This week, de Havilland’s Mosquito buzzes once more, Molson makes us question our national identity, and we consider whether Leonard Cohen looks good as Al Pacino.

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This week, discover the pint-sized piano prodigy from B.C., the underground railroad on the Pacific frontier and some rare photos of Louis Riel.

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This week we say goodbye to a folk hero, discover a feast of historical sand sculptures, and chuckle over a charmingly politically-loaded colouring book. It’s Canada Soup!

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This week brings us a song from space, a new commemorative stamp, confirmation that King Richard III was buried beneath a parking lot, celebrations for Black History Month and much more!

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With the end of the penny, this week’s Canada Soup bids farewell with a roundup of news and opinion on the diminutive, soon-to-be-extinct one-cent piece.

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This week, the Grammys and the Oscars give nods to Canadian achievements, light returns to Inuvik, N.W.T., and the federal government gives the gift of more Heritage Minutes!

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Enjoy a tasty morsel of Canadian news stories from around the web, curated for your reading enjoyment. It’s Canada Soup!

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In this week’s Canadian news roundup, a beloved politician passes, a minute launches, and Lily of the Mohawks gets canonized in Rome. It’s Canada Soup!

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This week’s news roundup: Queen Victoria’s journals available to the masses, a primer on the War of 1812, and the Calgary Stampede turns 100!

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In this week’s news, Paul Martin says we need more Canadian history, the Supreme Court rules that colonial history matters, and Canada Post debuts new Titanic stamps!

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This week, the original CanCon revolutionary passes away, the legendary Bluenose gets a remake, and our colleagues at HDI pen a wonderful editorial on the War of 1812!

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This week, take a stroll down memory lane with the Queen, census data is released, the Canada Reads winner is announced, and hockey is compared to a comic book.

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This week a music icon debuts a much-anticipated single, a Canadian athlete of enormous talents passes away, and we may have spies among us!

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This week, we celebrated Sir John A.’s birthday, The Walrus launched a new TV series, Canadian publishing giant McClelland & Stewart was taken over, and Dave Broadfoot wisecracks about history.

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This week: Americans are urged to abandon their presidential candidates for “Canadacy,” John Diefenbaker might be a father, and survey says Canadians are unaware of their own history – mostly.

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