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Nine innings of stories you’ve probably never heard about baseball in Canada. 

In this guide, educators share how they teach war and peace in the classroom, including advice, online resources, books, and lesson plans.

From the Orient to New York via Vancouver, precious silk could only be transported one way — by rail. For Canadian railways, every minute counted.

Penney Clark explores influences on history education in Canada at the first Canada’s History Forum in 2007.

For the RCMP after the war, communists were the subversives. But when dissent flowered in the 1960s, the Mounties were flummoxed.

A collection of Canadian modernist painters brought abstract expressionism to a city and country that often didn’t want to see it.

Winnie the bear is only one of the many members of the ursine family who have found their place in the annals of Canadian history.

Book Review: Zuehlke’s self-described “you are there” style succeeds in putting readers into the horror of the Dieppe landing. The graphic accounts of Canadian soldiers slaughtered helplessly on the beaches at Dieppe and the surrounding towns are troubling and horrifying.

A look at the priest behind the men’s Olympic team, and other recently released books.

Selling Montreal’s fair to the world was hard, but selling it to the Canadian public was harder.