The theme music to The Beachcombers is like an instant nostalgia shot for a few generations of Canadians. It sparks memories of Sunday nights, of television with the family and of the stories of Relic, Jessie, Constable John, Molly and of course...
When Europeans arrived in Atlantic Canada five centuries ago, they came across a people who had lived on the land for thousands of years. Occupying areas from Newfoundland down to future Boston, archeological evidence and oral histories would date...
Since long before Canada was a country, the Indigenous have been a part of our military campaigns. From the Beaver Wars, to the War of 1812, to the First World War and beyond, Indigenous soldiers have proven themselves again and again to be some of...
Indigenous History Prior to the arrival of the settlers who would found Sedgewick, the Indigenous moved through the area, often following the bison. This would continue for centuries until Europeans began to move into the land, and the bison slowly...
Notable Events On March 17, the first Stanley Cup playoff game would be played. The Amateur Hockey Association of Canada had four teams tied with records of 5-3-0 for the championship. It was decided that since there was no tiebreaking system in...
Canada has seen several sport dynasties. There have been the Montreal Canadiens of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, and the Edmonton Oilers of the 1980s of course. There was the Toronto Argonauts of 1945 to 1952 and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of 1958 to...
Indigenous History For centuries, long before Europeans began to arrive in the area, the area of Camrose was primarily the home of the Cree people. The Indigenous Cree roamed through the area, following the herds of bison that had moved through the...
The Korean War is sometimes called The Forgotten War because it does not always receive the remembrance of the First and Second World Wars. Canada had a huge impact on the Korean War and one of the biggest and most important battles was the Battle...