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Tag Archives: Hopedale Mission

Summertime in the City: Time for History in the City

   June 22, 2011 June 21, 2011    No Comments on Summertime in the City: Time for History in the City

A look at some national historic sites in Canada, how well (or unwell) the nation’s capital reflects these, and a call for broader participation in sites of heritage and memory.

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Canadian history, Does History Matter?, History and Culture     Batoche National Historic Site, Bonanza Creek, Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, Hopedale Mission, Klondike mining claims, national historic sites, Newfoundland, Ottawa, tourism, Yukon

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