On November 5, 1688, a Dutch invasion fleet of around 450 ships landed at Torbay on the Devon coast in Southwest England. What followed was the Glorious Revolution, a series of events that resulted in the abdication of James II and the accession of his da... See more
The new Festilumi, Quebec's most fun light experience, opens its doors right in the heart of Marché Central starting August 14, for an even more immersive edition packed with new features. After a first edition that captivated hundreds of thousands of vis... See more
Before the creation of Napoleon’s Code in the 19th century, France faced legislative chaos as it had no single unified law. In the south of France, written Roman law was used predominantly. To the north, where old Germanic Frankish tribes had settled afte... See more
Just over a week ago, I was at Lux Fitness in Saint-Léonard for a high-energy fitness fundraiser in support of Make-A-Wish Canada and a story of strength, hope, and giving back. As Josie Zambito explained, her third son Giuliano entered this world far ear... See more
Exquisite fashion, literature, and poetry competitions characterized court life in Japan’s Heian-kyo imperial palace during the Heian Period. Swordsmanship was considered less important than sophisticated fashion and relationships among the court nobles. ... See more