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Book Review: A Pentecostal pastor, radio talk-show host, school teacher and campus chaplain, Bernice Gerard was a living testament to faith and feminism. 

Book Review: Eileen Delehanty Pearkes draws on a variety of sources to document the past and present of the Sinixt First People residing along the Upper Columbia River.

Two Scottish sisters brought music, merriment, and good management to the CPR’s luxury alpine hotels.
 

Ida and Harry Culley tickled the ivories through the musical moments of the early twentieth century. 

Book review: Barbara J. Messamore’s fascinating overview of the 1921 federal election arrived in bookstores just ahead of this past spring’s tariffcrazed “axe-the-tax” federal showdown.

Cover story: Remembrance Revitalized: How grassroots groups are bringing veteran's stories to life. Plus: Treasures of the fur trade, landmark auto strike, border business and archaeological reckoning.

Book review: This is the first book to document the history of the Indian day school at Curve Lake First Nation, about 25 kilometres northeast of Peterborough, Ontario.

Is comedic talent part of Canada’s DNA? Not quite, but here’s how it made its way into our national consciousness.

Fiction feature: A Canadian brother moves north to the Maritimes while his sister stays in the new country of the United States.

Book review: Troubled Tributaries explores how evolving ideas of environmental conservation shaped angling culture and fish protection in Alberta between 1900 and 1930.