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  1. Another remarkable digitization story that received support through our Documentary Heritage Communities Program. Learn about the current funding cycle:

  2. Join us for the 2nd summit of galleries, libraries, archives and museums at on Jan. 30 for an interactive day of discussion.

  3. Nov 20

    A young boy in Brochet, Manitoba, March 1955. Do you recognize him?

  4. A new exhibition at the highlights tintype portraits from our collection. Come and admire these images of the past!

  5. 1979: Joe Clark’s minority government falls when it loses a non-confidence vote in the House of Commons on the budget. Photo: 1976

  6. Let’s take photos to remember the good times. Those cameras look easy to use and small enough to carry around!

  7. 1901: Guglielmo Marconi receives the 1st transatlantic wireless radio message on Signal Hill, Nfld.

  8. Stylish Sir Mackenzie Bowell was Canada’s 5th PM. He passed away 100 years ago.

  9. Our conservation team is assessing and treating some 4,000 posters.

  10. , we split from . Do you know in which year?

  11. Nov 17

    A man and woman in Shugliaq (Southampton Island), Nunavut, 1948. Do you recognize them?

  12. Happy Hanukkah to our Jewish friends and colleagues!

  13. How to begin genealogical research? Check out this practical list to research your !

  14. 1901: Guglielmo Marconi receives the 1st transatlantic wireless radio message on Signal Hill, Nfld.

  15. The foods of the Indigenous peoples were as various as the regions they inhabited.

  16. 1931: British Parliament ratifies Statute of Westminster, granting legal autonomy to Canada and other Commonwealth Dominions. Photo : 1926

  17. Potlatch, a gift-giving feast practiced by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest, was once banned in Canada.

  18. In total, 21,000 Japanese Canadians and recent immigrants were sent to, and held in, internment camps during and after the .

  19. Nicolas Vincent wearing snowshoes, 1840 watercolour by Philip J. Bainbrigge

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