Celebrate Canada Day With A Beaver Tail, The "Canadian Churro" By . Jen Carlson. Published Jul 1, 2015. Modified Jul 1, 2015. Share. Never miss a story Email address ...

Long before legislation made it official, the beaver was tightly linked to the national identify of Canada. In 1851, this species was featured on Canada’s first postage stamp.

Symbols of Canada, a new collection of essays and photography, gathers the origin stories of 22 objects, concepts and key moments in Canadian culture ...

Redbird will be here throughout the summer to talk Indigenous history with anyone who is curious. On Canada Day, he will give a 1 p.m. talk at Ontario Place’s Trillium Park about the “Seven ...

The modern pastry was named the BeaverTail because its long, oval shape looked like -- you guessed it -- a beaver's tail, which had also served as a food source in its own right.

For Canada Day, editorial cartoonist Brian Gable illuminates the history of Canada and the beaver, and how they are intertwined, with his signature visual wit. Skip to main content.

ALGONQUIN PROVINCIAL PARK, Ontario — The beaver may be one of Canada’s official national symbols, as iconic as the maple leaf, but Canadians have a love-hate relationship with the creature ...

If Duke Redbird could make a suggestion this Canada Day weekend, he’d like to pitch you on the otter. Every country has a creature that represents its collective consciousness, the Chippewa ...