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Canada’s first Indigenous Governor General sees history education as the key to unlocking a better future.

Have you inherited someone’s family-history files? Here’s how to avoid tossing them all in the dumpster

Book review: In Ghosts of War, Eric Reguly writes of his efforts to learn about and to live up to the towering achievements of his dashing and roguish war-correspondent father, Robert Reguly.

Book Review: In Edward Feuz Jr.: A Story of Enchantment, psychologist, writer, and hiking guide Donna Stephen provides an intimate portrait of Feuz and his contributions to Canadian alpinism.

Online event shares strategies for tackling difficult histories.

In this lesson students explore several seminal Canadian First World War battles with an emphasis on the experiences of soldiers in the trenches.

This lesson is part of the Expo 67 Unit Plan, it focuses on student research and skill-development associated with the Historical Thinking Concept Cause and Consequence.

In this lesson students investigate the Treaty experience in British Columbia by exploring and assembling a timeline of significant events.

In this lesson, students will be introduced to the important role women had in Canadian society.

This lesson will encourage students to brainstorm different types of sources they can use to answer their Big Question.