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Book review: Tataneuck is among the few Inuk interpreters named in the historical record of Hudson’s Bay Company accounts, or in the journals and letters of traders, missionaries, or explorers like Franklin. Consequently, according to Fossett, “we know more about his life than we know about any other Inuk who lived two centuries ago.”

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Explore the symbolism in the Treaty medal. 

Explore several places and occasions that mark the importance of Treaties and stories about the historic Treaty relationship between First Nations people and the Crown.

In this lesson, students will create and perform a puppet play about the Battle of Seven Oaks.

In this lesson, students will reproduce a historical object relating to the history of Canada and consider the historical significance of objects of all kinds from Canadian material culture.

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Is Canada really a “nation of peacekeepers?”

The rediscovery of a historic Canadian artifact has prompted the release of a CBC documentary.

Heyday of the fur trade comes to life at stone fort.