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Seventy-five years after the Second World War, the Dutch are determined to keep alive the legacy of their Canadian liberators.

In this presentation, Heather Jefkins shares how her class embarked on a fibre arts adventure to learn about the importance of traditional crafts in both the past and the present.

A simulated invasion in Winnipeg during the Second World War gave Canadians an first-hand look at what things could be like if Nazis invaded Canada. 

An Alberta family displays hope and resilience amid the hard times of the dirty thirties.

Book Review: In Civilians at the Sharp End, David Borys, an academic historian and the host of the podcast Cool Canadian History, tells for the first time the story of the Civil Affairs branch of the First Canadian Army.

Canadian teenager pays tribute to family flying ace in new graphic novel set during the Second World War.

Generations of children loved this TV-star puppet.

These horse-drawn vehicles became part of Canada’s winter iconography.

New technology harnessed the airwaves and brought communities closer together.

Early Red River settler Jean-Baptiste Lagimodière wore this colourful accessory.