Canadian Heritage would like to clarify some things about the Parliament Hill rinkThe facility will host a hockey tournament and open skating, but the government has been criticized for the cost and rules
The slippery rules of Canada’s new $5.6M ice rink, unveiledThe NHL-sized ice rink on Parliament Hill is set to open for public skating this December.* *Many, many terms and conditions apply.
For Canada 150, architects should aim for solutions, not landmarksCanada’s centennial spurred a slew of architectural glories. But 50 years later, a truly great monument would be a design for a better country
We should celebrate Canada’s British influence, not denounce itDon’t send laudable British legacies such as free economies, free peoples and intellectual freedom down the ’memory hole’, writes Mark Milke
Scenes from Canada 150, a national celebration of Canada’s birthdayWe enlisted photographers to capture the most festive moments from coast to coast to coast. Here’s what they saw.
Inside Carolyn Bennett’s fraught picnicThe minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs hosted her regular celebratory Canada Day picnic on Saturday against a backdrop of Indigenous anger and protest.
Andrew Scheer’s first Canada Day as Tory leaderScheer and his family celebrated Canada 150 in Charlottetown, the Birthplace of Confederation—and invited us to follow along
’Home on native land’ on Parliament HillOn Canada Day, protesters mixed with patriots. There was chanting, singing and a tense moment or two.
The splendor and the slop of Canada DayOn Parliament Hill tens of thousands of soggy revelers gathered to celebrate the most admired nation on Earth