Budget 2025 proposes to provide funding to ensure Canada's cultural and arts sectors are strong, resilient and accessible to all Canadians MONTRÉAL, Nov.

The world sang in one voice “Vande Mataram.” As India marks 150 years of its national song, Indian embassies across the globe organised mass singing events to celebrate the spirit of unity and freedom ...

Canada maintains strong cultural and historical ties to the United Kingdom despite gaining full independence over four ...

Northern Quest is inviting community members to celebrate Native American Heritage Month with several events, including a ...

Prince Harry went to Toronto for events marking the end of World War I and found himself on an apology tour for offending ...

On Nov. 12, Neil Young’s 80th birthday will be celebrated at Toronto’s Massey Hall. He is not expected to attend, but ...

Germany has been turning down many more Syrian asylum seekers amid the changed political situation in their home country.

The Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County hosted its annual Health and Wellness Expo Wednesday at the Ciociaro ...

Japan continues to be voted world's most favorite destination by readers of U.S. magazine Condé Nast Traveler at this year's ...

Nearly 15 years after the premiere of the last movie of one of the most successful film franchises of all time — based on a ...

"Take On Me," the 1980s synth-pop hit song from the band A-ha, marks 40 years of global ubiquity even while personal disputes have chilled the Norwegian trio.

Canada’s new declarations of independence disguise continued economic and cultural reliance on its threatening neighbor. From Mark Carney’s trade diplomacy to the literati’s self-congratulation, ...