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Visiting Ontario’s Uxbridge Township is a must for fans of Lucy Maud Montgomery.

The Stanley Cup Finals have only been cancelled twice in the history of the NHL and first time was the 1918–1919 season when the Spanish Flu infected the Montreal Canadiens locker room.

Many of Hollywood’s most distinctive, Oscar-winning sound effects were the work of a little-known Canadian.

Going into an expulsion and suspension program with an open mind and the right attitude will make all the difference.

Francis Rattenbury lived four decades in wealth and glory, but then his career fizzled and his life languished. It was only when dazzling Alma Pakenham stepped into his world that his fortunes changed. Or seemed to.

Book Review: In Soviet Princeton, traditional-song performers Jon Bartlett and Rika Ruebsaat tackle the history of a small town located in southern British Columbia. When the Great Depression hit Princeton in the 1930s, miners suffered greatly. Hundreds in the region were laid off, and workers at the Tulameen mine lost ten per cent of their pay.

Explore the history of sixteenth-century Basque whalers at Red Bay, Labrador.

Artist Kent Monkman won’t let us turn away from shame and prejudice.

Unlucky Canucks see Cup dreams dashed off the iron.

New documentary reveals untold story of Expo 67.