'It's just another tragedy in the access story,' says historian Timothy Sayle of the decision to axe the three-year-old program, and part of a 'broader pattern of underfunding access to information…

A collection of materials detailing the history of Black Loyalists in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick has been added to the Canadian Memory of the World Register by UNESCO. The announcement took place a...

Join Chris Greencorn (History) for a discussion of his research on race and authenticity in Helen Creighton’s collection of Nova Scotian folk culture.

Ninety-four employees at Library and Archives Canada have received notices that their jobs could be at risk, as part of the federal government’s plan to cut the size of the federal public service by 2029.

An article from MUSICultures, on Érudit.

In light of recent news about federal cutbacks implicating history-focused organizations, CHA president Colin Coates has sent a letter to the Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture, the Hon. Marc M...

As Queen’s unveiled its Bicentennial Vision for 2041, a leaked consultant document obtained by The Journal outlined specific structural changes on a similar timeline. Announced in the Queen’s Gazette ...

The Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum will be cutting permanent staff levels by 18 per cent over the next three years due to cuts announced in the federal budget.

By 2041, Queen’s will be a leading research-intensive university where excellence and values are inseparable. The Bicentennial Vision defines a future shaped by deep connection, focused impact, and a ...

Folklore is an excellent resource for Canadian historians interested in daily life.

Many who reach for this cliché want it to function as a shield against judgment altogether.

The Memorial University Folklore and Language Archive (MUNFLA) Committee would like to congratulate Chris Greencorn, a doctoral candidate in History at Queen’s University (Kingston, ON), as the inaugu...