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Canada's History goes into the vaults at the Canadian War Museum with Dr. John Maker and Collections Specialist Eric Fernberg to learn about artifacts in the Deadly Skies – Air War, 1914-1918 exhibition.
How do museums approach presenting human rights atrocities?
Nancy Payne, editor of Kayak: Canada’s History Magazine for kids, shares her experience visiting Buxton National Historic Site and Museum and learning about slavery.
Starting in January 2015, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights will offer 90-minute tours to teach visitors about Aboriginal symbolism in the museum’s architecture.
This model was commissioned by the HBC and built by Alan Coburn of Nanaimo, British Columbia, in the 1930s.