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Canada's History talks with Sheila Johnson, Mark Tovey, and Joe Lella about their production of Miller and his Men at Fanshawe Pioneer Village in London.
Rankin Inlet is an Arctic ghost town that refuses to die. The mine is shut and its cluster of buildings stands abandoned. The nickel production has burst, as indeed it was known it would, once the deposits of high-grade ore were depleted.
When American Bill Miner crossed the border to stage one of Canada’s first train robberies, people were impressed with his manners.
When Europeans met Inuit in Labrador, home and hearth were reshaped.
The Château Ramezay museum and historic site in Montreal commemorates the War of 1812 with items from its collection. Produced as three "time capsules" for the web, each video provides a different perspective: Canadian, British, and First Nations.