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At the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, visitors will ascend through the museum while engaging in a series of galleries that showcase the many turning point moments in the development of modern human rights.
The Bytown Museum has opened a new exhibit exploring Ottawa during the First World War.
Three years before confederation, delegates met to discuss the groundwork for what Canada should be. Now, three years before the 150th celebration of confederation, 100 delegates from across Canada met to discuss and think critically about Canada’s future.
An initiative that began in 2010 was expected to gain more momentum leading up to the 150th anniversary of Confederation in 2017.
As the Marathon of Hope passes its 30th year, we want to remind ourselves about the man who started it all: Terry Fox.