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Check out the programme for the 12th Canada’s History Forum “Small Stories, Big Ideas” on January 19, 2020 at the Canadian Museum of History.

Gardening was a common pursuit at the fur-trade posts from the very start, but that didn't mean it came easily.  

Check out the programme for the 10^th Canada’s History Forum “Making History Relevant” on November 21, 2017 at the Canadian Museum of History. 

Check out the programme for the 11^th Canada’s History Forum “Connecting Communities Through History” on January 27, 2019 at the Canadian War Museum.

The Historical Thinking Community of Practice is designed for educators who have knowledge and experience working with historical thinking, but want to collaborate with a community of like-minded educators to further explore how to apply historical thinking in their context. Available in English and French. Dates: Jan-Apr 2024.

Louis the parrot fought the forces of progress in British Columbia’s capital — and won.

In Yukon, keys to the past are sometimes preserved in patches of ice.

Book Review: Dam Builders is wonderfully illustrated with hundreds of photographs, most of which were taken by the author over almost three decades of studying and enjoying wildlife in their natural settings. In his book Runtz covers everything from their evolution and the variety of species, to their impact on our country (both economically and ecologically), to their distinctive physiological characteristics and behaviours.

In this article, Maxime Dagenais explores the subject of the Canadian Rebellion and how it is taught in middle and high schools in Canada.

Book Review: The last great wave of English immigration to Canada took place from 1945 to the mid-1970s. Unlike immigrants from non-English-speaking countries, British immigrants didn’t have to struggle to learn the language. Yet their British identity posed unique challenges, as the people interviewed for this book reveal.