In 1535, France’s famed explorer arrived in “Kanata.” Thinking China was close, he decided to stay for winter. It couldn’t be that bad, right? Then the story starts getting interesting…
American President, Thomas Jefferson once said that taking over Canada would “be a mere matter of marching.” This presentation explores the war that proved him very, very wrong.
Celebrate Canada and discover the major events, people and moments that shaped our unique and diverse country.
Removing the rose-coloured glasses, we examine the stains on our national history — from residential schools to ethnic head taxes; we must acknowledge past mistakes lest we dare repeat them.

Discover how the French shaped and pioneered most of North America and how its culture continues to thrive in unexpected places.
What do you get when you combine drunk politicians with a struggling rail road company? Answer: Canada! (Seriously — it’s not a joke). Examine the shady dealings that created our country.
As the historical heartland of Canada, Newfoundland was fought for by major world powers — including our own Government. Combining humour with history, we celebrate the province’s people and culture.

With Britain and France vying for global supremacy, North America became a battleground. In a desperate gamble, the English threw themselves into a battle that changed everything — especially the world.
World War I. Canada was given suicidal orders: attack Vimy Ridge. What unfolded became the stuff of legend. This presentation pays tribute to our brave heroes who fought for freedom. Ricochet
From a backwater trading post to a major North American hub, explore the rise of Toronto — the city Canada loves to hate.

Canadian History