Canadian History
Uncover the untold secrets and hidden scandals that have shaped Canada's past and continue to influence its present.
The Potlatch Ban: A Cultural Suppression and Its Resilience
Martin Sparks
Learn about the Potlatch Ban in Canada, its impact on Indigenous cultures, and the resilience that ensured the survival of this vital tradition.
The Remarkable Life of George Airey Kirkpatrick: A Canadian Political Pioneer
Martin Sparks
George Airey Kirkpatrick's legacy as a 19th-century Canadian political pioneer is marked by his influential roles in law, politics, and military service, shaping the nation's history with dedication and leadership.
George Airey Kirkpatrick: A Conservative Beacon Who Shaped Canada's Legacy
Vince Vanguard
George Airey Kirkpatrick was a political dynamo who left a lasting conservative legacy in 19th-century Canadian politics against the backdrop of national evolution.
Shaping Canada: John George Bourinot's Legacy
KC Fairlight
John George Bourinot, born in the Bahamas in 1814, was a pivotal figure in 19th-century Canada, known for his roles in politics, journalism, and commerce, as well as his impact on Canadian independence and trade policies.
The Remarkable Life of John George Bourinot (Elder)
Martin Sparks
Learn about the impactful life of John George Bourinot, a key figure in 19th-century Canadian history known for his contributions to business, politics, and community development in Nova Scotia.
The Serene Charm of The Gap No. 39: Saskatchewan’s Hidden Gem
Martin Sparks
Explore the Rural Municipality of The Gap No. 39 in Saskatchewan and uncover how this hidden gem intertwines rural life with modern agricultural techniques, offering insights into an underappreciated part of Canada.
The Remarkable Life of Won Alexander Cumyow: Canada's First Chinese-Canadian Born Citizen
Martin Sparks
Learn about Won Alexander Cumyow, the first Chinese-Canadian born in Canada, and his impactful role in bridging cultural divides and advocating for equality.
Turner Valley: The Forgotten Birthplace of Canada's Oil Industry
Vince Vanguard
Turner Valley, the birthplace of Canada's oil industry, played a pivotal role in shaping Alberta's energy future and deserves recognition despite being overshadowed by modern environmental narratives.
Unearthing the Richness of Cambridge's Provincial Electoral District
Martin Sparks
Embark on an exploration of Cambridge's provincial electoral district, a fascinating blend of history, diversity, and democracy that reflects Canada's rich multicultural tapestry.
Pierre Berton: The Playwright Who Shook the Stage
Vince Vanguard
Pierre Berton, a trailblazing Canadian playwright, revolutionized theater with his provocative plays that intertwined historical events with contemporary issues, challenging audiences to rethink national identity and historical narratives.
Bracken: A Tiny Saskatchewan Jewel with a Big Heart
KC Fairlight
Discover Bracken, Saskatchewan, a small town that epitomizes the enduring power of community and resilience. From its railway beginnings to today's agricultural charm, it's a place full of history and potential.
Télesphore Fournier: A Canadian Political Pioneer
KC Fairlight
Télesphore Fournier's pivotal role in shaping 19th-century Canadian politics and law highlights his enduring impact on civil rights and legal reform.
Télesphore Fournier: The Unapologetic Conservative Maverick You Didn't Know You Needed
Vince Vanguard
Discover the compelling journey of Télesphore Fournier, the conservative force in 19th-century Canada who shook the political and legal spheres with unyielding principles.
The Bold Legacy of Queen’s Golden Gaels
KC Fairlight
The Queen's Golden Gaels are a storied college football team from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, captivating fans since 1882. This team's history is woven with victories and deep-rooted traditions, having inspired generations with their tenacity and inclusive sports culture.
The True Ring of Honor: The Uncommon Tale of the Bell of Batoche
Vince Vanguard
The Bell of Batoche, a storied artifact from the 1885 North-West Rebellion, embodies Canadian history, identity, and controversy, serving as a potent symbol of Métis resilience and cultural pride.
Skates, Snow, and History: Canada's Memorable 1948 Winter Olympics
KC Fairlight
At the 1948 Winter Olympics in Switzerland, Canada made history with triumphant performances in hockey and figure skating, marking a significant return to international sports post-World War II.
The Curious Case of Nathaniel Higinbotham
KC Fairlight
Uncover the intriguing political journey of Nathaniel Higinbotham, a 19th-century Canadian politician who played a pivotal role in shaping Canada's early governance and economic policies.
Pierre Baillargeon: A Forgotten Figure in Canadian Politics
KC Fairlight
Pierre Baillargeon was a Canadian politician who served in the Senate from 1945 to 1965. Known for his liberal ideals, Baillargeon's legacy is one of advocacy and navigating complex national unity issues.
The Curious Case of Bob Skelly: A Political Enigma
KC Fairlight
Uncover the political journey of Bob Skelly, a former BC NDP leader whose progressive ideals and leadership challenges reflect the dynamic political landscape of 1980s Canada.
Marching Through History: The Story of the 8th Canadian Infantry Division
Martin Sparks
Who knew history could be both dense yet electrifying? Explore the remarkable journey of the 8th Canadian Infantry Division, a lesser-known but crucial defender of the North Atlantic during WWII.
The Forgotten Warriors: The 8th Canadian Infantry Division
Vince Vanguard
Uncover the vital yet overlooked role of the 8th Canadian Infantry Division in World War II as they stood ready to defend the British Isles against potential invasion.
Pucks, Politics, and the Polarizing Past of the Original Ottawa Senators
KC Fairlight
Discover the engaging history of the original Ottawa Senators, a team that captivated a nation and reflects the cultural significance of sports beyond the ice rink.
Unraveling Seneca College v Bhadauria: An Optimistic Leap in Human Rights Law
Martin Sparks
The case of Seneca College v Bhadauria marks a pivotal moment in Canadian law, exploring the limits of human rights in employment. This 1981 Supreme Court case unraveled the complexities of discrimination law and laid foundational principles still relevant today.
The Multifaceted Journey of Pierre Marc Johnson
KC Fairlight
Pierre Marc Johnson is a figure who bridges the gap between politics, law, and environmentalism, offering a unique narrative that resonates with pressing modern issues. His career showcases how political will and legal expertise intertwine for impactful environmental advocacy.