We all know that Britain loves its traditions. There’s something endearing about a nation so devoted to its quirks and ...

Vancouver historian and artist Michael Kluckner remembers saving up his pocket money as a child for three things: rides at the Pacific National Exhibition, Christmas presents and Halloween ...

Every year, without fail, the U.K.’s State Opening of Parliament sparks renewed fascination for its extravagant conventions entangled in royal tradition. The State Opening—which takes place in the ...

Red phone boxes in the wild, seaside postcards pinned to kitchen corkboards, the unmistakable rustle of the Wine Gums Juicies packet as the car journey begins… There are certain objects, concepts and ...

RUGBY, England—Stuart Field raised his first flags in July: the English red cross of St. George and also a smattering of the British red, white and blue, hanging them from his hometown’s streetlights.

Watch the replay of our live stream and chat of the Living English panel on the future of English culture in Quebec, from NDG's Crowley Arts Centre. CBC Montreal's Mike Finnerty and Debra Arbec ...

The British are a funny lot. In the most literal sense, obviously. The birthplace of Vic and Bob, Morecambe and Wise, Julia Davis and Sara Pascoe is, pound for pound, arguably the funniest nation on ...

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The question of national identity in Ireland is one which has a long and complicated history. Beginning in the 12th century, with the Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland, the English colonial ...