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Witness to Yesterday (The Champlain Society Podcast on Canadian History) — 391 episodes · page 3 of 4
A history of the biggest mining boom in Canadian history
The Feminism of Mary Ellen Spear Smith
The Lives of Canada’s War Women
Canadian Nurses in China
The Thrashing of R.B. Bennett’s Conservatives in the Great Depression Election of 1935
Les quatres mousquetaires et le parti national
Quebec in the 1930s and the rise of the Parti national
Comparing libel law: Massachusetts and Nova Scotia in the early 19th century
The Forgotten Prime Ministers Who Succeeded John A. Macdonald
A Region Of The Mind U.S. Northern Plains And Canadian Prairies
The Liberal Party in Defeat and Victory
The Politicization of Canadian Foreign Policy under the Harper Government
Making Middle-Class Multiculturalism
F.R. Scott’s journal on the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism
Lord Stanley and the Enduring Cultural Importance of his Trophy
Thirty Years of Political and Constitutional Upheaval in Canada
The New History of Black Peoples in Canada
Canadian Witnesses to the Horrors of the Holocaust
Thomas McKay, Scottish Businessman And The Creation Of Ottawa
The Cataclysmic Collapse of Abitibi Power & Paper
La Loi des mesures de guerre au Canada
The War Measures Act in Canada
The Psychedelic world of Hollywood Hospital
Mackenzie King and the Three Amigos
The Canada-US border: a history of a fluid and unstable boundary
The Iconic Massey Hall in Toronto
The Ambition and Vision of Joey Smallwood
The 1921 Election, 100 years later
The Pre-History of Multiculturalism in Canada
The Canadian Army and Civilians in Europe 1944-45
The History of the Rowell-Sirois Commission and the Reshaping of Canadian Federalism
Good Homes for Toronto Workers
Open Federalism in the Harper Era and its Historical Legacy?
The Intrepid James Wolfe
Canadians as a Cigarette Nation, 1930 to 1975
What a Toronto Election in 2014 Reveals About Democracy in Canada
The Women who Transformed the National Gallery of Canada
The Many Lives of Frank Prewett
The Military on the University of Toronto Campus
The Winners of the Governor General’s Literary Awards
Ida Martin and Saint John’s Working Class
Surviving natural resource development and environmental degradation
Women and the history of the Iraqi diaspora in Canada
A cultural history of Icelandic immigration to Canada
A History of the Idea of Inequality in Canada
A history of place and family in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
A History of the Métis Nation
The History and Impact of the New Left in Toronto
A History of Immigrant Arrivals through Pier 21 in Halifax
Decoding Indigenous Governance in the First Centuries of Contact
Women and the History of the Vote in the Prairie Provinces
The historical geography of Canada as a bounded land
How First Nations became marginalized in the Canadian Prairies
Beauty Contests and Settler Femininity
John Lennon in Canada
A History of Law in Canada from the beginning until Confederation
The Black Loyalists of New Brunswick
The Enigmatic W.P.M. Kennedy: the history of a Canadian academic
The history of the 1960s scoop of Indigenous children in Prairie Canada
The Ku Klux Klan in Canada
Historic Sites in Prairie Canada
A New Perspective on The 1870 Red River Expedition
Jennifer Brown on the history and ethnography of Indigenous peoples in the Canadian Northwest
Viscount Haldane: The Unknown Father of Confederation
Tax, Order and Good Government: Historical views on tax fairness in Canada
Blindness to Indigenous Realities
The History of Political Parties in Canada
New Perspectives on the Internment and Dispossession of Japanese-Canadians
The History of Equalization in Canada
Comment les partis politiques ont imposé une discipline totale au Canada
How Political Parties Imposed Total Discipline in Canada
Newfoundland’s long and winding road to Confederation
The Portuguese in Canada
Immigrant Doctors in the History of Canadian Medicare
Multicultural Policy 50 Years Later
The Mysterious Louis St-Laurent
The State of Canada in 1945
Wrestling and the Sporting Culture in the Prairies
Les référendums de 1980 et 1995 en perspective
Quebec Referenda 25 and 40 years later
A very short introduction to Canadian history
The Hockey Story in Canada
Montreal’s “Le Devoir” and the Jews
2020 Remembrance Day Special: Canada at War with Jack Granatstein
Mi'kmaq Life before the Europeans
The Genius of Pierre-Esprit Radisson
CBC Television’s Interpretation of Canadian History
Pierre Laporte: Martyre de la Crise d’Octobre
Pierre Laporte: Martyr of the 1970 October Crisis
The Making of Louis Riel
Canada, 1919
The Tragedy of Almighty Voice
Harold Innis on Peter Pond and the Art of Biography
The Labatt’s Saga
Canadian History through the eyes of the Canadian Canoe Museum
Canada in Afghanistan
Reinventing Canada after 1945
Acadian Fire
The Bank of Montreal's Success Since 1945
Thomas Chapais, Historien Loyaliste