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Book Review: Military historian Terry Copp, along with researcher Alexander Maavara, has drawn upon the city’s eight major newspapers as a means to understand how Montreal experienced the war.

Book Review: It may not be immediately evident from the title, but this book feels current. The social-justice issues raised a century ago by visionary reformer Alfred Fitzpatrick have evolved, yet they’re still alive today. The fundraising challenges, personality conflicts, and power struggles of the past would be familiar to contemporary social activists.

What compels people to explore genealogy? Some say they’re driven by ego — but the real reasons are far more complicated.

Who created The Beaver’s immense photographic collection?

This lesson you will discuss with your students: How war has shaped Canada and its citizens; the influences of patriotism, propaganda and music on choices Canadians made during war.

Student will research significant figures in Manitoba's (or another Province / Territory) history and the impact these figures had/have on their lives today.

This lesson is part of the Expo 67 Unit Plan. This lesson plan can be used as a hook to get students exploring the idea of World Fairs/Expos in history to help understand the significance of hosting such an event in Canada.

What is your favourite primary source document to use in the classroom?

In this lesson students explore the Treaty of Niagara as a foundational relationship in the creation of Canada.

The goal of these activities is to give students an opportunity to explore the role that Black women play in the great Canadian mosaic.