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	Heritage Canada rallies public to save our Lighthouses Date: 04 March 2012 \| Retro News \| Posted By : Special to The Canadian From east to west to north and in between, the structures that dot Canada’s vast coastline are in trouble of falling into neglect and disrepair. In May, 2008, the government passed the Heritage Lighthouse Protection Act in an effort to protect Canada’s historic lighthouses. The Act created a process for nominating and selecting federally-owned lighthouses for heritage designation, as well as ....


Fog of War: Canada's Media Censorship in World War II Date: 21 January 2012 \| Retro News \| Posted By : by Mark Bourrie The first casualty of war is the truth, or so goes the saying. But what about the Second World War, where 1.1 million Canadians were in uniform and almost no sector of society was untouched by the war effort? In a war against Hitler’s evil regime, did Canadians need to be protected from enemy propaganda or morale-damaging news? Without a doubt, according to Mark Bourrie’s The Fog of War. W ....

War of 1812: Canada's war against America debated

Date: 03 November 2011 | Retro News |

Posted By : by Joel Ralph

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Retail Nation: Remembering Simpsons and Eaton's before NAFTA

Date: 03 November 2011 | Retro News |

Posted By : Edited by John Stokes

I remember great department stores in Canada, which was a source of national pride in Canada. We did not have the Walmarts or the Targets.&nbs ....

The Canadian: Collector editions become available

Date: 12 August 2011 | Retro News |

Posted By : by Paul Chen

Are you interested in seeing what The Canadian’s print edition looks like? The Canadian is making copies of its first two print editions available, ....


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Heritage Canada rallies public to save our Lighthouses

Fog of War: Canada's Media Censorship in World War II

War of 1812: Canada's war against America debated

Retail Nation: Remembering Simpsons and Eaton's before NAFTA

The Canadian: Collector editions become available