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CBC Radio journalist — Bob Johnstone, honoured for his “Today in History,” radio vignettes.

Laurie Cassie and Sharon Moy created an interdisciplinary unit for their students, combining science, literature, and history, which culminated in a train ride to Jasper, Alberta and a public display of their research projects.

As part of their school's War and Memory Legacy Project, students conducted original research relating to alumni who served in Second World War.

Recipient of the 2017 Governor General's History Award for Popular Media: The Pierre Berton Award

Sylvia D. Hamilton is one of the most influential public historians working in Canada today, earning a reputation for excellence over four decades of active history-making.

Editorial guidelines for writing in our Canada's History and Kayak magazines.

How a Canadian woman raised the morale of fellow civilian prisoners in a Japanese Second World War internment camp.

The culture of ancient peoples on the vast plains of Eurasia and North America is much alike. But in important ways, it’s often different.

According to humorist Will Ferguson Agnes Macphail was funny, took no guff from men, but most importantly, she had an immense impact on Canadian politics.

Starting in 1975, Canada opened its doors to a flood of refugees fleeing Indochina.