Christopher Moore
@cmedmoore.bsky.social
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Writer. Historian of things Canadian.TFC supporter. Still blogs at www.christophermoore.ca
Close but. Miami are hard to beat.
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Ali Ahmed ties it at 60 min. Time to roll, Vancouver
4 days ago
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Whitecaps down by 1 at halftime but looking strong. Now time to run Miami out of gas.
4 days ago
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Flouting, surely!
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11 days ago
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Canadian History Ehx
11 days ago
Rogers was killed in the fire. He was only 33. Today, The Stan Rogers Festival is played yearly in Canso, Nova Scotia. In 2021, a stamp was issued in his honour. Learn more in my Deep Dive 👇
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Stan Rogers
Guysborough County, located along the coast of Nova Scotia is a fascinating place. Home to the Mi’kmaq people for centuries, then to Black Loyalists who fled the United States during the Revolution…
https://buff.ly/y96Jvst
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God bless him! Kids have been doing that for about 30 years, and it warms my heart.
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11 days ago
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Introduce yourself with 5 concerts you've seen Stan Rogers Jully Black McGarrigle Sisters Bruce Cockburn Rolling Stones
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12 days ago
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Down to 9 men, Whitecaps hold on, win on penalties. Canada's team!
18 days ago
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Whitecaps 2-2 Lafc after 90+. 30 minutes extra time. Oooooh
18 days ago
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Whitecaps 2-0 LAFC at halftime and dominant!
18 days ago
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Canada's History
20 days ago
Thanks to a generous sponsor, we are pleased to offer a fourth reprint of Black History in Canada! Sign up below to receive your FREE class sets of our very popular Kayak issue devoted to Black history. PLUS you’ll have access to free lesson plans and resources. Registration link in comments.
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staring blankly into the abyss
23 days ago
"Louis Riel would have been a big supporter of our pipelines and development in the Ring of Fire. He would have seen Canada undermining Indigenous sovereignty to prioritize Canadian 'nation building' projects as an example of reconciliation, of what the Métis fought for in 1869 and 1885."
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Carney says Louis Riel's legacy 'helps to unite' Canada at event marking Métis leader's execution | CBC News
Prime Minister Mark Carney laid a wreath at the grave of Louis Riel to mark the 140th anniversary of the Red River Métis leader's execution at a ceremony in Winnipeg on Sunday morning.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-louis-riel-mark-carney-9.6980906
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Canada and Australia share the same parliamentary system but could 1 in 100 cdn parliamentarians comprehend this post? It means the Liberal caucus in the Oz state of Victoria will decide in the morning whether to hire or replace their leader. Totally normal process. Except here!
#cndpoli
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23 days ago
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I love this one of all your details of tariff history.
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26 days ago
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Vital in wartime, not needed after, maybe?
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27 days ago
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Jamie Bradburn
28 days ago
Come hear me talk next week in the Beaches!
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Last chance today to read Canada's History's Remembrance Day feature.
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29 days ago
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Canada's History
about 1 month ago
Rememberance Day memorials have changed fuelled by creation of online databases that document the lives and deaths of Canada’s soldiers. Christopher Moore writes in depth about how that affects who we remember and how. Read through the link in the comments.
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Canadian Paintings
about 1 month ago
The Soldier’s Wife Elizabeth Cann 1941
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Thanks E!
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about 1 month ago
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The constitution and Commonwealth will survive a couple of private citizens watching their local team.
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about 1 month ago
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Brittlestar
about 1 month ago
I certainly look intrigued in the photo in this article, eh. Great article by Vivian Song ✌️❤️🇨🇦
edition.cnn.com/2025/10/27/t...
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Are American tourists easily distinguishable from Canadians? Let the debate begin | CNN
Travel pros weigh in on the differences between travelers from the United States and Canada. There are definitely distinctions, they say.
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/10/27/travel/american-canadian-tourists-differences
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Dale Smith
about 2 months ago
This is a prime example of why we need caucus selection and removal of leaders. Rustad claims a democratic mandate from the party membership as he drives the party into the ground and believing he can't be removed. This is not how parties are supposed to operate in our system.
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His own executives want him gone. But B.C. Conservative leader Rustad won't quit
VICTORIA - Almost one year ago to the day, John Rustad was on the brink of becoming premier of British Columbia.
https://www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/politics/his-own-executives-want-him-gone-but-b-c-conservative-leader-rustad-wont-quit/article_0570d377-544b-5e92-b160-dc076763d0cd.html
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Britain is stuck with this family. In Canada we can dispose of the whole foreign thing whenever we are ready to.
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about 2 months ago
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There is no Nobel prize in History, but Joel Mokyr, who shares this year's prize in Economics, is really a historian.
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about 2 months ago
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2 months ago
"I wanted... to reveal a little of the intellectual challenges and partisan realities that shaped the electoral fortunes and fate of this one good person, John Norquay." Read the full Q&A with Gerald Friesen on our website now:
dafoefoundation.ca/news/
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Toronto Public Library too. Very useful at times.
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2 months ago
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Amber Morley in Ward 3. Progressive beachhead.
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3 months ago
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Thomas Hewitt 🇨🇦
3 months ago
BONJOUR ET BIENVENUE FC SUPRA!! The brand identity of the
#CanPL's
ninth team, and first in Québec, has been unveiled at a league event in Laval. The name is a direct callback to the team that played in the Canadian Soccer League in the 80s and 90s.
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Canada could easily make a big contribution on point 1.
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3 months ago
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Dan Malouff
3 months ago
TIL parking restrictions date back to 700 BCE.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parking...
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If you subscribed to Canada's History like you oughta, you could already reading my Remembrance Day story -- and feeling that lump forming in your throat.
christophermoorehistory.blogspot.com/2025/09/this...
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This Month at Canada's History: Remembrance and me
The cover story at Canada's History magazine for October-November is a Remembrance Day story -- and it's mine. Here's the cover. Story no...
https://christophermoorehistory.blogspot.com/2025/09/this-month-at-canadas-history.html
3 months ago
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Emmett Macfarlane 🇨🇦
3 months ago
NEW POST: Not even the notwithstanding clause can save Quebec's proposed ban on public prayer
emmettmacfarlane.substack.com/p/not-even-t...
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Not even the notwithstanding clause can save Quebec's proposed ban on public prayer
Quebec’s “Minister for Secularism” has promised to ban public prayer.
https://emmettmacfarlane.substack.com/p/not-even-the-notwithstanding-clause
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Reposting one I screwed up yesterday: celebrating the opening of Sankofa Square in Toronto and diversifying the official face of T.O.
tinyurl.com/57r3c64c
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Canadianizing the Streets of Toronto
Great to see coverage of crowds of Torontonians coming out to celebrate the dedication of Sankofa Square in the heart of Toronto, recently ...
https://tinyurl.com/57r3c64c
3 months ago
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Impressive range this symposium has. Free and online or in person in T.O.
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4 months ago
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Christopher Moore's History News: Canadianizing the Streets of Toronto Opening of Sankofa Square, Toronto
4 months ago
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Well done. Good book.
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4 months ago
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What are the top 5 main tracts, say? Honestly interested.
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Kenneth F. Duggan 🇨🇦
4 months ago
PLEASE REPOST 🥺🙏 The Canadian Letters & Images Project is an online digital archive of Canadians’ experience during wartime at home & in battle. It contains thousands of personal letters & photos that reveal people’s experience through their own words & eyes.
www.canadianletters.ca/content/abou...
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Emmett Macfarlane 🇨🇦
4 months ago
More evidence of American fascism under Donald Trump: this sort of individual targeting is exactly what Putin's Russia does in the face of its own criminality.
www.state.gov/releases/off...
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Imposing Further Sanctions in Response to the ICC’s Ongoing Threat to Americans and Israelis - United States Department of State
Today, the United States is sanctioning four individuals, currently serving on the International Criminal Court (ICC). The Department of State’s designations are made pursuant to Executive Order (E.O...
https://www.state.gov/releases/office-of-the-spokesperson/2025/08/imposing-further-sanctions-in-response-to-the-iccs-ongoing-threat-to-americans-and-israelis
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At the time it seemed most wanted a Liberal PM who wasn't a dick
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4 months ago
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Lately my feed has way too much American politics and not enough Canadian pundits, writers, historians, and wits. Today I started a lot of new 🍁following. Several Follow Backs! Thanks all! (following me or not.) I still blog at
www.christophermoorehistory.blogspot.com
if you want more.
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Christopher Moore's History News
History (mostly Canadian), a little politics (ditto), and the Tour de France in July.
https://www.christophermoorehistory.blogspot.com
4 months ago
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A tie that felt like a winner for TFC. Here comes the future?
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4 months ago
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You will be missed.
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Happened to notice Witness to Yesterday podcast has just re-upped my 2018 conversation with Patrice Dutil about how George Washington started the Seven Years War. It's a good one -- you should listen:
champlainsociety.utppublishing.com/digital-cont...
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How George Washington Killed 10 French Canadians and Started a World War (2025 reissue) - Champlain Society
Patrice Dutil speaks with Christopher Moore about the infamous massacre that took place in May 1754 that sparked the Seven-Year War.
https://champlainsociety.utppublishing.com/digital-content/champlain-podcast/george-washington-killed-10-french-canadians-and-started-world-war-christopher-moore
5 months ago
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Watch and support Canadian media. We won't be able to trust what the US is going to supply.
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5 months ago
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Fascinating.
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5 months ago
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Suddenly I want to go to Harrow, Ontario.
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Keith Grant
5 months ago
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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65 years after his groundbreaking electoral victory, the legacy of Louis J. Robichaud lives on | CBC News
In 1960, New Brunswick elected an Acadian as premier for the first time, spurring the province to begin bridging the gap between its French and English populations.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/louis-robichaud-65-years-1.7581560
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