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Former Manitoba fur-trade route rich with history.
Canada’s armed forces were about to be rolled into one — same training, same ranks, and same (gasp!) uniforms.
Former head of the Montreal Police Bomb Squad Robert Côté talks about their seven-year long "war on terrorism" which ended with the October Crisis.
Terry Fox inspired millions, including Editor Mark Reid.
Connect with your inner pirate - download a FREE Canada's History Jolly Roger.
It was cheap, pretty and fast for its day. Little wonder the humble postcard was so popular.
Three prominent Canadian businessmen travelled on Titanic's maiden voyage, but no amount of wealth could save them.
Breaking news... New Brunswick's Petitcodiac river is getting a new lease on life. Also, Mark Reid explored this story earlier in A River Divided, published in the April/May issue of Canada's History.
Intelligence agencies such as the CIA developed new and disturbing methods of interrogation based on the findings of researchers like the University of Manitoba's Dr. John Zubek.
Even the most dastardly pirate needed a refuge. These three areas were popular places to rest, and to rest in peace.
Feb 05, 2013 Ottawa Citizen: New history museum will ‘pleasantly surprise’ Canadians, CEO predicts
Dec 17, 2012 CBC News: Laurier LaPierre, ex-senator and broadcaster, dies at 83
May 28, 2012 CBC News: Diamond Jubilee a chance for youth to honour Canada’s Queen
May 29, 2013 Pathways to disciplinary understandings: The use of historical feature film in the teaching of history
Jun 12, 2013 City Talks - Urbanised Nature
Jul 01, 2013 Billings Estate National Historic Site