Toronto in the 1970’s! Here’s a preview of a young woman excitedly posing for the photographer on Yonge St looking north to College in the mid 70’s. Share your memories and stories. If you have photos you’d like to share with the group, send us a message and we’ll post them!

Speaking of cheese!!🧀 Read this finding about a gripe made in October 1888 by the head of the Dairy Department at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph, that reveals some of the conflicts in the cheese industry at this time!!🧀 champlainsociety.utpjournals.press/findings-trouv…

Patrice Dutil speaks with Francine McKenzie (@westernuHistory) about the UBC Press book "Dominion of Race:Rethinking Canada’s International History" she co-edited w/ @LauraMadokoro & @david_meren in new Champlain Society #CdnHistory podcast episode bit.ly/WTYrac

How has race shaped Canada’s international encounters and its role in the world? Listen to the new Champlain Society #CdnHistory podcast episode bit.ly/WTYrac “The Place of Race in Canada's International History”

Patrice Dutil talks new insights and controversies on race and Canada’s international history with @westernuHistory Francine McKenzie in new Champlain Society #CdnHistory podcast episode bit.ly/WTYrac

Patrice Dutil talks with Canadian Historian Francine McKenzie about Canada's relations with the world, looking through the lens of race! They discuss a variety of subjects, some controversial, but all very enlightening! soundcloud.com/user-437943805…

How has race shaped Canada’s international encounters and its role in the world? Listen to the new Champlain Society #CdnHistory podcast episode bit.ly/WTYrac “The Place of Race in Canada's International History”

"One must think like a hero to behave like a merely decent human being." - May Sarton #ReadMoreWomen

In September 1894 an explosive meeting occurred between anthropologists and activists Franz Boas and James Teit, that led to a huge treasure trove of ethnographic work on Indigenous nations in British Columbia that Canadians did not have access to before! open.spotify.com/episode/5jaxZ1…

Patrice Dutil talks new insights and controversies on race and Canada’s international history with @westernuHistory Francine McKenzie in the Champlain Society #CdnHistory podcast episode "The Place of Race in Canada's International History" bit.ly/WTYrac

New resources for teaching History to grades 4-8 and 11-12 from Champlain Society. Primary and secondary sources with French and Indigenous perspectives on the founding of Québec, lesson plans and activities, developed by Mairi Cowan now at @historianmairi.bsky.social. 📚📗📕✏️🖍🖌🖊 champlainsociety.utpjournals.press/ed-resources

Who was James Teit? Why should we know about him? Wendy Wickwire @UVicHistory talks about the impact of this tireless yet little known #Indigenous rights activist in a new Champlain Society #CdnHistory podcast episode. Listen today @ bit.ly/WTYjt.

James Teit and the First Nations on the Pacific Coast - new Champlain Society #CanadianHistory podcast episode today! Listen @ bit.ly/WTYjt

The 'Chinese Immigration 9' forms used identification photography to track Chinese residents in Canada who wished to leave for travel purposes! Interested in learning more about what life was like for Chinese Canadian citizens in the early 20th century? champlainsociety.utpjournals.press/findings-trouv…

Who was James Teit? Why should we know about him? Wendy Wickwire talks about the impact of this tireless yet little known #Indigenous rights activist in a new Champlain Society #CdnHistory podcast episode. Listen today @ bit.ly/WTYjt.

#TeacherResources from Champlain Society! French & Indigenous perspectives on the founding of #Québec #CurriculumConnections lesson plans & activities bit.ly/CS_edu #TeachingHistory

Are high school students learning enough history? Listen to an archive Champlain Society podcast episode “The Teaching of History in Canada’s High Schools” to find out bit.ly/WTYtoh #TeachingHistory #HistoricalThinkingProject #CurriculumFragmentation

Do you #TeachHistory? Discover Champlain Society FREE #TeacherResources @ bit.ly/CS_edu French & Indigenous perspectives on the founding of #Québec #CurriculumConnections lesson plans & activities