A Rule-breaking Canadian Wins the Nobel Prize for Literature
Imagine reading a story about a winged monster who falls in love with the very person meant to kill him. Set the tale partly in the modern world but with characters from Greek myth.
A Trade Feud Between Neighbours
What do fishing rods, hockey sticks, and backpacks have in common? If they’re made in the United States and sent here, they could soon become a lot more expensive. Why?
Canadian Astronaut Joshua Kutryk Ready for Takeoff
2026 has been a big year for Canadians in space. In April, Jeremy Hansen became the first Canadian astronaut to travel to the Moon.
Could Alberta Vote to Leave Canada?
Can you picture a map of Canada? Now imagine a big hole where Alberta used to be.
Dolly Parton, Beloved Musical Icon, Dies at Age 80
Songwriter, singer, and actor Dolly Parton died on August 25 at age 80.
Canada Confronts a Rise in Antisemitism
On June 1, Prime Minister Mark Carney gave an important speech.
Indigenous Languages: Holograms are Keeping the Fire Burning
“Our language has not died, but its embers need tending.”
Introducing the New Governor General
On May 5, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Louise Arbour will become the 31st governor general of Canada. He declared that Ms.
Census 2026: Count Yourself In!
It's already been delivered to your mailbox or front door: a letter from
The Fall of the Wild
When most people hear the word “pet,” they think of dogs, cats, or hamsters. They don’t typically imagine tarantulas, alligators, or tigers.