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The most powerful encounters with history often begin with a single story.

The Archives of Ontario used twitter to share a remarkable diary from the War of 1812.

Each action-packed episode highlights the courage, creativity, and perseverance of Canadians from the past.

Historic locations are often crawling with ghost stories. Who are the spirits supposedly haunting these places? Illustrated by GMB Chomichuk.

From Pacific shores, over vast plains and ancient forest to the islands of the Atlantic coast, Canada hides a wealth of stories in her soil.

A province-wide endowment fund invites Nova Scotians to help preserve their heritage.

A home gardener should consider growing heirloom plants for reasons beyond keeping history alive.

When this underwear becomes outerwear it bridges class and gender.

The Manitoba Food History Project exists to answer two research questions: How has food been produced, purchased, and consumed in Manitoba? How have those processes changed over time?

Toronto high school teacher David Watkins has found a way to get his African-Canadian students passionate about their history.