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Flora Fung

Lesson plans and projects on WWI, The Winnipeg General Strike, as well as, a Hong Kong Commemoration Ceremony, the organizing of a History Conference and the 'Portraits of Valour' Writing Contest inspire Flora's students to be more involved.


Desmond Morton

Steady scholarship, dry wit and an appetite for public debate are the qualities that made Professor Desmond Morton the 2010 winner of the Pierre Berton Award.


Steven High

Steven High is a leading oral and public historian whose research empowers individuals and broadens understanding of Canada’s multi-faceted history. As a co-founder of the Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling at Concordia University, Dr. High works collaboratively with the communities that he studies and is a pioneer in digitizing the life stories that he collects.


The John Bragg Award for Atlantic Canada

The John Bragg Award empowers heritage organizations to conserve and promote the history of inspiring leaders who shaped Atlantic Canadian history.

A River Runs Through Us

In 1944, Canada and the United States agreed to talk about sharing the conservation and management of the massive Columbia River system. Twenty years later, they implemented the Columbia River Treaty.


Winnipeg Jets Take Flight

The night the “who's he?” Jets finally beat the “who’s who” Canadiens.


Montréal's Griffintown Reborn

Historic Irish neighbourhood is enjoying a renaissance.


The Abortion Caravan

Book Review: In 1970, seventeen women from Vancouver drove 4,500 kilometres across Canada to Ottawa and shut down the House of Commons.


Beef & Berries on the Prairies

Ranch living in the 1920s


Harriet Tubman: Recognizing the Human Agency

Students will work in collaborative groups to examine the life and work of Harriet Tubman to analyze to what extent she changed history.