The Terrace Standard In the bay that now carries his name, captain Henry Hudson, his son along with several sick men were set adrift by his crew. It is our nation’s most famous mutiny. But it isn’t the only one. There is another, notable revolt but...
The 120-year-old Knox Presbyterian church building at the Carstairs Heritage Centre has been designated a municipal historic resource. The Blackfoot were the primary Indigenous group that occupied the area that would become Carstairs. Long before...
Elsie MacGill Canada has a long history of amazing women who have helped to change the country and the world in many ways. From notable politicians, entertainers, writers, artists and scientists, Canadian women have helped to make Canada the country...
Support the podcast at www.patreon.com/canadaehx You can listen to this podcast episode on Canadian History Ehx The Battle of the St. Lawrence The Second World War was the most destructive period in human history. No corner of the globe was...
Cardston sent many young men overseas to aid in the fight against the Nazis during the Second World War. Some did not come back, some proved to be heroes, and all served their country and risked their lives. Others not only served their country, but...
Support the history page for as little as $1 a month: the Canadian history chat on Discord: If you ask a Canadian to name two famous highways, the first one they will name will be the Trans-Canada Highway. As for the second, chances are they will...
Support the podcast and page for as little as $1 a month: the Canadian history chat on Discord: on iTunes to the podcast (many bonus features) right here Born in England in 1896, Walter Ashfield was remembered as a fantastic editor, held in high...