It is Indigenous History Month. Throughout this month, I will be sharing the stories from Canada's Indigenous history. Today it is Chief Crowfoot, one of the most important Indigenous leaders of the 19th century.

It is Pride Month. Throughout this month, I will be sharing the stories of Canadians who fought for equality. Today it is the story of Chris Vogel and Richard North.

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

Happy National Doughnut Day! Canadians consume 1 BILLION doughnuts a year! We eat the most per capita of any nation on Earth and have the most doughnut shops per capita globally too. 📸 Dave Crosby

Happy birthday to Joe Clark, who was born on June 5, 1939 in High River, AB. Along with serving as Prime Minister, he shaped Canada's foreign policy, including pushing for sanctions against South Africa during apartheid. This is his story. 📸 Library of Parliament 🧵 1/12

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On this day in 2001, Rufus Wainwright released his second studio album Poses. The album went gold in Canada and was considered one of the best albums of the year. It earned Wainwright three Juno nominations, winning once for Best Alternative Album.

On this day in 1892, Cully Wilson was born in Winnipeg. In his NHL career from 1919 to 1927, he won two Stanley Cups. Known as an aggressive player on the ice, he recorded 264 points in 342 games and had 777 penalty minutes.

On this day in 1959, Prime Minister John Diefenbaker at the Prince Albert Radar Laboratory, received a message from President Dwight Eisenhower that was sent from Boston and bounced off the Moon back to Earth. 📸 University of Saskatchewan

Thank you to Heather for your wonderful donation yesterday! It made my day and helps ensure I can keep sharing Canada's history :) If you enjoy my Canadian history content, you can support my work with a donation at 👇 www.buymeacoffee.com/craigu

Alexis Lapointe (Le Trotteur) believed himself to be a stallion born in human form. An eccentric individual, his running exploits are the stuff of legend. He raced horses, trains, cars and became a Québécois folk hero. This is his story 📸 Société historique du Saguenay 🧵 1/8

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

It is Pride Month. Throughout this month, I will be sharing the stories of Canadians who fought for equality. Today it is the story of George Hislop.

It is Indigenous History Month. Throughout this month, I will be sharing the stories from Canada's Indigenous history. Today it is John Tootoosis, one of Canada's most important activists.

My Substack Today: How Edmonton got the capital, and the provincial university over Calgary. Subscribe and receive these Canadian history stories in your e-mail each week 👇 canadaehx.substack.com/p/how-edmont...

The Canadian War Museum has launched a new exhibit! Close to Conflict - Canada and the American Civil War. The exhibit explores the complex legacies of the conflict for Canada and how it helped lead to Confederation. The exhibit runs from May 29, 2026 to Feb. 28, 2027. 📸CWM

It was announced today there will be a revival of The Littlest Hobo. While the 1980s version of The Littlest Hobo is the most famous, it is a revival itself of a 1960s show that was based off a 1958 movie. youtube.com/shorts/9oy-K...

Been battling a sore throat and cough past couple days. Two iconic Canadian companies, Buckley's and @chapmans.ca coming in clutch for me. Would have grabbed the Butter Tart ice cream but couldn't find any.

It is Indigenous History Month. Throughout this month, I will be sharing the stories from Canada's Indigenous history. Today it is John Tootoosis, one of Canada's most important activists.

It is Pride Month. Throughout this month, I will be sharing the stories of Canadians who fought for equality. Today it is the story of George Hislop.

Just heard that The Littlest Hobo is being rebooted for the 2026-27 season. Please don't change the song. Just use the original Maybe Tomorrow written by Terry Bush and John Crossen. Learn more about The Littlest Hobo in my episode about it 👇 canadaehx.com/2021/01/30/t...

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

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Happy birthday to Rod Connop, born on this day in 1959 in North Vancouver! In his Hall of Fame CFL career, he won three Grey Cups with Edmonton, the Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award and the DeMarco-Becket Memorial Trophy. He was a 7x All-Star.

On this day in 1838, the first recorded baseball game in North America was played near Beachville, Upper Canada (now Ontario). A hand-hewn stick was used as a bat, and the ball was twisted yarn covered in calf skin. There were also five bases. 📸 Nicole Osborne

On this day in 2022, Tony Pajaczkowski died. Born in Montreal in 1936, he played 11 seasons in his Hall of Fame CFL career with the Calgary Stampeders and Montreal Alouettes. A five-time CFL West All-Star, he won the Most Outstanding Canadian Award in 1961.

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Alexis Lapointe (Le Trotteur) believed himself to be a stallion born in human form. An eccentric individual, his running exploits are the stuff of legend. He raced horses, trains, cars and became a Québécois folk hero. This is his story 📸 Société historique du Saguenay 🧵 1/8

On this day in 2002, Avril Lavigne released her debut studio album Let Go. The album sold 16 million copies and remains the best selling album of the 21st century by a Canadian artist. The album earned Lavigne five Grammy nominations and four Junos including Album of the Year.

On this day in 2025, Marc Garneau died. Born in Quebec City in 1949, he was the first Canadian to go to space. On three Space Shuttle missions, he spent 29 days, 2 hours and 1 minute in space. He served in Parliament from 2008 to 2023. 📸 NASA

Happy birthday to Michael Greyeyes, born on this day in Qu'Appelle Valley, Saskatchewan! He has played Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull, and had roles in many productions including Fear The Walking Dead and True Detective. He is a Canadian Screen Award winner. 📸 Jennifer Lee

Happy birthday to Sandra Post, born on this day in 1948 in Oakville, Ontario! The first Canadian to play on the LPGA Tour, she won eight championships on the tour. She is a member of the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. 📸 Columbus Metro Library

On this day in 1894, Mary Rose-Anne Bolduc (La Bolduc) was born in Newport (now Chandler), Quebec. Called the Queen of Canadian Folk Singers, her music combined the folk music of Ireland and Quebec to make comedic and upbeat songs. She died in 1941. 📸 Musée de la Gaspésie

Thank you to Dave, Laura and Janice for your kind donations earlier this week :) Your support of my work truly means a lot! If you enjoy my Canadian history content, you can support my work with a donation at 👇 www.buymeacoffee.com/craigu

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

On June 3, 1989, SkyDome opened. Famous as the first stadium to feature a fully retractable motorized roof, it remains an iconic Canadian structure to this day. This is the story of SkyDome (I will refer to it as SkyDome only). 📸 Wikicommons (JFVoll) 🧵 1/10

In 27 days, Berton and I will leave our home in Alberta to explore Canada on a two-month road trip. We will share stories of Canada’s history, landscapes and people all along the way. You can support the project here 👇 gofund.me/456542cf7

Col. Chris Hadfield has led a fascinating life. He was the first Canadian to operate the Canadarm, conduct a spacewalk and command the International Space Station. He is also a best-selling author and he took the time to chat with me about his life and career. #ootw25 youtu.be/YVkyPCQePBA

In 27 days, Berton and I will leave our home in Alberta to explore Canada on a two-month road trip. We will share stories of Canada’s history, landscapes and people all along the way. You can support the project here 👇 gofund.me/456542cf7

It is Indigenous History Month. Throughout this month, I will be sharing the stories from Canada's Indigenous history. Today it is Pitseolak Ashoona, one of Canada's finest artists.

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

What is Canada's Favourite Book: ROUND FOUR From a list of 96 fiction and 96 non-fiction books, we will choose a winner. All matchups chosen by random number generator. (To vote, go into the thread and click like on the book you are voting for)

It is Pride Month. Throughout this month, I will be sharing the stories of Canadians who fought for LGBTQ rights. Today it is the story of The Brunswick Four.

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On June 3, 1989, SkyDome opened. Famous as the first stadium to feature a fully retractable motorized roof, it remains an iconic Canadian structure to this day. This is the story of SkyDome (I will refer to it as SkyDome only). 📸 Wikicommons (JFVoll) 🧵 1/10

On this day in 1926, Flora MacDonald was born in North Sydney, Nova Scotia. She served in Parliament from 1972 to 1988 and was Canada's first female foreign minister. She played a major role in the Canadian Caper to rescue American diplomats from Iran. She died in 2015. 📸 TPL

On this day in 1885, The Battle of Loon Lake (Steele Narrows) was fought between the Cree and a militia commanded by Major Sam Steele. The battle led to 12 dead and 100 wounded among the Cree and seven wounded in Steele's force.