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Take your kids to the Museum.
Sugar Falls: A Residential School Story
Richard Gwyn on Sir John A.
At NCSS in Washington, DC.
The Vimy Experience
Canada Reads: Vote for Scott Chantler
Join Mark at the CHA Congress.
John McAvity, Canadian Museums Association
Tim Cook's History Idol: Sir Arthur Currie
Jack Granatstein divulges why Mackenzie King is...
Residential school expert pulls no punches.
A dark little secret not fit for the practical ...
Twenty articles collected from past Beaver issues illustrate what employees held dear to them at this time of year: food, mail, humour and companionship.
A photo gallery, stories and links honouring the Canadian love story.
The PBS film Underground Railroad: The William Still Story comes with a comprehensive educator's guide and is a great resource for teaching about Black history.
As a historian for Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada, Jean-Pierre brings history to the forefront of our conversations.
Just in time for the holidays — David A. Wilson's Thomas D'Arcy McGee, Volume 2: The Extreme Moderate, 1857-1868.
Looking for something to do in your community? Have a history-related event you want to promote? Visit our Calendar of Events!.
Jessica Auer won our trip to Greenland and Labrador for her story on Chilkoot Pass. You can read the stories of all the finalists. We have one travel contest left (just for kids): Ultimate Class Field Trip.
Young Citizens is a new program designed to promote communication and leadership skills in students aged 10 through 15. Approximately 200 young people across Canada will be able to participate.
January 26, 2012 CBC News: Maple Leaf Gardens time capsule offers peek at 1931
January 25, 2012 CBC News: Historic flag of War of 1812 flies again
January 23, 2012 Postmedia News: 1919 film gives insight into life in northern Canada
Jan 27, 2012 Voices of Hiroshima: Words of the Victims, the Witnesses, and the Creators
Jan 28, 2012 Human Library at the Canadian Museum of Civilization
Jan 29, 2012 Roaring Twenties Lecture Series