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In 1907, an anti-immigration rally explodes into violence and vandalism in Vancouver's Chinatown and Japantown.

A trove of family photos offers a window on the experience of prairie settlers. 

Book Review: Ken Cuthbertson foreshadows Canada’s postwar future in his meticulously researched book 1945.

Creative experimentalist

Christmas feasting in pioneer Canada was often a “pot luck” affair.

How Avro’s film department captured — and rescued — a priceless aviation archive.

Nova Scotia’s Harold Russell, the only person to win two Oscars for the same role, catapulted from obscurity to fame by turning a war injury into an inspiration.

Governor General’s History Symposium: 
Fostering understanding and empathy through inclusive history

We should remember past pandemics not just for their own sakes, but to ward off the complacency that can leave our communities vulnerable to, and ravaged by, future epidemics.

Weakness, lack of intelligence, mental instablility — a century ago, these were some of the many reasons given for why women were unfit to vote.