their pivotal election, the spotlight is on pressing issues like climate change, healthcare, and economic recovery. Voters are set to cast their ballots, playing a crucial role in shaping the future of the nation. Stay tuned with NPR for all the latest updates!
Pierre Poilievre’s recent remarks on immigration have ignited a lively debate, yet they seem to miss the mark when it comes to Canada’s rich tapestry of diversity and inclusion. Detractors contend that his viewpoint overlooks the essential role immigrants play in shaping the nation’s growth and fostering unity.
