Today, the wrongfully convicted can win their freedom and compensation. But when the death penalty was still in place, no one at the gallows got a second chance.
Launched in 1997 for Canadian secondary-school students, this historical “cold case” website has become a major force in online education, but is also a fascinating exploration for the armchair sleuth.
Commemorating the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Treaties One and Two gives us all an opportunity to honour our ancestors’ sacred promises to live in peace and share the bounty of the land.
Book Review: In Our Youth sheds light on the journeys of some of Canada’s first aviators while offering valuable insights into the broader context of Canadian aviation development.
Book review: Gerald Friesen’s The Honourable John Norquay: Indigenous Premier, Canadian Statesman offers a look into the personal and political life of a man whose contributions have gone largely unheeded.
Book review: Canada’s Air Force provides tremendous insight into the growth of the RAF’s Fighter, Coastal and Bomber commands, connecting the Canadian war effort to the international one.
