Latest Contributing Articles
Nov 7, 2009
The Life of Henry Hudson: The Discoverer of Hudson Bay
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Nov 6, 2009
150 Years of Surgery in New France: Jean Madry Commissioned First Canadian Surgeon
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Rosemary E. Bachelor
Nov 5, 2009
History of the Poppy on Remembrance Day: Canadians Remember with Poppies on November 11
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Rachel West
Nov 4, 2009
Viking Colonization in Canada: Canada's First European Colony
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Oct 29, 2009
The Red River Cart of the Metis: Versatile, 1800s Vehicle Had Wheels That Squealed
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susie Yakowicz
Oct 27, 2009
Trading Partners and Aboriginal Country Wives: Interpreters and Guides Contributions to Successful Fur Trade
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Oct 26, 2009
The Life of John Cabot: Canada's First Modern Explorer
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Oct 25, 2009
Canadian Fur Trade Relationships: Tangible Benefit in Marriage to First Nations and Métis Women
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Oct 25, 2009
Canadian Indian Affairs: Saskatchewan First Nations Attempts to Amend Treaties Quashed
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Barbara Martin
Oct 24, 2009
St. Marys Perth County Town: Ontario's Stonetown Where Thomas Edison Once Worked
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Anya Laurence
Oct 23, 2009
Science of Eugenics Abused: Forced Sterilization Viewed as Way to Improve Human Race
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Rupert Taylor
Oct 22, 2009
Settlement by Halladay Family in Leeds County: First Farm in Village of Elgin Owned by Charitable Settlers
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Oct 21, 2009
Gold Rush in the Cariboo: Overland Trek to British Columbia with Catherine Schubert
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Oct 20, 2009
Halloween Party on the Frontier in 1928: Pioneers in Western Canada Celebrate Halloween With Themed Party
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Janice Benthin
Oct 20, 2009
Halloween Pranks on the North West Frontier: Trick or Treat Included Too Many Tricks For Western Canada In 1923
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Janice Benthin
Oct 18, 2009
The Voyageurs of New France: Canada's Runners of the Woods
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Oct 15, 2009
The Guelph Raid: The Invasion of St Stanislaus Novitiate, June 1918
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Sara McCleary
Oct 11, 2009
Hudson's Bay Company Arctic Fur Trading Posts: Trading Company Recruits Staff in Remote Scottish Islands
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Murray Sager
Oct 8, 2009
Louis Riel of the Canadian Métis: Violent Rebel or Founder of a People and a Province?
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Susan Huebert
Oct 7, 2009
The Battle of Queenston Heights: The Beginning of the Invasion of Canada
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Oct 6, 2009
Historic Gardening Tips: How Thrifty Homesteaders Stored Their Vegetable Harvest
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Janice Benthin
Oct 5, 2009
Canada Denied Entry to East Indians: Ship Carrying Would-be Immigrants Tested Colour Bar
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Rupert Taylor
Oct 1, 2009
Insurance Companies, Banks, Investment Brokers: Loan Defaults and Fraudulent Accounting Closed Canadian Bank
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Sep 29, 2009
The Battle of Seven Oaks: A look at the conflict of June 19th, 1816
In: Canadian History (general)
By: J. Jeff Riddell
Sep 28, 2009
Canadian Stock Broker Sir Henry Pellatt: Financial Investments, Market Manipulation, and Casa Loma
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Sep 28, 2009
Edgar Dewdney: Commissioner of Indian Affairs, North-West Territory
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Barbara Martin
Sep 28, 2009
Canadian Betrayal of the Crees: Treaty Negotiations
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Barbara Martin
Sep 28, 2009
Medicine Dance or Thirst Dance: Assiniboine Initiation to Warrior Status
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Barbara Martin
Sep 25, 2009
The Causes of the War of 1812: The Second Invasion of Canada
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Sep 22, 2009
Cobalt, Ontario and Silver: Geologist Report, Mining Claims, Boomtown, and Decline
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Sep 22, 2009
Silver Mines in Cobalt, Ontario: Environmental Impact, Ethical Issues, and Social Effects
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Sep 21, 2009
On the Road with David Thompson: Follow Canada's Greatest Explorer Across Western North America
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Bonnie Way
Sep 18, 2009
The Michif Language of North America: Métis Identity and History in a Unique Blend of Cree and French
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Susan Huebert
Sep 16, 2009
Louis Riel Hung for a Crime He Didn't Commit: A Brief Look at the Charge of Murder Against Louis Riel
In: Canadian History (general)
By: J. Jeff Riddell
Sep 9, 2009
Scalp Dance: Sign of a Successful War Party
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Barbara Martin
Sep 8, 2009
Tom Wilson: Banff Mountain Outfitter and Guide
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Barbara Martin
Sep 7, 2009
Battle of Cut Knife: Aboriginal Victory at Poundmaker Reserve
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Barbara Martin
Sep 4, 2009
Battle of Fish Creek: North-West Rebellion of 1885
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Barbara Martin
Sep 3, 2009
Siege of Fort Battleford: Poundmaker Negotiates Food Ration for Shortage
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Barbara Martin
Sep 1, 2009
Battle of Fort Pitt: Cree Negotiation for Increase in Food Ration Turns Deadly
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Barbara Martin
Aug 31, 2009
Chinese Discriminated against: Canada’s Racist History of anti-Asian Laws
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Rupert Taylor
Aug 28, 2009
Frog Lake Massacre: 1885 North-West Rebellion
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Barbara Martin
Aug 27, 2009
The Canadian Martyrs: Canada's First Saints
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Aug 24, 2009
The United Empire Loyalists in Canadian History: Canada and the Aftermath of the American Revolution
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Aug 21, 2009
History of Thanksgiving in Canada: Canadian Thanksgiving – Give Thanks Based American Thanksgiving
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Allen Williams
Aug 21, 2009
The History of Long Branch, Ontario 1791-1883: Queen's Ranger Col. Sam Smith & the First Military Tract, Etobicoke
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Heather Zorzini
Aug 18, 2009
Pioneers in Upper Canada: United Empire Loyalist Settlements in Canada
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Jenny Burr
Aug 15, 2009
New Era in Toronto Began With Massey Hall: Concert Hall Is World Class Venue with Excellent Acoustics
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Aug 14, 2009
The Invasion of Quebec in 1775: Canada and the American Revolution
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Aug 12, 2009
Battle of Duck Lake: North-West Rebellion
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Barbara Martin
Aug 12, 2009
The Winnipeg General Strike of 1919: Workers Take a Stand Against Employers and Change the Working World
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Susan Huebert
Aug 11, 2009
Visionary Ottawa: Canada's Capital City has a Distinct Character
In: Canadian Confederation
By: Lesley Strutt
Aug 7, 2009
Introduction to the History of Guelph, Ontario: Architecture & Agriculture Shaped the Royal City in Southern Ontario
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Heather Zorzini
Aug 5, 2009
Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada: District Nursing Continues After One Hundred Years
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Aug 5, 2009
Victorian Order of Nurses during Yukon Gold Rush: District Nursing in the Klondike Gold Fields and Hospitals
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Aug 3, 2009
The History of Sault Ste Marie: The Development of a Northern Ontario City
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Sara McCleary
Aug 2, 2009
The History of Long Branch, Ontario 1884 - 1984: Former West End Summer Resort on Lake Ontario is Now Part of Toronto
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Heather Zorzini
Jul 30, 2009
Marie de l'Incarnation: The First Ursuline of New France
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Sara McCleary
Jul 16, 2009
Charlotte Small Thompson in Eastern Canada: The Thompsons in Montreal (1812-1857)
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Bonnie Way
Jul 8, 2009
Who Robbed the Royal Canadian Mint? Gold Missing From Secure Building
In: Modern Canadian History
By: William Silvester
Jul 8, 2009
Sitting Bull, Medicine Man: Lives in Canada from 1876 to 1881
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Barbara Martin
Jul 7, 2009
The French and Indian War in Canadian History: The Conquest of Quebec
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
Jun 24, 2009
Charlotte Small Travels with David Thompson: The Life of an Explorer's Wife Between 1807 and 1812
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Bonnie Way
Jun 21, 2009
Louis Riel, Father of Manitoba: Manitoba Joins Dominion of Canada
In: Canadian Confederation
By: Barbara Martin
Jun 19, 2009
Review of Epic Wanderer by D'Arcy Jenish: A Biography of David Thompson and the Mapping of the Canadian West
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Bonnie Way
Jun 19, 2009
Charlotte Small Thompson (1785-1807): How Explorer David Thompson Met and Married His Wife
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Bonnie Way
Jun 10, 2009
Discovery Harbour: The Royal Navy on Canada's Georgian Bay
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Jason Gray
Jun 8, 2009
Christie Pits Park in Toronto: A green space on Bloor Street for 100 years
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Joel McConvey
Jun 8, 2009
The Acadian Dykes, Holding Back the Sea: French Descendents Build a System of Farming Irrigation
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Sheila Aylesworth
Jun 6, 2009
Digitization of the Chinese Head Registers: How Two Historians Have Paved the Way For Geneological Research
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Allan Cho
Jun 6, 2009
The Chinese Head Tax in Canada: From Goldrush to Building the Canadian Pacific Railway
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Allan Cho
Jun 2, 2009
The Defeat of Montcalm on the Plains of Abraham: How Mistakes by the French Army Cost Them North America
In: Canadian History (general)
By: James Jackson
May 31, 2009
The History of New France: The First European Settlers in Canada
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
May 29, 2009
The Mary Celeste: The Biggest Maritime Mystery Ever Known
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Pete Cummings
May 28, 2009
Canadian Intelligence During WWII: The Birth of Espionage
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Jessica Sprunt
May 17, 2009
History of Halifax: Haunted Sites and Ghost Stories Abound in this Port City
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Monica Resendes
May 13, 2009
The First Europeans to Arrive in Canada: The Vikings Visited Canada in 1000 AD
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Terry Long
May 12, 2009
The Turning Point of the French and Indian War: The Battle of Quebec Eventually Led To British Victory in Canada
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Bryan Rose
May 7, 2009
History of Marie-Anne Gaboury Lagemodiere: Lifetime Adventures of Louis Riel’s Grandmother
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Kathleen Airdrie
May 5, 2009
The National Air Force Museum of Canada: A Collection of Military Aviation History
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Jason Gray
Apr 24, 2009
Canadian History- The First Nations: First Inhabitants of Canada Crossed Bering Straight Land Bridge
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Terry Long
Apr 20, 2009
Ship Tragedies of the Klondike Gold Rush: Safety Issues Took Back Seat to Lust for Gold
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Rosemary E. Bachelor
Apr 15, 2009
Spencer Smith Park in Burlington, Ontario: The History of A Major Attraction in the City
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Gemma Richardson
Apr 10, 2009
Pacific Canada In Canadian History: A New Academic Study of Canada
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Allan Cho
Apr 10, 2009
Sandra Lovelace and the Women of Tobique: New Brunswick, Canada Natives Opposed Indian Act Discrimination
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Apr 9, 2009
A Brief History of Burlington, Ontario: The Unique Story of a Southern Ontario City
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Gemma Richardson
Apr 4, 2009
Timothy Eaton, Founder: T. Eaton Company Retail Empire in Canada
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Apr 1, 2009
Albert Guay's Sabotage: Canada's First Act of Air Terrorism Occured in 1949
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Anne Hamre
Mar 29, 2009
The Battle of Crysler's Farm: Canada's "Other November 11th" Prevents U.S. Invasion
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Jason Gray
Mar 29, 2009
The Battle of Queenston Heights: A Dusk to Dawn Battle Preventing the Invasion of Canada
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Jason Gray
Mar 28, 2009
U-Boats in the Royal Canadian Navy: U-190 and U-889 Surrender to Canada
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Jason Gray
Mar 20, 2009
Grosse Île, Quebec Quarantine Station: Irish Memorial National Historic Site Commemorates 1847 Tragedy
In: Canadian Settlement
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Mar 18, 2009
The Whoopee Cushion and Science: A British Scientist Studies the Popularity of Flatulence Sounds
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Rupert Taylor
Mar 13, 2009
Barry Manion Guilty Of Murder: Kathy Wilson's 40-Year-Old Kirkland Lake Murder Solved
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karrie Emms
Mar 11, 2009
The Mystery of the Spanish Mound: Evidence for Early Contact
In: Canadian Settlement
By: James Hamilton
Mar 10, 2009
Toronto's Arcadian Court Restaurant: Famous Restaurant in Toronto Celebrates 80th Birthday
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Pat Maitland
Mar 8, 2009
The Battle of Ortona: Eight Days of Vicious Street Fighting
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Jason Gray
Mar 7, 2009
Robert Samuel "Sam" McLaughlin: Horse-Drawn Carriages to General Motors Automobiles
In: Modern Canadian History
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Mar 5, 2009
Ann Harvey, Heroine: Brig "Despatch" Shipwreck at Isle aux Morts, Newfoundland
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Mar 3, 2009
Dr. Emily Stowe Doctor and Suffragette: First Canadian Female doctor
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Anne Hamre
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