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First-hand accounts from those who were there.

Celebrating Canada’s history makers, creating compelling content, connecting with kids, supporting history education and research, and learning from Canada’s young storytellers.

The hands that rocked the cradles of Canada’s prime ministers.

In a perfect world, the thirty-six women on this list would be household names. But for too long history textbooks have focused on great men, to the exclusion of all others.

Commemorating the wars is not about celebrating conflict; it is about remembering that there are values worth sacrificing for.

How a First World War poem about poppies blossomed into an annual Remembrance Day campaign raising $14 million each year to assist veterans.

When this underwear becomes outerwear it bridges class and gender.

Montrealers mark Canada Day with moving experiences.

The cassette seen here was once owned by George Simpson McTavish Jr., who was born at Fort Albany on the west coast of James Bay.

A distinctive people, a distinctive language. Is it any wonder the Métis also built distinctive homes?