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African-Americans are returning to countries like Ghana more than 400 years after their ancestors left Africa as slaves. Many say they want either to reconnect to history, or resettle on the continent.

A federal department will hire a number of Canadian indigenous advisors to help rewrite Canada's 1990 museum policy ...

A new cabinet bill relating to national parks violates the Charter and would constitute unreasonable search and seizure, ...

Breaking Racial Barriers in the National Hockey League honours the achievements of five hockey players by recognizing the struggles and legacies of Indigenous,…

Ghana is located in the western part of Africa and is the closest location to the centre of the world. Formerly the Gold Coast, Ghana has a total land size of 238,533 Square Kilometers. The nation serves as a crucial West African anchor for stability. For many years, Ghana has…

/CNW/ - The love of hockey, Canadas national sport, unites Canadians from coast to coast to coast. But while our collective passion for the game brings us all...

/CNW/ - Heritage places reflect the rich and varied stories of Canada and provide an opportunity for Canadians to learn more about our diverse history. Today,...

An English-speaking Metis man and founding father of the City of Prince Albert has been recognized by the Historical Sites and Monuments Boards of Canada for his contribution to the fabric of Canada.

Mr Ken Ofori-Atta, the Finance Minister, says he has not taken money from the Contingency Fund for the National Cathedral construction project. He also said he had not breached the Constitution in making payments from the Contingency Vote to support the National Cathedral. Mr Ofori-Atta said this when he appeared…

/CNW/ - National historic designations reflect the rich and varied heritage of our country and provide opportunities for Canadians to learn more about our...