'An amazing and horrible history': Remembering the Waterford Hospital

More than a department store: The long, complicated legacy behind Hudson’s Bay Company

A Supreme Sesquicentennial: The Upper Chamber’s high court connections

Here's why I've spent 8 months reporting on a 1930s wrongful conviction

This former prime minister provides today’s voters with a cautionary tale

As it seeks sale, Hudson’s Bay mulls fate of trove of art, artifacts, including 1670 charter

Notre histoire en archives : traditions et délices de Pâques

Saskatchewan has not always been a conservative stronghold

The University of Vimy Ridge: USask on the front lines

Princeton Museum looks to decipher mysterious shorthand of donated journal

The hidden history of a predatory principal at a Manitoba residential school

Creating Nunavut … step by step

www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgrF... Just dropped! Amazing conversation, #BethAtcheson is so thoughtful and full of insight. #feministhistory #canadianhistory

#ElbowsUp: Why have Canadians chosen hockey as the symbol of our national unity?

After 120 Years Stored in a Museum, an Indigenous Shrine Returns Home

Once a bustling rail line, a Moncton path tells a former railway's story

Baseball's Unknown History in Ontario

In today’s post June Chow looks at Chinese Canadian immigration through archives, community memory, and the right to remember.

Over 2,000 Scottish historical letters were stolen. They were found in Canada

A Canadian blend: long underwear and politics

A new substack from me: Part II of how the ultra-wealthy captured a prime minister with a secret fund, creating the Order of the Guinea. A cautionary tale. deanbeeby.substack.com/p/how-the-ri... #cdnpoli

New substack from me: the inside story of how the mega-rich bought a Canadian prime minister. New details unearthed from the archives. deanbeeby.substack.com/p/how-the-ri... #cdnfoi

Wilfrid Laurier University’s People Make History lecture series returns with March 26 panel on Canada-U.S. relations, featuring Lara Campbell from Simon Fraser University; Tim Cook from the Canadian War Museum; and Asa McKercher from St. Francis Xavier University

Why did Canada switch to metric?

Tech-utopian, conspiracist and apartheid fan: Elon Musk’s grandpa was shaped by Canadian politics

Diefenbaker was a victim of foreign interference — just like Canada today

Vancouver Island marmot remains teach us about human history

Toronto’s affordable housing crisis déjà vu

Residential school denialism: what is it and how to recognize it

Discover Some of the Oldest Structures in Canada with Passport Places - National Trust for Canada

The first-ever nuclear meltdown incident in history happened in Ontario

Il y a 40 ans, Reagan et Mulroney chantaient ensemble à Québec

Episode 002 1000 Voices, 1000 Stories: Judy Erola was the first female weather reporter at CKSO-TV and am influential Member of Parliament representing the Nickel Belt. Judy's unwavering commitment to public service and advocacy for women's rights have left an indelible mark on Canadian history.

My final entry for my series with @dcb-dbc.bsky.social on the lives of Black people enslaved in Upper Canada is the biography of John Baker. I trace his life from slavery to freedom.

Northern B.C. researchers creating queer history documentary and archive for region

The Second World War showed Canada how to take control of its own destiny. It’s time we do so again

Invading Canada Is Not Advisable

The history of the iconic Sam the Record Man in Toronto

PhD dissertation on Indigenous sovereignty shaped by experience in Williams Lake

A unique addition to Saskatchewan's queer history: Stephanie Massicotte of Saskatoon Morning talks with Cheryl Loadman, chair of Spark Your Pride, and poet Belinda Betker about a special edition of Folklore magazine called Unapologetically Queer! skhistory.squarespace.com/unapologetic...

Graphic novel brings Xwémalhkwu (Homalco) Elders’ voices to a new generation

What a Cold War-era foreign relations crisis can teach us about today’s

Government of Canada Web Archive Launches the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Collection

Today we have "“Keep the beaver Canadian!”: The Passage of Bill C-373, 1975" by @ccoates.bsky.social This post is the second in a series marking the 50th anniversary of the passing of Bill C-373, edited by @blairstein.bsky.social niche-canada.org/2025/03/14/k... #envhist #cdnhist #canada

Les Américains convoitent des régions du Canada depuis longtemps

Cinq anniversaires, cinq femmes francophones qui ont marqué l’histoire

For centuries Hudson’s Bay faced death and survived. Can the company do so again?

Rebuilding Jasper’s historic Anglican church

In my latest Legion Magazine article, I speak to Canadian military historian Brad St. Croix of @otdmilhistory.bsky.social. Over the past few years, he has challenged falsehoods spread by certain online users about Canadian military history and similar topics. legionmagazine.com/history-in-a...

Garbage Gobblers: How a Vancouver Island ‘monster’ curbed littering in the fifties