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Lessons for Teaching Women's History

Watch now: in this webinar educator Diane Vautour explains how she engaged her students through a historical role-play activity in which students debated the Wartime Elections Act as pioneering feminists, journalists and politicians.


The Way We Ate

From the ortolan pâté of New France to Alberta’s prairie oysters, Canadians have long enjoyed a rich culinary history


Wikithon Roundtable

Watch now: in this webinar panelists discuss their respective wikithons and share their experiences and advice for those wanting to host or participate in future wikithons. 


Nobody Here Will Harm You

Book Review: Nobody Here Will Harm You investigates the mass medical evacuation of thousands of people from Indigenous communities in the Arctic to southern hospitals and sanatoriums in cities such as Hamilton in the mid-twentieth century.


Defending the Inland Shores

Book Review: Despite their role in many key victories of the war, it wasn’t until two hundred years later that the Newfoundlanders earned any battle honours. 


A Witness to War – and Peace

New museum will explore the Asian experience during the Second World War.


Children of Conflict

Young Canadians worked, worried, and waited during the First World War.


Connecting Kids and Treaties

For the first time, Kayak — Canada’s History Magazine for Kids — has published a special issue that helps Canadian children explore the story of Treaties and the treaty relationship in Canada.


Dam Busters

Book Review: In the spring of 1943, an elite squadron of mostly experienced pilots and crews was created for a top-secret raid on Germany’s hydroelectric dams.


Home Sweet Suburb

From Don Mills to Paradise Crescent: The great post-war migration.