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A Terrible Defeat: The Battle of Fort George
A Terrible Defeat: The Battle of Fort George

The War of 1812 is a vital part of Canada's early history. We, as Canadians, love to throw out the fact that we burned down the White House but the w…

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An Interview With Fred Penner
An Interview With Fred Penner

He is an icon of 80s and 90s children's entertainment in Canada. Along with The Friendly Giant and Mr. Dressup, he helped shape a generation of kids …

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A Great Moment In Our History: The Marathon Of Hope
A Great Moment In Our History: The Marathon Of Hope

It was 40 years ago this year that Terry Fox first set out his Marathon of Hope. While he had to end it near Thunder Bay, his legend has only grown i…

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An Interview With Kevin Nikkel
An Interview With Kevin Nikkel

Romance of the Far Fur Country, a documentary made by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1920, turns 100 years old this year. I had the chance to speak with…

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A Dark Chapter: Alberta's Eugenics History
A Dark Chapter: Alberta's Eugenics History

From 1929 to 1972, Alberta would sexually sterilize 2,800 people that were deemed unfit to be parents. While IQ tests were used to determine who woul…

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A Great Victory: The Battle of Hill 187
A Great Victory: The Battle of Hill 187

It was the deadliest battle for Canadians during the Korean War, and while it was a victory, the battle was hidden from Canadians back home. Reports …

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An Interview With Mark Terry
An Interview With Mark Terry

Canada is a country that led the way when it came to documentary filmmaking. From the early days of the movie camera, used to bring settlers to our c…

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A Major Part Of Our History: 350 Years Of The Hudson's Bay Company
A Major Part Of Our History: 350 Years Of The Hudson's Bay Company

May 2 is the 350th anniversary of the Hudson's Bay Company, a company that has shaped our country immensely through wars, economics and the founding …

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The Queen of Vaudeville: Eva Tanguay
The Queen of Vaudeville: Eva Tanguay

In her heyday, she made more than Harry Houdini and may have been nearly as famous as Charlie Chaplin. A master at publicity, she was the template fo…

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A Great Game: Our Lacrosse History
A Great Game: Our Lacrosse History

Lacrosse was the likely the first team sport in North American history, it was played before Europeans ever arrived and today it is our official Summ…

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