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    Magazine

    History Spotlight: The Underground RailroadAbolition in Canada

    While Canadians often pride themselves on their historical support of the more progressive anti-slavery Union, British support for the North was never a given.

     

    Outstanding Women: Roberta BondarTimeline:
    Outstanding Women

    No list of Canadian women's accomplishments could ever be definitive; we limited ourselves to ten moments honouring "firsts."

    Learn

    William StillClassroom Resource

    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.

    Isaac Brock Guest Blog: General Correspondence

    Isaac Brock was military leader and administrator of Upper Canada during the War of 1812. He writes mostly about politics, current affairs, and military life.

    Books

    Happyland: A History of the ‘Dirty Thirties’ in Saskatchewan, 1914–1937Featured Title: Regional Interest

    Happyland: A History of the ‘Dirty Thirties’ in Saskatchewan, 1914–1937

    Community

    National War Museum Calendar of Events

    Looking for something to do in your community? Have a history-related event you want to promote? Visit our Calendar of Events!.

     

    Travel

    Storied Places contest winnersStoried Places winner announced

    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.

    Kids

    Young CitizensYoung Citizens

    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.

     
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