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Family and Children’s Services honours First World War soldier from Sharbot Lake for Remembrance Day
In Clearing the Plains, award-winning author James Dashuk writes a scathing indictment of the Canadian government’s treatment of First Nations people in the late 1800s.
Concordia University history professor Ronald Rudin is using digital storytelling to spread the voices of people who in 1969 were displaced from the area that became Kouchibouguac National Park in New Brunswick.
Stories about Canada’s history seldom make a big splash on the silver screen. One exception is the Klondike gold rush. Click here to see an Academy-award nominated film documentary about life in Dawson City during the rush of 1898.
Two tiny islands off Newfoundland and Labrador are all that remain of what was once a vast French empire in North America.