#canadian-history

#canadian-history

The Empress of Ireland, which sank in 1914, claimed 1,014 lives, including 836 passengers, and surpasses the Titanic's casualty rate, yet remains largely forgotten.

The painter captures a historic moment of shipbuilding in Ashbridges Bay, showcasing the efforts of workers in a dry dock during the Great War, marking a significant contribution from that area.

Anchanatt Alexander was a well-respected doctor, whose tragic loss in the Air India Flight 182 bombing exposes the need for recognition of this historical event.

To steal, damage and traffic in such property is to breach that trust... there is an element of trust in our society that allows such properties to be displayed.

Capturing The Diefenbunker's legacy, Brendan Burden's photo series portrays the stark yet compelling interiors of Canada's Cold War stronghold, reflecting its historical significance.

"Baseball is the kind of sport that anyone can play regardless of their age, gender. So by playing more with this team, I wanna make sure everyone's more encouraged to play baseball and enjoy it."

My ticket cost the same as a seat on a standard aircraft routed between Whistler and Victoria, so I decided to arrive by seaplane for the unique experience.