Jeanne Armstrong

Why this residential school survivor is glad the building is now a national historic site

Long before Willie O’Ree made history as the first Black hockey player in the NHL, he was a bored altar boy carving his name into the pew at his local chapel in downtown Fredericton.

The people of St-Pierre-Miquelon are starting to get cabin fever, says a resident of the French islands.

Xaver Varnus wanted a quiet place to play the organ — so he bought a church in rural Nova Scotia.

War museums across the Netherlands have experienced similar break-ins by highly organized thieves, stealing items linked to the Nazi regime.

An editor at the biggest news network in the Philippines says the government shut it down as a reprisal for critical coverage, leaving people without news during a pandemic.

A Prince Edward Island pig farmer is literally throwing bacon and sausages at his customers through their car windows in order to maintain social distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic — and people keep coming back for more.

Chris Tooriram travelled to the country with five friends before Canada issued its global travel advisory and Peru locked down its borders.

Billions of locusts have been tearing across East Africa, decimating crops in their path.

Megan Millward and Lie Zhang say they have everything they need — a place to stay, room for their kids to play, access to Wi-Fi and most importantly, each other.

What led to Andrew Scheer’s decision to step away from the leadership of the Conservative Party leadership? MP Michael Barrett and strategist Kory Teneycke have opposing views on the matter.

Toronto carpenter Kani Malale says his marijuana convictions have made it hard for him to travel or find work — and he's not sure a pardon will make it any better.