
Historica Canada is a charitable organization offering bilingual programs about Canada’s history and identity. / Organisme de bienfaisance offrant des programmes bilingues sur l’histoire et l’identité du Canada.
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| Issues | 95 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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August may be the month of cottage weekends and late-summer road trips, but it’s also packed with moments that changed Canada’s story. Court rulings, scientific breakthroughs, military milestones, cultural touchstones, and a few unexpected...
A spread from Kate Beaton’s Ducks: Two Years in the Oil Sands. (Blackwell’s)
Ask a room full of history lovers to name their favourite Canadian book and you’ll quickly discover two things: nobody can pick just one, and Canada’s literary la...
Eddie Goldenberg in 2006. (Allen McInnis/ Montreal Gazette)
By Peter Donolo* and Chaviva Hosek
This guest article honours the life of the late Eddie Goldenberg, a Canadian lawyer and writer who served as Prime Minister Jean Chrétien’s chi...
Bull riding at the Calgary Stampede. (photo by Pat Price/Take Stock Inc.)
Every July, downtown Calgary undergoes a remarkable transformation. Business suits are swapped for cowboy hats, pancake breakfasts appear on seemingly every street c...
Yesterday, many Canadians spent the day celebrating Canada Day with fireworks, barbecues, festivals or simply enjoying a well-earned day off. But once the festivities wrap up, July still has plenty of history left to offer.
Beyond Canada...
Subscribers, engagement, traffic and sponsorship for Historica Canada.
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Historica Canada is a charitable organization offering bilingual programs about Canada’s history and identity. / Organisme de bienfaisance offrant des programmes bilingues sur l’histoire et l’identité du Canada.
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