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Crossing Oceans: Mikak
Mikak was the first-known Inuit person to travel to Europe and back. She was vital to the success of the first settlements in Labrador for England an…
5 years, 11 months ago
Small Town Histories: The History Of Didsbury
From a unique shelter located in a field nearby, to two devastating fires in its history, to an excellent local museum and many historic buildings, D…
5 years, 11 months ago
An Interview With Eric Alper
Today, I speak with Eric Alper, one of the leading music correspondents and industry experts in Canada. Along with representing artists such as Bif N…
5 years, 11 months ago
The End of an Era: The Battle of Belly River
The last battle between Indigenous groups in Canadian history was fought in future Alberta and would have long lasting ramifications for both the Iro…
6 years ago
An Interview With The Minute Women
The Canadian Heritage Minutes are a part of our culture these days and today I talk with Grace and Linnea of the Minute Women podcast about their sho…
6 years ago
Partying Too Hard: The VE Day Halifax Riot
When the Second World War ended, people celebrated worldwide. In Halifax, they celebrated a bit too hard, laying waste to the downtown core of Halifa…
6 years ago
An Interview With Rick Hansen
He is one of the most famous Canadians in the country, and an icon and hero from our history. His Man in Motion Tour cemented his legacy and today I …
6 years ago
Canada Year-By-Year: 1895
Today, I continue my look through every year of Canada's history with 1895. A year that saw the birth of a hockey legend, a prime minister and the fi…
6 years ago
An Interview With D'Arcy Jenish
Today on the podcast, I speak with author and historian D'Arcy Jenish about his new book on the lead-up to the October Crisis.
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6 years ago
Canada On The Brink: The October Crisis
50 years ago, Canada would see the only peacetime implementation of the War Measures Act, and only the third political assassination in our history. …
6 years ago