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Master's in Museum Education at UBC.
Oral History and Community Theatre
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Richard Gwyn on Sir John A.
Canada's History President Deborah Morrison
Students across Canada are travelling back in time to celebrate the Canadian Arctic Expedition by researching and making videos with themes that relate to the history of Canada’s North. Their historical video stories are part of a special version of the Young Citizens program, organized by Canada’s History.
Edward Scissorhands actor Johnny Depp has been immortalized in the name of a newly discovered fossil species from ancient Canada — a 505-million-year-old marine creature with “scissor-like claws” found by a British researcher in British Columbia’s Kootenay National Park.
Walk in someone’s footsteps, understand a different point of view, and engage with other Canadian history enthusiasts.
View History Related Events from across Canada.
An initiative that began two years ago is expected to gain more momentum leading up to Canada's 150th birthday in 2017.
We wanted to know: why does history figure so prominently in a newspaper facilitating the sale of today's real estate? Bruce Cherney tells us "it's a natural."
May 16, 2013 Canada’s History: Student videos celebrate centennial of Canadian Arctic Expedition
May 16, 2013 Postmedia News: Edward Scissorhands actor Johnny Depp ‘immortalized’ in sharp-clawed Canadian fossil find
May 15, 2013 Campbell River Courier-Islander: Shipmaster relives the Uchuck years
May 29, 2013 Pathways to disciplinary understandings: The use of historical feature film in the teaching of history
Jun 12, 2013 City Talks - Urbanised Nature
Jul 01, 2013 Billings Estate National Historic Site