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Bluenose Reborn

No Canadian vessel is more revered than the storied Bluenose. The fastest schooner in the world, it appears on our dime and has inspired generations of artists in Canada—particularly musicians.

Dreams in the Dust

As an ocean-going vessel took shape on a Saskatchewan farm during the Great Depression, it was clear that its builder was either a genius or a madman.

Always a farm girl

Nelle Oosterom, the Senior Editor of Canada’s History magazine, shares her memories of growing up on a small farm in southern Ontario.

Farm Memories

Send us your family's stories and photos of growing up on the farm and we will post them on this website. The entries will be entered into a draw to win a free gift subscription to Canada’s History.

Little Louis

This premier did the unthinkable — he launched social reforms that threatened the privileges of the wealthy. And the wealthy fought back.  

Canadian Encyclopedia editor retires

After 33 years, Canadian Encyclopedia editor James Marsh has retired. On the 25th anniversary of the encyclopedia in 2010, Canada's History CEO Deborah Morrison asked Marsh about his experiences as editor.

Badlands Bash

Drumheller Valley celebrates its rough-and-tumble coal mining history.

Give History a Chance

In 1969, John and Yoko recorded "Give Peace a Chance" during their bed-in for peace in Montreal. Meanwhile in Winnipeg, a similar event was taking place as a hearty band of history lovers gathered to record their own uniquely Canadian version of the song. We now present this "lost recording" from Canada's History.

FREE Download: A Bed-In Desktop!

Put your feet up, lie back and feel groovy with John & Yoko on your desktop.

Hockey’s High Rollers

In the April-May issue, Ryan Kessler recounts the rise and fall of the “Rockefeller Maroons.” To explore the early days of the NHL, Kessler also put together a series of online articles and podcast interviews.

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