April 28 – Expo 67 Opens
Expo 67 was a showcase for Canada's cool side. We spoke with Dr. Bryan Palmer author of "Canada's 1960's: The Ironies of Identity in a Rebellious Era" about the upside and downside of having a Prime M...
28 Huhti 6min
April 27 – The Sacking of York
York was sacked by American forces during the War of 1812 on this day back in 1813.
27 Huhti 10min
April 20 – The Rainmaker
Charles Mallory Hatfield, an American rainmaker, arrived in Medicine Hat on this day back in 1921.
20 Huhti 12min
April 19 – Black Loyalists During the American Revolution
The battles of Lexington of Concord sparked the American Revolutionary War on this date back in 1775. To learn more about the slaves who fought for the British and eventually settled in Nova Scotia we...
19 Huhti 6min
April 15 – Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp is Liberated
British and Canadian troops liberated prisoners at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp on April 15, 1945. To learn more about the legacy of holocaust survivors in Canada we spoke with Sabrina Moisan ...
15 Huhti 6min
April 14th – “Surplus Children”
We spoke with Kenneth Bagnell, the author of "The Little Immigrants: The Orphans Who Came to Canada".
14 Huhti 12min
April 13 – Grey Owl Passes
On this day back in 1938, the British-born conservationist Grey Owl passed away.
13 Huhti 8min
April 12 – The March of New Brunswick’s 104th
New Brunswick's 104th Foot Regiment arrived in Kingston on this date back in 1813. Their march from Fredericton covered over 1100km. To learn more we spoke to Historian and author of "The Road to Cana...
12 Huhti 9min
