Escape of the 'Royal George': British Warship Intercepted by American Vessels During War of 1812
In: Canadian History (general)
By: 
Susanna McLeod
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Helen McNicoll, Impressionist Painter: Gifted Woman Artist in Era of Neglected Canadian Art History
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Peter Lymburner Robertson's Screwdriver: The Invention of the Square-Head Screw and Driver
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Alice Wilson, 1st Female Geologist: A Geology Pioneer, Dr. Wilson Opened Doors for Women in Science
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Building the FlowerClass Corvette: The Smaller Ships Were Vital in World War Two
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The 'Toronto No. 2' Locomotive: The First Railroad Steam Engine Built in Canada in 1853
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Canadian Wedding of Edward VIII: Secret First Marriage of Prince of Wales, Later King Edward VIII
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Anya Laurence
Pierre Berton, Canadian Historian: Canada's History Made Accessible and Interesting by Berton
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
We Want Margarine! Margarine was Prohibited in Canada from 1886 to 1948
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Exploring Women's Institutes: All About Community – with Heart
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Howaida Sorour
Canadian War Rations Coupons, WW2: Sugar, Butter, Tea and Coffee Strictly Rationed during WWII
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Bank of Montreal: Canada's Oldest Bank Was Established in 1817
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Stagecoach Era: Before Railway Service, Stagecoach Lines Provided Transportation
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Flora MacDonald Denison: Suffragist, columnist, spiritualist, and Walt Whitman devotee
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Wendy Elliott
Martha Black, 2nd Woman MP: Klondike Gold Rush miner, Yukon business woman & Member of Parliame
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Wendy Elliott
The Red Cross Society in Canada: The Humanitarian Agency was Officially Founded in 1896
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Dr. Alexander Milton Ross: Black History Month, Abolitionist Helped Slaves Flee to Canada
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Kit Coleman, Intrepid Reporter: Columnist and first woman Spanish-American war correspondent
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Wendy Elliott
Princess Louise, Royalty in Canada: Governor General's Wife Added Artistic Spirit to Rideau Hall
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Frank Slide Myths: Lost Treasure, A Miracle Baby and More
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Michelle Finch
The National Gallery of Canada: Collecting National and International Art in Canada's Capital
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Canada's First Coins Issued 1858: Province of Canada Initiated Bronze and Silver Money
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Christmas Seal Campaign in Canada: Begun 1908, Christmas Stamps Raised Funds to Ease Tuberculosis
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Alaska Highway Opened in 1942: Canadian-American Highway Built in Only 8 Months During WWII
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Dr. Frederick Banting and Insulin: Insulin Treatment for Diabetes was Discovered by Canadians
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Robert W. Service, Canada's Poet: Robert Service Wrote Poems about the Yukon and Its People
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Frank Slide: When Turtle Mountain Fell
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Michelle Finch
The Halifax Explosion of 1917: Tons of Explosives Detonated in a Fire, Demolishing Part of Halifax
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Tale of Flowerpot Island: A Native Legend
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Paul White
Great Lakes Lighthouses: First Great Lakes Lighthouse on Lake Huron in 1825
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Paul White
Mysterious Ghost Lake: Formed by Limestone Caverns
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Paul White
Jennie Kidd Trout: Canada's First Licenced Female Doctor
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Mennonites in Manitoba: Seeking Religious Freedom, Mennonites Came to Canada's Prairies
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
A Biography of Emily Carr: British Columbia's Famous Artist
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Jordan
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Royal Alexandra Theatre: Opened in 1907, the Theatre Celebrates 100 Years of Performing Arts
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Story of Casa Loma: Toronto's Historic Castle
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Jordan
Mail-Order a Home: Canadians Could Order a Complete House in a Box to Build on Site
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Sinking of the SS Noronic: The Queen of the Great Lakes Burns and Sinks in Toronto Harbour
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Jordan
Biography of Stephen Leacock: The Busy Life of an Author, Teacher and Public Speaker
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Jordan
Prohibition: No Liquor Allowed: Alcohol Unlawful, Bootleggers and Rumrunners Filled A Thirsty Need
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Shipwrecks of Sable Island: The Graveyard of the Atlantic
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Jordan
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Great Toronto Fire: An Unprecedented Disaster in the History of the City of Toronto
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Jordan
The Dionne Quintuplets: The Worlds First Known Surviving Quintuplets
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Jordan
Cataraqui Cemetery, Kingston: Village Graveyard to Historic Burial Grounds for Sir J A Macdonald
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Canada's First Production Car:Ford: Walkerville Wagon Works in 1904 - the First Large Assembly Line
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
David Thompson Bicentennial 2007: The greatest North American land geographer of his time
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Cathy Smith
The Three Pence Beaver: Called the First Stamp of Canada, Symbolized Building of the Country
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Anna Degraf, Northern Pioneer: One of Few Women in the Klondike, Anna's Quest Was Not For Gold
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Gold! The Rush to the Klondike: Panning for Nuggets in the Yukon Territory Turned into Gold Fever
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Halifax Gazette: Canada's First Newspaper, Published in 1752
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Samuel Hearne, Arctic Explorer: First European to Reach Canada's North - Overland and on Foot
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Rideau Canal, An Engineering Feat: The Eastern Ontario Waterway Celebrates its 175th Anniversary
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Sugar Beets From Coast to Coast: Canada's Sweet Crop History
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Canadian Homes in the 1890s: Middle-class Living Had Its Comforts at the turn of the 20th Century
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
The Royal Montreal Golf Club: The First Golf Club in Canada, Established in 1873. Fore!
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Susanna McLeod
Canada's Home Children: Orphaned and Impoverished UK Children Were Sent to Work in Canada
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Brent Sedo
Watson's Corners Museum, Ontario: Small Exhibition Near Ottawa Features Province's Oldest Library
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Secord
Right Hon. Alexander Mackenzie: Canada's Second Prime Minister
In: Canadian History (general)
Talk radio fires up the airways: Radio's most contravercial personalities have some redical opinions
In: Canadian History (general)
By: Karen Secord
Pierre Trudeau and Margaret: A Love Story
In: Canadian History (general)
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Canada: From Sea to Shining Sea
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Canada - Prehistory: From Dinosaurs to the Ice Age
