The cross in Mount Royal Park in Montreal was erected in 1643 to commemorate this.
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Daily Quiz for May 22, 2017
Chartered in 1908, the Haskell Free Library and Opera House straddles the border of the United States and Canada where this state and province meet.
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Daily Quiz for May 21, 2017
This Canadian Prime Minister was known as “Old Chief.”
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Daily Quiz for May 20, 2017
Over 100 unclaimed victims of this disaster are buried in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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Daily Quiz for May 19, 2017
Incorporated in 1914, the International Grenfell Association with branches in England, United States, and Canada is an outgrowth of the work of Sir Wilfred Grenfell who served the Arctic Circle in this capacity.
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The Iron Eagle’s Last Flight
After Hans-Ulrich Rudel ended his combat career by purposely crash-landing on an American airfield, the defiant Nazi refused to surrender.
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Daily Quiz for May 18, 2017
The mayor of this city is also considered the president of the Republic of Madawaska.
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How Europe Lost the American West
The major powers of Europe let most of America slip out of their hands—what happened?
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The Hardest Call: What Happens When The President Can’t Govern?
The contentious moments that led to the creation (and expansion) of the 25th Amendment—rules for the presidential line of succession
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Daily Quiz for May 17, 2017
On June 30, 1999, Canadian voters named this person as the country’s greatest national hero.