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In 2026, Canada and Germany mark the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Formal bilateral relations began on July 10, 1951, when Canada upgraded its mission in Bonn to a full embassy and accredited Thomas Clayton Davis as its first ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany. Germany opened its embassy in […] The post Celebrating 75 Years of Canada–Germany…
A Swiss collector who has amassed thousands of Indigenous artifacts said he is eager to have his collection repatriated back to the communities it came from. Read the full article: The post Swiss Collector to Repatriate Indigenous Artifacts first appeared on Saskatchewan German Council .
The German-Canadian Studies (GCS) at the University of Winnipeg is working on a project dedicated to preserving and researching the history of German immigration to Canada. They are seeking donations of private materials such as letters, diaries, photographs, movies and personal documents that capture the experience of German immigrants in Canada over the years. They collect only […] The post…
Most experts credit German-American immigrant Charles Feltman, born Carl Feldmann in Lower Saxony, with creating the hot dog at Coney Island in 1867. By serving frankfurters in long buns, he made them easy to eat on the go, turning a German sausage tradition into one of North America’s most iconic summer foods. Read the story […] The post Did you know that the hot dog has strong German roots?…
The German Bundestag’s International Parliamentary Scholarship (IPS) offers politically and socially engaged young university graduates from Canada and other participating countries the opportunity to spend five months in Berlin and gain firsthand insight into Germany’s parliamentary system. Participants take part in educational programming, university courses, and a three-month placement in the…
Germany’s Autobahn is famous around the world for sections without a general speed limit, but the reality is more nuanced, with many areas subject to restrictions and safety rules. While some stretches allow drivers to travel freely, recommended speeds and numerous regulated zones show that Germany’s highway system is not simply a place for unlimited […] The post The German autobahn… first…
This page offers a quick, data-based snapshot of everyday life in Germany, using recent statistics to show how Germans live, work, earn, and structure family life. It introduces key facts such as age, income, housing, working hours, and life expectancy in a clear, easy-to-scan format. Facts and figures about Germans The post How do Germans live? first appeared on Saskatchewan German Council .
We are pleased to inform you that the next Census of Population will take place in May 2026. To support this important project, Statistics Canada is hiring for supervisory and non-supervisory positions. Approximately 32,000 jobs are available across Canada! We are looking for local people to help us collect accurate data in your community. These […] The post Statistics Canada is now hiring in your…
The German Academic Exchange Service offers new spring funding opportunities for students, researchers, and artists interested in academic or creative projects in Germany. Several programs support study, research, and professional development, including options for returning alumni. More information is available through the German Consulate General Vancouver’s website. The post German Academic…
A Swiss Gruyère cheese was crowned the world’s best cheese at the World Cheese Awards 2025 in Bern, Switzerland. The post Switzerland’s Gruyère crowned world’s best cheese first appeared on Saskatchewan German Council .