During the 19th century, Canadians liked to drink, maybe even more so than today. In an Upper Canada census in 1851, it was found there...
Podcast Episodes
Last week we looked at one of the most well-known individuals to serve as the Leader of the Official Opposition, who never became Prime...
What began in 1871 when British Columbia joined Confederation had taken 14 years to reach its conclusion. The process had gone through a...
Before Europeans arrived with the gold rushes and the fur trade, the Nelson area was the home to the Sinixt and Kutenai people. They would...
When Canadians look at the war history of the country in the 20th century, there is a focus on the First World War, Second World War and...
He is referred to as the best prime minister Canada never had and from 1967 to 1976, he served as the Leader of the Progressive...
We have almost come to the end of the series but before we reach that last spike, I wanted to look at the lives of the workers who spent...
Often when I do these episodes, I am at the mercy of the resources at my disposal. Unfortunately for Oakbank, I was limited with what I...
In the interior of British Columbia, where Armstrong sits today, the land was occupied by the Indigenous for thousands of years as they...
Due to its location at the confluence of the Clearwater and North Saskatchewan Rivers, the area of Rocky Mountain House was an important...