The Nations of Canada
Greg KoabelA narrative history of Canada from its first inhabitants to the present day.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 191 | Founded | 4 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||
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Wary Newfoundlanders contemplate an invitation to join the Canadian confederation.
In the first year of its existence, Canada faces a province seeking to leave the union, and the assassination of one of its leading politicians.
The podcast takes a pause in the narrative to field questions from listeners.
Two and a half years after the Quebec Conference, and after bitter debates, dead-ends, political pressure of dubious constitutionality from London, two elections in New Brunswick, and an invasion or two, confederation finally comes into effect.
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- Excellent History
I am a recent immigrant from the behemoth to the south and found podcasting through this series. I am on Episode 175 (current and waiting for each week’s feed). I’m going to ace the citizenship exam in a couple of years. I listen to the History of the Germans and this podcast and they are both the highlight of each week. more
Apple Podcasts5grant's tomb
Canada4 months ago - Fascinating, deeply informative, and a joy to listen to
An excellent, ambitious, detailed and balanced walk through Canadian history. One of the best history podcasts that I’ve found anywhere.
Apple Podcasts5Jim B CanadaCanada6 months ago - Deep rich top-notch history podcast
Fantastic history podcast that gets deeply into the interaction between Native people & Europeans — not because the podcast is specifically about First Nations, but because they play such a huge & active role in early Canadian history. Very different from early US history, & much more interesting IMHO!
Apple Podcasts5DelysidCanada8 months ago - Excellent Canadian history podcast
I’m on episode 10, really enjoying this! Very engaging.
Apple Podcasts5tkat80Canada9 months ago - Couldn’t get past the bias
I get that all podcasts are presented from a perspective. But I turned this off after the introductory episode. There was just too much kissing of Trudeau’s feet and waxing eloquent about how wonderful Liberals are, compared to those vile xenophobes (i.e., everyone else).
Apple Podcasts2charleshackney
United States9 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #203 | Canada/History |
Apple Podcasts | #130 |  Poland/History |
Apple Podcasts | #200 |  Belgium/History |
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