Ancestry shed new light on Canadian war brides

 ABOVE: Carly Verheyen’s grandparents in a 1980s photo in front of the Queen Mary II in Long Beach, CA where it has been docked since 1967. Between 1942 and 1948 almost 65,000 women and their children arrived at Pier 21 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the wives of Canadian servicemen stationed in Europe

How Canadians are embracing their culture through food

 A recent survey reveals that 67 per cent of Canadians connect with their heritage through traditional recipes. Almost half are concerned family history will be forgotten if recipes aren't passed down. The Leger Marketing survey was conducted in response to the upcoming Food Day Canada on behalf of Ancestry, a

2020 Holiday Gift Guide

 Our annual holiday gift guide is here! Whether you're looking for a nice gift for a loved one or a last minute gift for your boss  these affordable — but awesome! — gift ideas are guaranteed to please. BritBox — FOR THE HOLIDAYS . . . .  AND ALL YEAR! price:

Smith, Lee, Tremblay most popular surnames of last century

 What’s in a surname? Quite a lot, it turns out. Smith has been most popular surname in Canada for the last century. Whether you’re a Smith, a Lee or a Tremblay, our surnames tell us a story, and many are part of larger national narratives and historical trends. And while a