Hands clasped: A 1930s wedding gift symbolizes U.S.-Canada unity3 hours agoDuration 4:313 hours agoNewsDuration 4:31A unique wedding gift from the 1930s, made for a Canadian-American couple, now serves as a powerful reminder of when relations between the two countries were at a high point. The Canadian Museum of History’s Xavier Gélinas shares the remarkable story behind the rug.Related Stories P.E.I. couple buys 100-year-old piano that’s a part of history, including their own Cross-border relationships are strained — but this town is forging a bond with a U.S. city by the same name In Winnipeg, U.S. ambassador to Canada issues warning not to overlook cross-border ties Doug Ford wears it, Russ refuses it: Why gifts of beaded medallions are sparking debate Weston family wants to buy Hudson’s Bay charter and donate it, according to documentsMore from NewsVideo4:50The Voice of the River tour tells stories of communities along the Grand River31 minutes agoVideo1:13Swimmer in Sudbury, Ont., says she doesn’t feel safe in local lake after fatal incidentMorning North 31 minutes agoVideo2:58A gala, tech awards and soccer: Cameroonian community celebrating this weekend31 minutes agoVideo24:41Is Canada-U.S. free trade dead? About That 31 minutes agoVideo2:02More bike security could cut down Winnipeg’s rampant thefts31 minutes agoTrending NowVideo1:07#TheMoment a grizzly bear charged at the Seattle Kraken’s mascotThe National August 6Video1:25#TheMoment a great white shark surprised Halifax researchersThe National August 4Video13:02’Energy in the room:’ U.S. ambassador on why no tariff extension for CanadaPower and Politics August 7Video3:43Canada’s Victoria Mboko completes epic comeback to reach National Bank Open finalAugust 7Video3:05Canada’s Victoria Mboko wins the National Bank Open10 hours ago
Hands clasped: A 1930s wedding gift symbolizes U.S.-Canada unity
