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History Matters by Canadian Institute for Historical Education

Canadian Institute for Historical Education
Canadian History
Tim Cook
Toronto Public Library
World War I
World War II
Indigenous Peoples Of Canada
1867 Canadian General Election
Canadian Documentaries
Parliamentary Democracy
Sir John A. Macdonald
Settler Colonialism
Canadian War Museum
Canada
Freedom Of Information
Toronto Metropolitan University
Canadian Institute For Historical Education
Climactic Challenges
Historical Context In Canadian History
Buffalo Population Decimation
Liberal Democracy

Canada’s history is full of triumphs, tensions, and turning points. Yet too often, it’s reduced to headlines or overshadowed by present-day debates. History Matters was created to give space for deeper conversations — ones that connect the past to the present, and help us see why context matters more than ever.

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Host Allan Williams welcomes J.D.M. Stewart, Eric McGeer, and Christopher Dummitt for a special tribute to Tim Cook, the award-winning Canadian military historian and chief historian/director of research at the Canadian War Museum. The panel reflects... more

What if one year and one election defined Canada’s destiny? In this first episode of History Matters, I speak with historian Patrice A. Dutil about his new book Ballots and Brawls: The 1867 Canadian Election, and why context matters in understanding ... more

What does settler colonialism really mean, and how does it shape the way we see Canada’s past? In this special live episode of History Matters, we feature journalist and author David Frum delivering his talk “Settlers and Colonialists,” recorded at a... more

How does a library protect democracy? In this episode, I speak with Vickery Bowles, former City Librarian of Toronto, about how the Toronto Public Library became the largest library system in North America, 100 branches strong.

We talk about the Tor... more

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Patrice Dutil
Professor of Political Science at Toronto Metropolitan University and author of several books on Canadian history
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Episode: Patrice Dutil on Sir John A Macdonald

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Patrice Dutil on Sir John A Macdonald
Q: What one book might you recommend to someone who's interested in history?
Patrice recommends "Historian's Fallacies Towards a Logic of Historical Thought" by David Hackett Fisher for its insights on the importance of logical storytelling in history.
Patrice Dutil on Sir John A Macdonald
Q: What got you into being interested in history in the first place?
Patrice shares that he became interested in history because, as a young boy, he was a big sports fan and learned to go through old newspapers to collect stories, particularly about baseball from the 1940s and 1950s.
Vickery Bowles on public libraries and parliamentary democracy
Q: What got you interested in history generally or in Canadian history?
Bowles recounts her family's influence, mentioning how discussions about history were common during family gatherings and emphasizing her passion for studying Canadian history and the roots of parliamentary democracy.

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Focused on the intersection of past and present, this podcast provides an insightful exploration of Canadian history, emphasizing its relevance to contemporary issues. Listeners can expect discussions on pivotal historical figures, events, and debates, enrichened by contributions from historians and experts who contextualize these topics through their academic work and personal experiences. Unique to this series is its commitment to making history accessible and relevant, as well as highlighting the challenges faced by historians in portraying complex legacies accurately. This commitment suggests an intention to foster a better understanding of Canadian heritage among the audience.

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