Owen Deis and Andrew Kelly Graphic created by the authors. Statue photo from Getty Images. Throughout their undergraduate ...
Based on an evolving creative practice, artist Feimo Zhu explores how public historians might make decisions about how to ...
This post is an introduction to the series Tomorrow’s Historians: A Reflection on the Graduate Student Experience By Katie ...
By Theodore Aretakis In the recent 2026 Québec elections, one topic once again captured the electorate’s attention: ...
By Sarah Kittilsen As a tour guide, I answer a lot of questions. Some are related to the tour itself, but many are not. Guests ask about my life just as much as, if not more than, they ask about ...
This post is an introduction to the series Tomorrow’s Historians: A Reflection on the Graduate Student Experience By Katie ...
As the teaching of history in Canadian universities seeks to incorporate decolonization, anti-racism, and truth-telling, the ...
Shannon Stettner Exterior of Woodside National Historic Site. Photograph by the author, December 2025. Last December I visited Woodside National Historic Site, the boyhood home of Canada’s tenth ...
“The upholstery department is the only place where women are employed in the Durant automobile factory.” Your Future Car (film), 1922, Library and Archives Canada, ISN 185644. For three consecutive ...
Sapphic Sanctuaries: Navigating and Creating Lesbian Spaces in Fredericton, New Brunswick, 1969-1995
In 1979, lesbians in Fredericton, New Brunswick, found community not in a dedicated gay bar or a visible neighbourhood, but on the dance floor of the Cosmopolitan Club. On Thursday nights, women ...
Figure 1. America’s most famous president sells America’s most famous dessert. Source: University of Guelph Archives & Special Collections [UGASC], Jell-O: America’s Most Famous Dessert (LeRoy, NY; ...
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