What’s with the February Groundhog?
Every 2nd of February, various North American media outlets cover “Groundhog Day” in their communities. Ceremonies usually consist of costumed
Read MoreEvery 2nd of February, various North American media outlets cover “Groundhog Day” in their communities. Ceremonies usually consist of costumed
Read MoreEurope was engulfed in war in the summer of 1940. Canada and other Commonwealth countries were mobilizing to help Britain
Read MoreAmerican engineer Robert Fulton (1765-1815) is credited with creating the first commercially-viable steamboat in 1807. Early steamboats, using either side-
Read MoreMany Canadians consider 24 May – or “May Two-Four” – the unofficial beginning of summer each year, although the summer
Read MoreThe first idea of a navigable waterway through the lower and upper Great Lakes came about in the 1700s for
Read MoreWhen Peterborough and winter are mentioned, the first sport that comes to mind is usually hockey. Hockey does have a
Read MoreThe young team of Franziska Hildebrand, Franziska Preuss, Vanessa Hinz and Dahlmeier clocked 1 hour, 11 minutes, 54.6 seconds to beat France
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