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Canada is home to thousands of great historic sites just waiting to be explored by your student. Field trips are to history class what labs are to science class.
Apathy is boring makes democracy exciting.
Need to know about the East Coast? Start at the Atlantic Canada Portal.
The Benchmarks of Historical Thinking project is rethinking how Canadian students learn about history. Their website features exemplary lesson plans that explain how to get your students thinking historically.
Black History Canada is a portal containing content, links and resources for teaching about Black history in Canada.
Canada's History talks with the Boyd Archaeological Field School about their excellent program for high school students.
Get your students crunching 100 years of Statistic Canada's data through the Canada Year Book Historical Collection.
The Canadiana Discovery Portal is a great resource for teachers looking for images and primary sources related to Canadian history.
The archives is a great source of audio and video files.
Tyler Wood from Centre d'histoire de Montréal discusses some of the exciting educational programs available to students, featured here is their "Citizens of Tomorrow" activity.
November 7, 2011 National Post: The best way to teach history
June 14, 2011 Canada’s History: Teachers recognized for historic contributions
June 13, 2011 Postmedia News: Learning history, ‘Celine Dion phenomenon’ would fuel Canadians’ patriotism: poll
Feb 06, 2012 Percolate 2012 Speakers Series
Feb 08, 2012 From the Ashes of War, the Birth of a Nation: An Event to Commemorate the War of 1812 at Fort York National Historic Site
Feb 08, 2012 Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 presents "The Mirror Boy"