Three men spent time in jail under suspicion of being involved in the murder of Presdient Lincoln 160 years ago. Two were released but a Randolph County native was executed.

Colonel Roosevelt was an adventurer, explorer, scholar, author, historian, boxer, cowboy, big game hunter, and elected official. Teddy, as he hated being called, was also fearless and nearly ...

Research from a project about thinking historically for Canada’s future finds curricula must do far more to challenge dominant narratives and value Indigenous worldviews.

Samantha Beynon is a Nisga'a educator and the author of a newly released children's book, Celebrating Potlatches. The official book launch is scheduled for June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day ...

TORONTO — Andrew Moor, who grew EQB Inc. into Canada's seventh-largest bank during his nearly two-decade tenure at the helm and pushed for more innovation in the financial sector, has died.

‘Trans History’ co-creator Andrew Eakett talks ‘devastating’ Supreme Court decision The YA graphic novel by the author and his co-creator, Alex L. Combs, aims to dispel myths and ...

Since taking office, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has become a leading advocate for greater provincial autonomy.

Four Republicans joined Democratic senators backing Tim Kaine's bill to reverse President Donald Trump's emergency rationale for tariffs against Canada.

A barren, wind-scoured strip of rock along the eastern shore of Hudson Bay in northern Quebec is forcing scientists to rethink what we know about the Earth’s beginnings. This isolated formation ...

In 1867, Canada became a self-governing state within the British Empire, setting the stage to become fully independent in 1931. Today, Canadians celebrate July 1 as Canada Day. In 1874, the ...