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Portraits while-you-wait

See what’s available in the August-September 2022 issue of Canada’s History.

Why do we call some beautiful or meaningful creations art while we call others crafts?

This lesson is part of the Expo 67 Unit Plan. This activity is to be done throughout a course at the end of each unit. It serves as an acquisition portion of the overall final summative and can also be used as a unit overview.

Elections Canada has developed some new resources to help you engage your students in conversations about elections, history and democracy.

Watch now: in this webinar Elder Florence Paynter provides an “Elder’s Perspective” to treaty making and the importance of teaching treaties in the classroom.

Canada's History web editor Tanja Hütter thinks Thanadelthur is a positive example of 1700s-era girl power.

In 1978, candidates in Yukon were running under political party banners for the first time and vying to become the territory’s first elected leader.

This digital archive showcases the fascinating work of Mabel “MB” Williams, a female civil servant who was instrumental in the development of Canada’s national parks system in the early 20th century.