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Toronto celebrates Emancipation DayToday marks Emancipation Day, a celebration of the Slavery Abolition Act becoming law across The British Empire back in 1834.
Tall Ships Erie 2025 will showcase nine historic vessels from across the U.S. and Canada, each with its own unique story and maritime legacy.
The City of Kingston held a ceremony in Confederation Park to recognize Emancipation Day on Friday, Aug. 1. Access to ...
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The Tale of Mulan - Warrior of the Northern WeiIn a time of war and empire, one woman defied tradition and took her father's place in battle. Mulan’s courage turned her ...
These rugs probe the aestheticization of war and the risk of defining a country primarily by its violent past and present at ...
IN the afterglow of shooting the Lionesses to Euros victory, striker Chloe Kelly told the watching world: “I’m so proud to ...
When Cuba became a corridor for Indian dreams, and a battleground for colonial fears, the British authorities decided to ...
England penalty scorer Chloe Kelly told the BBC, “I’m so proud to be English.” The footballers have had to fight racism, ...
Australian legend and Tokyo Olympian Linda McGill died at the age of 79. She was both a pool and open-water star.
High in the rugged terrain of the Safed Koh mountain range, where the dry wind whispers tales of warriors and emperors, a narrow ...
August is Emancipation Month, and Toronto has a lineup of events for residents to recognize and celebrate the month.
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