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Canadian Motown singer R. Dean Taylor dead at 82
R. Dean Taylor, the Canadian singer-songwriter on Motown Records who hit No. 1 in 1970 with Indiana Wants Me, has died.
Why Canadian homeowners were seeking out wood stoves in 2001
Many Canadian homeowners were feeling burned by the price of home heating in 2001, spurring some of them to burn wood to keep their homes warm.
The day Barack Obama was sworn in as U.S. president
The story of Barack Obama's ascent to the White House was compelling to people all over the world, including many Canadians.
Red Cross swimming lessons take final lap as program set to end after 76 years
ORAL HISTORY
The night Jon Montgomery shared a beer with the entire country
André Leon Talley, former editor at large at U.S. Vogue, dead at 73
When inflation was making food a lot more expensive
When extremely cold weather was making news in Atlantic Canada in 1982
The Canadian ice dancers who competed for France
Willie O'Ree's number retired by Boston Bruins
When Christina Ricci was actually a teenager
How Washington, D.C. prepared for the inauguration of Ronald Reagan
The 'peekaboo campaign' the Liberals hoped would return them to power
Who betrayed Anne Frank? Cold case team shines new light on mystery
When the future was bright for the fax machine
Could New Brunswick learn to love 10-pin bowling?
So much snow in Nova Scotia and the related 'bellyaching' in 1981
Vacant for 50 years, one of Newfoundland's oldest residential buildings is getting some TLC
Fabled water bomber once used to fight B.C. wildfires on sale for $5M
Alexa McDonough, former NDP leader and trailblazer for women in politics, has died
Wood Islands woman finds notes from 19th century on her barn's walls
When the music of Bryan Adams wasn't Canadian enough
When Walmart set its sights on the Canadian market
