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What’s now known as the 1914 Sealing Disaster refers to two separate, simultaneous tragedies on the sea that spring. A raging blizzard was the catalyst that led the SS Southern Cross and SS Newfoundland to suffer a combined loss of 251 men.
The idea that women could drive an automobile -- let alone drive around the shell holes of the frontlines -- was rather revolutionary at the outbreak of the Great War. But nicety was soon driven out by necessity.
Canada’s History’s Young Citizen, Julia M. shares the history of Ridley College just in time for its 125th anniversary.
After being served an eviction notice by their property owner, the Canadian Air & Space Museum has launched a campaign to save the museum, and the historic building it's housed in.
Canada's History sits down with Louise Atkins, daughter of Farm Radio International founder George Atkins, to talk about her Dad and his work in the developing world.