Debra Komar Turns Back Clock to Uncover One of Canada’s Notorious Murder Mysteries

 How far would you go to crack one of Canada’s greatest mysteries? Centering in on a mystery that dating back over 170 years ago, internationally renowned forensic anthropologist, Debra Komar, breaks down the murder of John McLoughlin Jr., chief trader for The Hudson's Bay Company, in her latest novel The

Amsterdam and The Hague: The Dutch Golden Age Continues

 An aerial view of Amsterdam’s canal system PHOTO: CHRIS TOALA OLIVARES In the 11th century, a tiny community of fishers settled along the Amstel River. By 1275, the residents had gained access to the ocean through a canal – the Zuiderzee, now called the IJsselmeer. Thus began a 200-year period

If you like the Tulip Festival Holland Art Cities is for you

 In the fall of 1945, Princess Juliana of the Netherlands presented Ottawa with 100,000 tulip bulbs. The gift was in appreciation of the safe haven that members of Holland’s exiled royal family received during the Second World War in Ottawa; and in recognition of the role which Canadian troops played