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Trent University professor Dr. John Milloy is one of Canada’s foremost experts on the residential school system — and he calls it the way he sees it. Dr. Milloy speaks with Canada’s History Associate Editor Nelle Oosterom in this video interview.
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From its opening in 1876 to its closure in 2009, an Orillia, Ontario, institution for the mentally challenged has had a long and difficult history. Now, former residents of the institution have reached a compensation settlement with the Ontario government.
For more than six decades, a volunteer force of mostly Inuit men and women have quietly stood watch over Canada’s North.
Lorain Lounsberry from the Glenbow Museum takes Canada's History backstage to learn about the history of religious freedom in Alberta.
For the past decade, Parks Canada has been working to restore Prince of Wales Fort in Churchill, Manitoba. Along the way, archaeologists discovered some new and surprising things about the fort. Find out more by listening to this Canada's History podcast.
A guide to the 7 different regions in Ontario that will be commemorating the War of 1812 with special events, projects, and activities.