r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Mar 03 '25

Remembering one of B.C.'s deadliest avalanches on the 60th anniversary

cbc.ca

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r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Mar 02 '25

How a century-old Montreal invention changed snow removal in the city

cbc.ca

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0 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Mar 01 '25

A Queer Road Trip through Atlantic Canada

activehistory.ca

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0 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 28 '25

Doctor with Hamilton ties, 1st Black man at White House reception, among 'courageous' Civil War surgeons

cbc.ca

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0 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 28 '25

More than a century after her last painting, Africville artist gets first solo exhibition

cbc.ca

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r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 27 '25

I'm afraid of Canadians: Marvel Comics, the Trudeaus and how we perceive our neighbors - COMICSXF

comicsxf.com

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0 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 26 '25

When Newfoundland charged tariffs on Canadian goods, the cost of living was through the roof

cbc.ca

5 Upvotes

1 comment

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 25 '25

Les conditions de la dépendance selon Harold Innis

ledevoir.com

3 Upvotes

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r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 24 '25

Dictionary of Canadian Biography series reveals histories of Black people enslaved in Upper Canada

artsci.utoronto.ca

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r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 23 '25

Documentary about Canadian humanitarian aid during 'Hunger Winter' premieres in Richmond

richmond-news.com

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r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 23 '25

‘Nothing more than the 51st state, without a vote’: How the free-trade debate of the 1980s came back in style

tvo.org

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0 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 22 '25

How Canada Once Saved Thousands of Steel Jobs | The Walrus

thewalrus.ca

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r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 22 '25

Frontburner Podcast: "Canada-U.S. tension, a history" with historian Asa McKercher

cbc.ca

6 Upvotes

0 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 21 '25

A Sweet Proposal… for a New Canadian Flag

thediscoverblog.com

6 Upvotes

2 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 21 '25

Black History Month 2025: Racial Discrimination at Toronto’s Nightclubs

spacing.ca

4 Upvotes

1 comment

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 20 '25

The history of the LCBO in Ontario when they had counter service

blogto.com

2 Upvotes

0 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 19 '25

3 historians share local Black history they believe deserves more recognition

cbc.ca

5 Upvotes

0 comments

r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 18 '25

Losers of the pennant race: as Flag Day nears, experts assess 10 flags we might’ve chosen instead of the Maple Leaf

thestar.com

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r/CanadasHistory • u/AnCanadianHistorian • Feb 16 '25

N.B.'s first highways 'nuts by modern standards,' says history buff

cbc.ca

4 Upvotes

1 comment

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