Nouvelle Publication Le moment Montfort dans la francophonie canadienne Sous la direction de François Charbonneau et Michel Bock csn-rec.ca/fr/nouvelles... @uottawapress.bsky.social

job CANADA RESEARCH CHAIR, Indigenous Sovereignty and Self-Determination Western University Closing Date to Apply: Review of applications will commence July 15 and continue until the position is filled. csn-rec.ca/job-postings...

Face Off Richard Brodeur n.d.

Bird Benjamin Chee Chee ~ Ojibwe 1977

#JamesBarryDiary 27/5/1876 A fine day, sunny and nice the whole time nearly. I was that unwell this day that I could do nothing about the mill until the evening when I sheeved [sic] a few shingles, but still I am far from being right yet. All the rest well.

For the fifth post of the Great Acceleration series, Alicia Carefoote rethinks environmental history, focusing on prisons and confinement. This series is cross-posted with @nichecanada.bsky.social Make sure to check out the entire series!

As part of the Canada Act 150 Series, Daniel Sims discusses the technicalities and nuances of the Indian Act. Make sure to check out the entire series!

Today we have "Mining Data and Canada’s Great Acceleration" by John Sandlos This is the 4th post in a series about the Great Acceleration as a framework and reconnaissance for Canadian environmental history, published in collaboration with @activehist.bsky.social niche-canada.org/2026/05/20/m...

CCEL member Jamie Jelinski was interviewed by @activehist.bsky.social about his book, Needle Work, for their podcast What’s Old is News. Link below! activehistory.ca/blog/2026/05...

.... Sometime after day. I took 3 of Radway's pills; took my breakfast in bed, and after a while I got up. I was just vomiting now, (7 p.m.) and went into my Bookbindery and was there all day, but I felt most miserable indeed. /2

#JamesBarryDairy 26/5/1876 Dark and dull and something cold for the time. Angus Douglass edging 3/4. I took a great pain in my bowels about an hour befor day-light, and it set me to vomit, but I could get very little up. /1

We’re pleased to announce that the first issue of The Oar will be released in August 2026. Thank you to our contributors for being part of this endeavour as we share stories from New Brunswick and the Maritime region’s past.

job Arctic Ecology Student Research Assistant Environment and Climate Change Canada Closing date: 2026-06-02 csn-rec.ca/job-postings...

New Publication - Outport Woman: Life on the Ocean's Edge By: Hayward C. Blake, Raymond B. Blake csn-rec.ca/news/85286-n...

emploi Conseiller(ère) en alimentation durable - Équiterre Date limite pour postuler: 28 juin 2026 csn-rec.ca/fr/annonces-...

#JamesBarryDiary 24/3/1876 The Queen's birth day, and a beautiful sunny, warm, mild day it was. Many a pound of powder was burned to day. I received a letter from Alexander McKenzie, teacher of the grammar school, Geo. town, P.E. Island. There was some smut and some fun into it.

#OTD (Fri, May 23) 1918 at #JoeLake, #AlgonquinPark: "We sent [to Headquarters] 81 beaver pelts, 4 otter, 1 fisher, 2 ermine, 1 muskrat, 3 mink, 3 skunk." @nichecanada.bsky.social @csnrec.bsky.social

Announcing the Release of a New Issue of the Journal of New Brunswick Studies/Revue d’études sur le Nouveau-Brunswick *Access to Reproductive Healthcare* csn-rec.ca/news/85218-a... @acadiensis.bsky.social

CFP - 6th Raising Indigenous Voices in Academia & Society August 2026 Abstract Submission Deadline is July 10, 2026 csn-rec.ca/conferences-...

#JamesBarryDiary 20/5/1876 Very cold morning and dark also. Some sun in the afternoon. I went to Pictou to day, and I had Sarah Sutherland's horse - a lazy devil. ☛ Old Anthony Ritchie died last night some time. I came home about 6 p.m. My head was a little out of tune in the afternoon.

#JamesBarryDiary 21/5/1876 A beautiful day indeed; sunny all day long, and mild enough for the time of the year. Our Cow calved last night, so they say. Annabella here still. Some folks moving up and down and down and up: some going to preaching and some going up to Ritchies wake. Poor old Anthony.

You have the opportunity to see the exhibit I curated, Illuminate Black, during Doors Open Toronto! The Archives of Ontario will be open 10am to 5pm on Saturday, May 23rd. Info: www.archives.gov.on.ca/doors-open-a...

#OTD (Mon, May 20) 1912 at #AlgonquinPark: "Snowing a little this morning. We put stop logs into Joe Lake Dam. Jim and I went to Doe Lake to remain overnight. Saw first sparrow hawks of season and a number of fine deer en route." @nichecanada.bsky.social @csnrec.bsky.social

#JamesBarryDiary 19/5/1876 Dark all day, and some little rain. Rained a good deal last night in a dribbling way, I was doing some book binding and other matters, not of much consequence. I am nothing to brag of - Extremely little grinding this spring as little as ever I remember of - poor times.

I always love the fun details on Jean-Baptiste Franquelin's maps. Detail from Rade de l'isle Percée, Jean-Baptiste Franquelin, 1686 - gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/b...

The 1850s marked an important moment in #swont & the push to end enslavement in the #UnitedStates. For this week’s #HiddenHistory, Chris & I talked about John Brown & the 1858 Constitutional Convention held in #Chatham. Listen here: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-... #CBC #cdnhist

Virtual Event – The Grassy Narrows Living History Forum Friday, 22 May 2026 PT 12:30-13:30; MT 13:30-14.30; CT 14:30-15:30; ET 15:30-16:30; AT 16:30-17:30 Canadian Society for the History of Medicine (CSHM) Living History Forum niche-canada.org/2026/05/18/v... #envhist #indigenous #envjustice

job Manager, Academic Pathways and Partnerships Wilfrid Laurier University Application Deadline: May 25, 2026 csn-rec.ca/job-postings... @wilfridlaurieruni.bsky.social

New Publication Strangely, Friends: A History of Cuban-Canadian Encounters By Karen Dubinsky csn-rec.ca/news/85204-n... @btlbooks.com

#JamesBarryDiary 18/5/1876 Another extremely beautiful day indeed until the evening when it clouded up`. I was in the little shop all day doing some Book-binding. Annabella, schoolmarm and the animal are all off up to the schoolhouse for to hear who can make the best speech in praying.

Nouvelle Publication Le Métis sacrificiel : les habits neufs du colonialisme au Canada Par: Étienne Rivard csn-rec.ca/fr/nouvelles... @pulaval.bsky.social

Patrimoine juif canadien: En 1937, Léa Roback dirige une grève de 5 000 ouvrières à Montréal, qui obtiennent une amélioration sensible de leurs conditions de travail et de salaire. C'est l’une des premières batailles pour l’amélioration des conditions de travail des femmes au Canada.

job CANADA RESEARCH CHAIR, Indigenous Sovereignty and Self-Determination - Western University Closing Date to Apply: Review of applications will commence July 15 and continue until the position is filled. csn-rec.ca/job-postings...

Jewish Heritage Month: In 1937, union organizer Léa Roback led a strike of 5,000 workers in Montréal, winning improvements in wages and working conditions. This strike was one of the first union struggles to improve working conditions for women in Canada.

jobs Various Positions for Sheguiandah First Nation csn-rec.ca/job-postings...

#JamesBarryDiary 17/5/1876 Another most complete day altogether - sunny and nice. But last night was very cold, some ice on the pond for a considerable spell. I was working in the Bookbinding shop all day. My head was some what sore, about the eyes all day, until the evening. Annabella is here.

job Program Coordinator, Indigenous Research, full-time, Canadian Climate Institute, remote, anywhere in Canada Closing Date: May 29, 2026 csn-rec.ca/job-postings...

emplois/jobs Canadian Security Intelligence Service Student Opportunities // Service canadien du renseignement de sécurité, Emplois pour étudiants csn-rec.ca/job-postings... @cpsa-acsp.bsky.social

Nouvelle Publication Neil et John McLaren : Pionniers de Port-au-Persil Nelson-Martin Dawson csn-rec.ca/fr/nouvelles... @edseptentrion.bsky.social

Nouvelle Publication Un village au Parlement : La mobilisation LGBTQ+ dans l'arène partisane canadienne (1960-2019) Valérie Lapointe csn-rec.ca/fr/nouvelles...

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New Publication Putting Down Roots: Métis Agency, Land Use, and Women’s Food Labour in a Qu’Appelle Valley Road Allowance Community Cheryl Troupe (Author), Maria Campbell (Foreword) csn-rec.ca/news/85101-n...

New Publication Lexical Roots of Old Cree: An Etymological Dictionary by Kevin Brousseau csn-rec.ca/news/85100-n... @uottawapress.bsky.social

New Publication A Church at War: MacKay Presbyterian Church, New Edinburgh, and the First World War by Alan Bowker csn-rec.ca/news/85099-n... @uottawapress.bsky.social

New Publication Active Women: Indigenous Women’s Social and Political Work in Kanata’s West Sarah A. Nickel csn-rec.ca/news/85098-n...

Nouvelle Publication Multiculturalisme, impérialisme et culture Repenser les enjeux culturels canadiens à l’aune de l’histoire impériale Auteur Xavier Boileau csn-rec.ca/fr/nouvelles...

New Publication A Bridge to Nowhere: Temporalities to Abandonment in Rural Canada Donna Young csn-rec.ca/news/85096-n...

New Publication Filipino Migrants and the Canadian Dream: Governing Mobility in a Fast-Food Chain Geraldina Polanco csn-rec.ca/news/85095-n...

3rd-year TMU computer engineering student Naima Samale reveals the power of data to drive sustainability on campus. Through her co-op placement in the Sustainability Office, she helped advance energy efficiency and decarbonization efforts across campus, uncovering more than $500,000 in cost savings