HistoryWire Special editions feature articles, blogs, media and History Buzz news around a common theme in Canadian history.
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A special tribute to Canadian music and the artists that have helped shape a legacy that is as diverse and unique as Canada itself.
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Celebrating all things Canadian!
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Celebrating National Aboriginal Day, St. Jean Baptiste Day and Multicultural Day in Canada.
June 21st kick starts the 11 days of Celebrate Canada! which includes National Aboriginal Day (June 21), Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day (June 24), Canadian Multiculturalism Day (June 27) and concludes with Canada Day (July 1)!
On June 13, 1996, the Governor General of Canada proclaimed June 21st to be National Aboriginal Day, offering Aboriginal peoples an excellent opportunity to share their rich, diverse cultures with family members, neighbours, friends and visitors. -
Hounouring our past. The Canadian Naval Centennial, 1910-2010.
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Celebrate, remember, take action.
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Celebrating Music in Canada
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A Special Edition occasioned for Vimy Day and the commemoration of WWI Veterans.
The country has recently shared an important historical moment. On February 18, 2010, Canada's last First World War Veteran passed away. This event marks the end of an era. We are forever indebted to the soldiers of the First World War and we must pay tribute to them by remembering their contributions to Canada. -
A Special Edition occasioned for Vimy Day and the commemoration of WWI Veterans.
The country has recently shared an important historical moment. On February 18, 2010, Canada's last First World War Veteran passed away. This event marks the end of an era. We are forever indebted to the soldiers of the First World War and we must pay tribute to them by remembering their contributions to Canada. -
Canada at the Winter Olympic Games
A Special Edition featuring the history of Canada at the Winter Olympics and the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games as they unfold.
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Celebrating Black History in Canada
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- 2009
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Celebrating 175 years of history
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Extraordinary lives and the purpose of biography is explored in this Special Edition.
People that changed our civilization and became part of our imaginations forever
“It is perhaps as difficult to write a good life as it is to live one.” -
“If you don't have an identity, who are you?”
Canada celebrates 142 years of confederation.
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