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Canada’s capital city, Ottawa, annually holds the Canadian Tulip Festival. The celebration commemorates the friendship between Canada and the Netherlands, and it has become one of the country’s most popular and well-known festivals. But what does the Canadian Tulip Festival mean, and why do Canadians consider it significant? Here’s the story for you to find ...
Hong Kong democracy activist Agnes Chow Ting, who had disappeared from public view for two years, suddenly came out of seclusion and wrote a lengthy post on Instagram. In her new post of December 3, 2023, Ting recounted her journey over the past few years, which she described as being filled with fear and anxiety. ...
In a world where one’s achievements often measure personal success, some individuals choose to use their wealth to make a difference in the lives of others, such as the “12 Neighbours” Project. Marcel LeBrun, a Canadian businessman with a philanthropic heart, is a prime example of this benevolent spirit. After selling his successful business for ...
In 2021, a 79-year-old man, now 82, from Alberta, Canada, showed the world what it is like to feel what David Viscott said: “To love and to be loved is to feel the sun from both sides.” The man, who requested to remain anonymous, walked into a beauty school and said he wanted to learn ...
Tucked away in the Okanagan Valley, near the US border and just 60 miles from Vancouver, is one of Canada’s most intriguing natural spectacles — Lake Kliluk, better known as Spotted Lake. This unique geographical wonder, situated in the region of British Columbia, is renowned for its leopard-like spots, a feature that has made it ...
Paul English, a journalist, was on a writing trip to Manitoba, Canada. English went off on a kayak across Churchill River, hoping to see beluga whales. At that moment, English explained that beluga whales congregate in the seas around Churchill every summer. Thankfully, English had a plan in the works. He may not have been ...
Not everyone was born with a silver spoon on their plate. Some had to make drastic moves for their families and futures. Here’s the story of how Julie Squires’ family escaped from communism to Canada. The story of Julie Squires is about how a family escaped communism in search of a better future. The future ...
The award-winning international film Unsilenced was released in cinemas in Taiwan on August 12. Some have described it as the “Chinese version of Schindler’s List.” The film depicts current human rights issues in China. The story is an adaptation of actual life events in China during the summer of 1999. Since it could not be ...
The fallout of diplomatic relations between China and western nations is affecting the business sector. One year after a long legal battle with executive Meng Wanzhou of Huawei, Canada has now banned the company from being a part of the 5G network in the country. The ban is also applicable to ZTE, another well-known Chinese ...
Being in nature is good for mental and physical health. It boosts the immune system, lowers blood pressure, improves your mood, and a whole lot more. Nature can heal. That is why Canadian healthcare practitioners are joining the global wellness trend by prescribing time in national parks to enhance patients’ health. How can national narks ...