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Fiction Feature: Two filles du roi travel to New France.

Fiction Feature: Jane Jacobs loved cities, and she was fascinated by what made them work. 

Book Review: In his book Acadian Driftwood, Tyler LeBlanc focuses on ten ordinary Acadians.

Book Review: Cameron Dueck was interested in tracking the historical migrations of Mennonites and he did so quite literally — with a motorcycle trip through the Americas.

This podcast series highlights the honourable mentions of the 2020 Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Community Programming.

With medieval streets, seaside beaches, and a network of hiking trails, Carlingford is a popular tourist destination that also showcases the legacy of one of Canada’s Fathers of Confederation.

Q&A: Mark Reid speaks with Stephen Bown about the inspiration behind the book, as well his thoughts on the HBC’s historical and cultural legacies.

Drawing on a wide range of written and oral archives, this year’s recipient examined the physical, political, and cultural making of the Canada-US border from the 1770s to the early twentieth century in beautiful and compelling prose.

Fiction Feature: When a B.C. lighthouse keeper falls ill, his daughter, Mary Croft, takes over, becoming probably the first woman in Canada to do so. Her daughters help, too!

A remote homestead on Vancouver Island is a testament to a pioneer woman’s skill and determination.