Thank you SSHRC UWinnipeg Research Office Oral History Centre Diversity Food Services U of Manitoba Press Manitoba Museum for making this amazing book launch happen!
#OralHistory #CdnHist #Manitoba #Food

This is a smart move. The word “pioneer” distracts most of us from the rich and diverse early histories of Canada. It makes some people feel unwelcome in museum spaces. This short film addresses this well: activehistory.ca/blog/2017/07/0… #cdnhist #publichistory #museums

Did someone say...The Maple Leaf Forever? 😃😆

Source: longleyauctions.com/product/1900-j…

#canada #cdnpolitics #cdnhist

I'm moderating this panel on the past two decades of NiCHE's influence on #envhist . I'd like to include audience participation and questions. Please do come hang out with us for an hour or so!

#cdnhist

This is a wonderful reflection on the challenges of doing history, especially the PhD, & studying human suffering. I suspect it resonates with many of us. #cdnhist

Saving history in Canada’s schools: Whatever Happened to Narrative Competency? Making the case for 'more history, taught better' in our schools. Only five provinces require a Canadian history course in high school. That matters! #CDNhist #cdnpoli macdonaldlaurier.ca/saving-history…

Didn't apply but would still like to attend the 2024 Atlantic Canada Studies Conference? You can find info here: umaine.edu/canam/acs2024/. If you are interested, try to register soon rather than later. That'll help us with planning. #cdnhist

8 Nov 2003, Frimley, UK: Lady Louise Windsor was born to Prince Edward & Sophie, Earl & Countess of Wessex (now The Duke & Duchess of Edinburgh). Named for Louise in Canada is Lake Louise in southern MB. #canadiancrown #cdnhist #dukeofedinburgh Manitoba Government

Today our editor Paul Hackett introduces our new series, Relict Landscapes and the Past in the Present

This series, which explores the influence of human-generated landscapes, will run Fridays through the beginning of June.

niche-canada.org/2024/04/19/an-…

#histgeog #envhist #cdnhist

This month marks my 10th year of doing all of NiCHE's social media. A decade!!

#envhist #envhum #cdnhist

Happy Census Day!!! Library and Archives Canada #cdnhist

Anniversary of the 1917 Halifax Explosion today. Little-known fact: In 1917 the NHL's first exhibition game was played on December 15th as a benefit game for victims of the explosion. The Montreal Canadiens versus the Montreal Wanderers. #halifax #cdnhist

#histed #cdnhist

Our new episode is live ActiveHistory.ca as Sean Graham talks with Dustin Galer, author of the a new profile of disability activist Beryl Potter Between the Lines #cdnhist
activehistory.ca/blog/2023/11/2…

Today in 1965, Canada’s old flag is lower at Parliament Hill, Ottawa for the last time. 🍁

#cdnpoli #cdnhist

The post that introduced me.

Josh MacFadyen NiCHE

niche-canada.org/2014/04/14/int…

#envhist #cdnhist

Today at Borealia, the second in a pair of posts reflecting on the scholarship and mentorship of Elizabeth Mancke #CdnHist #VastEarlyAmerica

earlycanadianhistory.ca/2023/10/26/rem…

Earn Saint Mary’s University course credits while working at museums, archives and heritage sites! IPHH 3000: Heritage Field Placement is available in the spring and summer terms. Learn more: smu.ca/iphh/placement… #heritage #history #nshistory #cdnhist #culturalheritage #artswithimpact

Prime Ministers as Muppets
Pierre Trudeau
John Diefenbaker
Kim Campbell
Joe Clark #cdnpoli #cdnhist

Discussion of Kimberley Moore’s & Dr. Janis Thiessen’s “mmm… #Manitoba ” at 58:53. Thanks, CBC Manitoba and Matt Galloway! #FoodHistory #OralHistory #CdnHist #cookbook #recipes #food