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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.

A look at a few of the many “firsts” for Canadian women.

Book Review: In One Hundred Years of Struggle, Joan Sangster presents a complex and nuanced view of the efforts made by Canadian women to fully participate in democracy.

In this guide, educators share how they teach the history of language rights in Canada in the classroom, including advice, online resources, books, and lesson plans.

For thousands of 20^th-century brides, the Canadian Cook Book, the country’s first mass-produced book of recipes, unlocked the mysteries of domestic science.

As the first Canadian Keeper of the Hudson’s Bay Company Archives, Shirlee Anne Smith left an immeasurable legacy of service to Canadian history.

Community organizations from across Canada are being recognized for their exceptional work in the field of Canadian community programming.

While thousands of eastern Europeans poured into Canada to settle the prairie west, a few hundred elected to return to their roots and build an agricultural utopia in the new Soviet Russia. Utopian, it wasn’t.

Canadian troops were itching for a fight; they got their wish in the most ill-conceived assault of WWII.

An award winning author, journalist, film producer, and screenwriter, Brian Vallée also raised awareness of domestic violence.