Book Review: The stories in Four Who Dared are reminders of the shared experiences of the more than one million Canadians who fought during the Second World War.
Book Review: In Edward Feuz Jr.: A Story of Enchantment, psychologist, writer, and hiking guide Donna Stephen provides an intimate portrait of Feuz and his contributions to Canadian alpinism.
The purpose of the unit is to encourage students to appreciate our democratic institutions and to recognize the commitment made by our veterans to establish and maintain them.
Book Review: Linda J. Quiney’s This Small Army of Women focuses on the long-buried story of nearly two thousand women from Canada and Newfoundland who signed up to be Voluntary Aid Detachment nurses, or VADs, in the First World War.
In this lesson students will research immigrant experiences in early Canada and then compare their “Terra” experiences to those of real life immigrants.
