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Canada's History is well into the holiday spirit with 31 Days of Holiday Histories. Each calendar image is loaded with holiday inspired content from Canada's History magazine, the Beaver, Kayak, and more. So come back each day in Decemeber with your family or class for a special piece of Canada's History.
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Follow the crew who are currently paddling their canoes down the MacKenzie River from Fort Providence to Inuvik.
The Royal BC Museum will provide $1.1 million in funding over the course of the next seven years. The traveling exhibition is estimated to be ready in 2019.
First, we’ve got to find a barn. This should be no problem because in Western Quebec there are still a number of old but solid barns.
With a few threads and an eye for detail, the unappealing pantry bag became a Depression-era fashion item for working-class women in rural Canada.
Annual Living History Conference brings War of 1812 and First World War to life.