Active History Announcements: Sept 12-18
The following upcoming events may be of interest to our readers
The following upcoming events may be of interest to our readers
This post discusses Labour Day walking tours.
Toronto’s lack of history, heritage and culture is a myth, but does it thrive in the city’s municipal structure?
The following upcoming events may be of interest to our readers
The twentieth anniversary of the Oka Crisis provides an opportunity to reflect on how Canada, Canadians and Aboriginal people engage with each other and each other’s past.
Today is the one-hundred and forty-third anniversary of Canada’s Confederation and the formal birth of the country’s federal political system. And instead of waving the flag in a perfunctory fashion (yes, I know the Queen is visiting), I’d like to wave it in distress over the present dysfunction in our federal politics by briefly singling out four serious issues in… Read more »
The following upcoming events may be of interest to our readers:
The following upcoming events may be of interest to our readers (click on ‘continue reading’ below for full descriptions):
As a former British colony, Canada abolished the slave trade over 200 years ago. However, slavery was certainly not eradicated with the legal abolition of the slave trade. Canadians still buy and sell human beings.
The first of May, celebrated in many nations across the world as Labour Day or International Workers Day, has a long tradition of worker’s activism and protest. This year was no different, as protestors around the world rallied to send various messages to governments. May Day is not officially recognized as Labour Day in northern North America, despite its North… Read more »