Learning the Irish language is not easy at the best of times, especially for people living outside of Ireland looking to retain their native tongue or teach their kids the language of their forebearers.
The spread of disease happens quick and fast, especially in 1847 when Irish refugees fled the famine and brought deadly diseases to Toronto. Unlike many, Dr. George Robert Grasett helped them.
If you just read this headline and have a few questions, we're happy to confirm that yes, the Canadian Potato Museum is a real thing, and yes, they do serve something called Irish moss seaweed pie.
The Catholic Church needs heroes like never before, and Bishop Michael Power of Toronto who was placed on the path to sainthood in 2017 certainly deserves that title
Now that Canadian scientists have confirmed that the bones found washed up on a Quebec beach in 2011 and 2016 belonged to Irish Famine victims from the 1847 Carricks shipwreck, people are calling for them to be memorialized.
