Program Manager Bronwyn Graves speaks to the Globe and Mail about incorporating Indigenous perspectives in the classroom
Sep 03, 2017
Mar 09, 2016
Radio station 88.1 The One FM talks to Citizenship Challenge winner Calen Goulden
72,000 students all across Canada took part in Historica Canada's annual Citizenship Challenge but only two will head to Ottawa as the best of the best. Calen Goulden is one of them. Read the full story here.
Mar 09, 2016
The Guardian looks at women candidates for bank notes and features several Heritage Minutes
Canada’s national bank announced this week that a new Canadian banknote will feature a woman other than Queen Elizabeth, and appealed to the public for suggestions. Read the full story here.
Mar 03, 2016
Orléans Star profiles winners of the How We Remember contest
Three students from Henry Munroe Middle School brought home national awards from the Historica Canada "How We Remember" contest. Read the full story here.
Mar 03, 2016
Cowichan Valley Citizen profiles winners of The Memory Project's contest
For students in Grade 7 at Queen Margaret’s School, Remembrance Day last fall was special due to a class project that honoured local veterans. Read the full story here.
Mar 01, 2016
Anthony Wilson-Smith writes about how a Heritage Minute is made for Walrus Magazine
IN OCTOBER 2015, on Dorset Island, in Nunavut, a film crew was conducting its final shoot of the day for a Heritage Minute about the Inuit artist Kenojuak Ashevak. Read the full story here.
Feb 29, 2016
Truro Daily News speaks to Quinn Alexander about his involvement in an Encounters with Canada art project
Quinn Alexander is collecting pins, but he won't be holding on to them for long. When he heads to Ottawa in March he will add the pins to others being gathered, to create a large work of art. Read the full story here.
Feb 18, 2016
Northern Life profiled one of the winners of the How We Remember contest
Grade 11 Marymount Academy student Casey McGee recently placed second in a Historica Canada contest for her artwork submission, entitled “The Unknown Soldier.” Read the full story here.
Feb 18, 2016
The Western Star features the classroom winners of the Citizenship Challenge
After completing the Citizenship Challenge, Matthew Hamlyn was surprised what new citizens have to learn before they can become Canadians. Read the full story here.
Feb 12, 2016
Global News covers An Evening Celebrating Black Women in Canada, featuring Viola Desmond's sister Wanda
Hundreds gathered at Pier 21 to hear from storytellers like El Jones who opened the stage with her spoken word magic. Read the full article and watch the video here.
Feb 10, 2016
Oakville Beaver story on Passages Canada speaker Jojo Chintoh and his visit to E.J. James P.S.
History is important because it enriches us and teaches us to make more sensible choices, says Jojo Chintoh. Read the full story here.
