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A century ago Canada West magazine beat the drums for immigrants to fill the vast unbroken prairie. But those drums beat louder in some places than others.

Few Canadians may be aware of it, but Laurier, like Sir John A. Macdonald, has a special day named after him.  

For John Buchan, writing fiction was a sideline. Yet one of his works, adapted for film and theatre, remains part of popular culture long after his term as Governor General has faded from memory.

The Manitoba Food History Project exists to answer two research questions: How has food been produced, purchased, and consumed in Manitoba? How have those processes changed over time?

Curator hopes to show ‘colonialism isn’t totally dead.’

Graphic novel presents riot at a Toronto park ‘at 150 miles per hour, no seat belt.’

Federal heritage protection is helping to preserve lighthouses across Canada.

Canadian Students Become Digital Historians.

Facing the past is not always easy. As we mark our twenty-sixth year as an organization, Canada’s History Society is reflecting on its own history.

When it comes to history, representation matters.