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Witness to Yesterday (The Champlain Society Podcast on Canadian History) — 391 episodes · page 4 of 4
Thomas Chapais, Tory Historian
The Bank of Montreal's Influence to the end of the Second World War
How Canada Nearly Forgot the Second World War
The History Of Canada’s Car Industry
James Teit and the First Nations on the Pacific Coast
The Place of Race in Canada's International History
Teyoninhokarawen: A Mohawk in the War of 1812
Edward Cecil-Smith, Canadian Communist
Canada’s Scottish Refugees
Canada on the UN Security Council
Le Québec à la lumière du monde
Quebec in a Global Light
The Origins Of The Modern Canadian Healthcare System
Mary Quayle Innis and the Professor
Henri Bourassa and the Great War
The Rise and Fall of One-Industry Towns in Northern Canada
Harry Crerar's Army
The Politics of the Champlain Monument in Orillia, Ontario
Hating the Catholics in Canada
The Devastating Flu Epidemic of 1918-19 in Canada
Marcel Cadieux and the Art of Diplomacy
The 2019 Election in a Historical Context: A Roundtable
Remembrance Day Special, 2019: the War Comes to Ontario
Canada and the Far East
Mackenzie King meets Hitler, June 1937
The Lives and Times of Kouchibouguac
The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto
The Business of the Early NHL
The Drama of Oscar Skelton
Pierre E. Trudeau was not a Socialist!
Canada's Uneasiness with International Human rights
Prime Ministers and the Press
The Campaign for Women's Vote in Ontario
The Winnipeg General Strike of 1919 one Hundred Years Later
The 1979 Election in Canada forty years later
Canada at the Versailles Treaty, 1919
The FLQ Bombings 50 Years Later
The American Obsession with the 1837-38 Rebellions
L'obsessoin américaine avec les rebellions de 1837-38
How George Washington Killed 10 French Canadians and Started a World War
The Impact of Freak Shows in Canada
"Making Multiculturalism" The History of A Toronto School
The History of Gay Life on the Prairies
The Secrets of Banking History in Canada
The Importance of the Eaton's Santa Claus Parade
Armistice Day Special
Canada's Cyclist Soldiers of The First World War
"L'autre 1968" René Lévesque et la fondation du Parti québécois
The "Other 1968": René Lévesque and the Founding of the the Parti Québécois
The Enigmatic Donald Creighton
The Fascinating Career of Mackenzie King's Diary
Canada’s Writers confront the Vietnam War
The Making of Obesity in Canada
Elizabeth Hale and The Two Solitudes, 200 years Ago
Canada Day Special: Canada’s Incomplete Conquests
The Origins of the Security State
The Power of Prime Ministers in the First 50 Years of Confederation
The Teaching of History in Canada’s High Schools
Lawyers, Families and Canadian Business
L’enseignement de l’histoire au Québec
The Teaching of History in Quebec’s Schools
The History of Indian hospitals
Teaching How to Think Historically in Canadian Schools
The History of Canadian Spying
Hudson’s Bay Company Governor James Knight, 1714–1717
The History of Psychiatric Care and Mental Hospitals in Canada
Pierre Trudeau, Trudeaumania 50 years later
The Universe of John Plaskett, Astronomer
Native American Church and the religious use of peyote in Canada
St. Patrick’s Day Special: The Canadian Irish and the First World War
Rediscovering the Explorer Philip Turnor
Reconsidering the Legacy of Vimy
Battling for The Maritimes, 1690-1763
The Unknown Northwest Passage
Canada at the Winter Olympics
The strange birth of the NHL in December 1917
Beaverbrook: A Canadian in the David Lloyd George Cabinet, February 1918
Canada's Khaki Election of December, 1917
The Hundred Days Campaign in the First World War
The Telegram that launched Canada’s Involvement in the Suez Crisis
La crise de la conscription, 1917
La Confédération et Henri Bourassa
The Conscription Crisis, 1917
John A Macdonald and “the crisis” of 1885
Henri Bourassa and Confederation
The Diary of Lucy Everett Morrison
La carrière fulgurante d’Étienne Brûlé
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