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When Frances Ford Coppola cast Enza Trimarchi as an extra in 'The Godfather' in 1971, the 22-year-old seamstress had no idea she was taking part in something that would change her hometown and define it for decades.
When the baguette received official UNESCO heritage status in Paris in 2022, the French delegation waved slender loaves of crusty bread triumphantly in the air, in a photo op that went viral around the world.
With the start of spring comes the start of blooms…comes the start of allergy season. And while tree pollen starts releasing into the atmosphere in the early spring, followed by grass pollen in the late spring and early summer, some allergy sufferers may be feeling symptoms slightly earlier than that.
As the U.S. and Israel’s war with Iran squeezes global oil supplies, travellers have valid reasons to worry about the cost and availability of flights as they plan their late spring and summer trips.
You have a problem? There is probably a product that claims to solve it –– especially in the longevity space.
Bryan Vander Dussen spent years as a dairy farmer before shifting to selling farm-raised beef. In the past year, he and his wife have been making another transition: Cooking up recipes in their kitchen that turn organ fat from his animals into tallow balm that buyers are eager to slather on their skin.
The demand for vegetable seeds is surging at one Saskatoon garden centre as more Canadians look for homegrown solutions to steep grocery costs.
The City of Montreal has acquired a collection of items from an iconic Chinatown noodle factory and shop that closed down last year.
A life jacket worn by a survivor of the Titanic is going on sale this weekend, in a rare auction described as a “once in a generation” opportunity.
Interest in mysticism surged in Russia in the final years of the Russian Empire. After a period of decline it is on the rise again.
With many Canadians facing greater financial constraints, sentiment around tipping culture is shifting.
A time capsule opened in Charlottetown on Wednesday revealed a package from the past, built to stand the test of time.
A newly discovered 17th-century map sheds new light on the William Shakespeare's life in London, pinpointing for the first time the exact location of the only home he bought in the city.
A Waterloo Region volunteer is spreading hope — one jar of peanut butter at a time.
Marmalade is proving to be a sticky subject in Britain as a debate simmers over changes to the definition of the beloved breakfast spread made of citrus fruits.
One person entered the lush, green Victorian-era greenhouse and smelled rotting eggs. Another said the odor evoked the memory of dissecting a dead bird. A third compared it to a stinky diaper baking in the sun.
