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As part of a lesson called Shifting Commitments: Safety, Security and Sacrifice in a Changing World, Mr. Brumwell’s students use game technology to travel back to their high school during the Second World War. Learners are presented with primary source artifacts triggered through Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and Quick Response (QR) codes on their mobile devices.

These bits and pieces of trash need to be tidied up. See how many you can find.

Book Review: In Bottoms Up, Newfoundland and Labrador author Sheilah Roberts Lukins presents a detailed history of alcohol production and consumption and the related cultural implications within her home province.

Recalling Canada’s world-beating speedboat.

When Cathy MacDonald travels to schools to introduce students to archaeology, she doesn’t travel light.

Celebrate Canada 150 by making Print Block Wrapping Paper and Birthday Cards!

Combining two or more seemingly unrelated content topics in order to better include multiple and diverse historical perspectives.

From the archives: In 1920s Winnipeg, a groundbreaking fashion show introduces shoppers to the latest trends in lingerie style.

From the archives: New life springs from a catastrophic forest fire in British Columbia.

Don’t want to freak you out, but you are super-lucky to have good, free care if you get sick or hurt yourself. Today, it’s almost impossible for us to understand now how dangerous it was to be a kid for most of Canada’s history.