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Actor whose career included sitcoms, radio and soaps, and the children’s TV series Follyfoot, as a lovable rogue

A painting given by Lord Beaverbrook to Fredericton's Beaverbrook Art Gallery in 1959 is set to be auctioned off in London.

Before he became known as being a Group of Seven painter, Arthur Lismer lived in Halifax for three years. For part of that time, he documented wartime Halifax as an artist for the Canadian War Memorials Fund.

How a photographer faked Canada’s most iconic battlefield images.

Graduation is a special moment for students: it is when one’s cycle of learning closes, even if temporarily. It is a moment of celebration. What could make it

London’s latest £1,100-a-night hotel has just opened at the Old War Office on Whitehall. Tim Shipman reports

Rupert Murdoch's recent retirement as chairman of Fox and News Corp has reignited discussions about the influence of media moguls. Murdoch has often been

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Rupert Murdoch and the rise and fall of the press barons: how much power do newspapers still have?: A comprehensive series of articles on this topic

The preeminent press baron of our time has, of course, been Rupert Murdoch, who from the 1960s extended his Australian newspaper empire to the UK (buying The Sun and The News of the World in 1968 and