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About Canadian History with Steven Wilson

For many people, the history of Canada is thought of as the War of 1812, Confederation in 1867, the 1870 and 1885 Rebellions, World War 1, the great depression, World War 2, peacekeeping, the FLQ crisis, the Constitution of 1982 and modern-day Canada. It really is a simplified take, but it is part of the reason the heritage minutes became so popular – they introduced parts of Canadian history into our collective consciousness.

Even outside of those moments, there is so much about Canadian history to look at. Not just the history of the nation of Canada, but Indigenous history in what would become Canada, the colonial history of both the French and the British, events of not just national but international importance, Canadian discoveries and inventions, and so much more.

We will be looking at many distinct parts of Canadian history, telling the vibrant tales that many people don’t know. Stories of heroism, adventure, exploration, intrigue, mystery and much more.

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