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George Brown is Christopher Moore's idol.
September is country music month!
Bringing the first Teachmeet to Canada.
Video Interview with the cast of Spiral Dive.
Digitizing historical maps at the UofManitoba.
Deborah Morrison weighs in on the census.
Jennifer Janzen blogs from the Benchmarks Summe...
Shipwreck trial looks to The Beaver.
Adrienne Clarkson talks about citizenship.
Dr. Steven High documents oral history.
Capt. John Pickford & the Navy's centennial...
When a professor at the University of Manitoba started doing experiments in sensory deprivation in the 1960s, few people thought anything of it.
View our gallery of historic post cards and then send us your own favourites and we'll add them to our gallery.
Jennifer Brown talks with Nelle Oosterom about the history of First Nations people in the Hudson's Bay watershed.
King Louis XIV offered dowries for young girls called filles du roi to travel to New France to become brides.
Books reviewed in Canada’s History’s August-September issue include Soldiers of the Queen: The Canadian Grenadier Guards of Montreal and Named by the Enemy: A History of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles.
Check out what's happening in your area! The Métis Harvest Celebration, Riel House National Historic Site, MB Fall Fun at the Fort – Lower Ft Garry, MB or Family Participation Days: Ross Farm Museum, NS!
Roundtrip from Toronto enjoying both the fall colours and historic experiences of Northern Ontario.
A compendium of the Top 25 stories submitted by young writers and illustrators ages 8-14 who participated in the 2009 challenge is now available.
September 1, 2010 CBC News: Military institute closes century-old home
September 1, 2010 CBC News: Canada, U.K. discuss preserving shipwreck
August 31, 2010 The Globe and Mail: Toronto mayoral candidates face off on heritage
Sep 04, 2010 Family Participation Days
Sep 05, 2010 Métis Harvest Celebration
Sep 07, 2010 Fall Fun at the Fort
