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Watch now: in this webinar Amy Marshall Furness discusses how why and how the Art Gallery of Ontario hosts wikithons and what this contribution to wikipedia means.

Élisabeth Côté highlights the era of early Montréalers, the French missionaries who came to establish Ville-Marie in 1642. Visible traces of this history remain even today.

Explore five presentations from the “Beyond 150: Telling Our Stories,” the first-ever Canadian History Twitter Conference.

Thousands of Indigenous people served both overseas and on the home front.

Book Review: Author Colleen Skidmore presents a clear, comprehensive, and generously illustrated overview of Schäffer’s life and work.

In collaboration with her twinned Girl Guide group in Nova Scotia, Ms.Watson seamlessly connected ideas of community stewardship — both formal and informal, historic, and in present-day society. 

Canadians who have changed the world.

For the past decade, Canada’s History has been highlighting artifacts from the HBC Collection of the Manitoba Museum.

In this presentation, filmmaker, writer, artist and educator Sylvia D. Hamilton shares the motivation and process behind her work.

In this presentation, Josée Grandmont shares the history and cultural importance of the Ursulines of Trois-Rivières and their monastery.