In 1864, John A. Macdonald, along with George Brown, D’Arcy McGee and Alexander Galt, sailed to Charlottetown to convince the maritime colonies to join Confederation.
It was 1942 and one evening 20-year-old Winnifred Davidson, known as Davey to her friends, was whisked away from Toronto in an unmarked maroon car
Canada was formed by a combination of hope and fear; hope that something great could be created in the wilderness, and fear of American imperialism
To celebrate 150 years of Canadian history, Canada’s Ultimate Story and Legion Magazine present a powerful video essay on the history of our home and native land called
The Boer War started the year John McCrae graduated from the University of Toronto’s medical school. He had served as an officer in the military
On the frigid Winnipeg morning of Feb. 19, 1942, Diane Edgelow’s mother sent her out to buy a loaf of bread. She was 12 years
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
