Follow Craig Baird as he explores the good, the bad and the weird of Canada's history from the pre-c
It was once in a logging town in the middle of the frontier, before it eventually became the capital
He was born the son of a chief, and he would rise up to become one of the leading Cree in the Canadi
From 1857 to 1859, five men set out from the Red River area and began exploring and surveying the Ca
Back in 1989, Baltej Singh Dhillon made national news as a cadet with the RCMP in Regina. After pass
For nearly 100 years, through the entire 17th Century, the Iroquois Confederacy expanded on its terr
With her husband recovering from a war wound, and Americans staying in her home, Secord would overhe
Next to the Stanley Cup, no trophy in Canada is more important than the Grey Cup. It is the symbol o
Today, a special episode of the podcast. At Christmas, my wife bought me the excellent book An Irish
The 1837 Lower Canada Rebellion and the 1838 Upper Canada Rebellion were significant events in our h
On Feb. 3, 1916, a fire erupted during a session of the House of Commons. Within a few hours, the bu
For a brief few years, the KKK was found throughout Canada, with limited success to its efforts exce
Harriet Brooks, the first female nuclear physicist in Canadian history, would go on to revolutionize
