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In this video Canada's History goes behind-the-scenes at the Canada Science and Technology Museum.
Watch now: in this video Canada's History goes behind-the-scenes at the Manitoba Museum to view and to touch artifacts and specimens.
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.
It wasn't the first to cross the Atlantic, or the fastest, but Canadians were still thrilled at the arrival of the first dirigible in Canada.
Nova Scotia had seen worse disasters, but the 1936 Moose River mine collapse transformed the nature of radio and changed journalism forever.
Carrying mail by air in the North began as a series of private ventures. The Dominion Government did not take part until 1927.
When Serqualouk started laying out the lines of foundations that year he put a bend in them. It wasn't much, but still – a bend.