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Arthur Lower Workshop with Dr. Cathleen Clark

Arthur Lower Workshop with Dr. Cathleen Clark

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Age, Settler Colonialism, and Canadian History

Kristine Alexander

University of Lethbridge

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Off the Beats and Track: Finding Historical Lesbian & Queer Women's Feminist Spaces through Musicians' Tour Schedules, Concert Flyers, and Correspondence

Alex Ketchum

McGill University

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Pop Fricton: Performing Canada at the Festival Internacional Da Cancao Popular, 1966-69

Pop Friction: Performing Canada at the Festival Internacional Da Cancao Popular, 1966-69

Dr. Eric Fillion

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Navigating the 'Red Tape': Finding Veterans' Voices in Canada's First World War Pension Files

Navigating the 'Red Tape': Finding Veterans' Voices in Canada's First World War Pension Files

Mary Chaktsiris

McMaster University

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Life Stories, Wife Stories: Canadian Women Advising on Economic Development, 1950-65

Life Stories, Wife Stories: Canadian Women Advising on Economic Development, 1950-65

David Webster

Bishop's University

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Gaawii go eta aansookaan aawzinoo: “That is not just a legend” - Using Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe) as an Analytic Tool to Study History

Gaawii go eta aansookaan aawzinoo: “That is not just a legend” - Using Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe) as an Analytic Tool to Study History

Alan Corbiere

Carleton University

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The Golden Square Mile and the North West: Donald Smith's Personal and Investment Networks

The Golden Square Mile and the North West: Donald Smith's Personal and Investment Networks

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Diplomats off the Grid: Quaker Conferences for Peace on Grindstone Island, 1963-69

Diplomats off the Grid: Quaker Conferences for Peace on Grindstone Island, 1963-69

Tarah Brookfield

Wilfrid Laurier University

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The View from Jacob Street: Reframing Urban Renewal in Postwar Halifax

The View from Jacob Street: Reframing Urban Renewal in Postwar Halifax

Tina Loo

University of British Columbia

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A History of Oil Spills on Long-Distance Pipelines in Canada since 1950

A History of Oil Spills on Long-Distance Pipelines in Canada since 1950

Sean Kheraj

York University

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Making Property and Mining Coal: The Nineteenth-Century Experience of Cape Breton's Sydney Coalfield

Making Property and Mining Coal: The Nineteenth-Century Experience of Cape Breton's Sydney Coalfield

Don Nerbas

McGill University

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