Canada's History
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Our mission is to make the discovery of our nation's past relevant, engaging, empowering and accessible. Subscribe to our free, weekly newsletter: https://www.CanadasHistory.ca/Newsletter
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This Thanksgiving, consider celebrating the educators and researchers who keep our history alive.
Help us reach our goal through the campaign link in the comments.
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It's World Teachers' Day! Listen to our latest podcast series where we speak to the finalists of the 2025 Governor General's History Award for Excellence in Teaching about their work inside and outside the classroom. Find the podcast link in the comments.🎓
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FROM THE OCT/NOV 25 ISSUE:
Winnipeg-born filmmaker and artist Noam Gonick spoke with independent visual arts curator Wayne Baerwaldt about Gonick’s recent documentary, as well as his new ballet video installation.
Full interview linked in the comments.
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This fall we are offering a professional development series to support teachers in the Heritage Fair program.
Learn strategies for guiding students through every stage of their project, from selecting topics to presenting their findings. Register by Oct. 1 for early-bird pricing! Link in comments.
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FREE EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL: In advance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, explore our latest publication created in collaboration with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation: Truth Before Reconciliation: Indigenous Law and Legal Orders. Download PDF through link in comments.
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This is the latest manifestation of a long struggle concerning the place of religion in the public sphere in Quebec, a story largely unknown or misunderstood outside the French-speaking community. And, of course, it all started with New France.
Full article linked in the comments.
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ON NEWSSTANDS NOW!

The Oct-Nov issue features a local initiative to preserve war veteran history, an autoworkers strike that contributed to labour movement, and the creation of the Northwest Angle + Annual Beaver supplement, which explores rediscovering Indigenous graves and where to go from here.
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As Toronto International Film Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, we have compiled a list of some of the most notable Canadian contributions to the Hollywood film industry.

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Beavers and bees might seem like an unlikely duo, but this productive pair has long been associated with big business.

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📰From the newsletter: This former-fishing-camp-turned-remarkable garden in Bas-Saint-Laurent was created by Elsie Reford, a feminist and philanthropist. She is seen pictured here in her gardens, circa 1935.
Find the full newsletter linked in the comments!
#WorldPhotographyDay #canadianhistory
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Bloody (fantastic) beaver post about Cree artist Kent Monkman's 2011 painting "Les castors du roi" which draws on multiple references to make the beaver the subject of colonial-style hunting/war art.
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August 12 is celebrated as #WorldElephantDay. Humans have always been in awe of these wonderfully big creatures but sometimes not in the best way.
Read more about the life and afterlife of Jumbo through the link in the comments🐘
#canada #canadian #canadianhistory #elephant
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Some 61 nursing sisters faced Canada's deadliest naval attack during the Great War. Their deaths became fodder for Allied propaganda. Read "Maritime Massacre" and other stories from last week's newsletter through the link in the comments.