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Book Review: To visit the First Word War cemeteries along the Western Front, or in the hundreds of other locations around the world, is to feel the grief of silenced and shattered dreams. 

Recalling my family’s railway history. 

Her skirt was transparent. Her midriff was bare. Canadian-born pioneer of modern dance Maud Allan scandalized Edwardian London. In more ways than one.

See what’s available in the August-September 2018 issue of Canada’s History magazine.

See what’s available in the October-November 2018 issue of Canada’s History magazine.

Book Review: Thoroughly researched, though sometimes dryly expressed, a new biography by Hamilton-based writer James King paints a picture of a complex, often contradictory artist and man.

With the Great War came great social turmoil. Strange, then, how little things actually changed.

Doris Folkens shares stories of her family’s past.

See what’s available in the April-May 2019 issue of Canada’s History magazine.

Book Review: The Ward Uncovered uses the ordinary objects left behind in a diverse immigrant neighbourhood in Toronto to reconstruct the lives of its residents and to allow their voices to be heard.