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52 Long Days: The First Cross-Canada Drive
52 Long Days: The First Cross-Canada Drive

It was in 1912 when two men, who hated each other, took a 52 day trip across the country. Becoming the first to cross Canada by car was no easy task.…

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A Century Of Demise: The Bison In Canada
A Century Of Demise: The Bison In Canada

Once, the bison in North America could circle the Earth 1.3 times, but within a few decades, they couldn’t circle a city block. This is the story of …

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A Pivotal Battle: The Battle of Saint Eustache
A Pivotal Battle: The Battle of Saint Eustache

It was a decisive battle in the 1837 Lower Canada Rebellion, and it would result in a literal massacre at a church by the British. It was a battle th…

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Before Confederation: The Province of Canada
Before Confederation: The Province of Canada

Today, we know all the provinces but there was a time where only one province existed...the Province of Canada. During its existence it would see ope…

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Changing Alberta: Leduc No. 1
Changing Alberta: Leduc No. 1

Prior to 1947, Canada produced 1/10th of the oil that it used domestically. Alberta was a have-not province, and Imperial Oil decided to drill one mo…

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The Greatest Chin In Boxing: George Chuvalo
The Greatest Chin In Boxing: George Chuvalo

He was never knocked out, he took Muhammad Ali the distance twice and was called “the toughest guy I ever fought” by Ali. He is George Chuvalo, and h…

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Prairie Sentinels: The Grain Elevators
Prairie Sentinels: The Grain Elevators

They once numbered over 5,000 and dotted the landscape of the Canadian Prairies. Today, less than 500 remain and fewer survive each year. The grain e…

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A Pivotal Moment: The Winnipeg General Strike
A Pivotal Moment: The Winnipeg General Strike

It was the largest strike in Canadian history, and it involved 35,000 people from nearly every industry in the City of Winnipeg. It would last for we…

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A Legendary Albertan: John Ware
A Legendary Albertan: John Ware

He was born into slavery but by the time of his death in 1905, he would become a legend of the Canadian West and one of the most respected men Calgar…

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Where It Started: The Origins Of Tim Hortons
Where It Started: The Origins Of Tim Hortons

It is a coffee shop that is part of Canadiana. Love them or hate them, there is no denying the impact Tim Hortons has had on Canada. In today’s episo…

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