YouTube video by Network in Canadian History & Environment - NiCHE

The little book is so rare that the National Library of Norway is bringing in experts from around the world to learn more.

YouTube video by Network in Canadian History & Environment - NiCHE

The Oar, New Brunswick’s popular history magazine, will launch in Summer 2026 as the new official annual periodical of the York-Sunbury Historical Society and Fredericton Region Museum.

Pedagogical Approaches to Palaeography and Codicology

The Wolastoqewi Elder and traditional artist Gina Brooks invited the literary scholar Rachel Bryant to make paper from a lichen commonly known as old man’s beard. Gina wanted the paper to line the lid...

The Wolastoqewi Elder and traditional artist Gina Brooks invited the literary scholar Rachel Bryant to make paper from a lichen commonly known as old man’s beard. Gina wanted the paper to line the lid...

In this series of three lectures, Kelly Wisecup examines how Indigenous peoples made and used the page to address structures of dispossession.

What does it mean to be hungry? Is it only a physical condition? I have long hungered for what has been lost to my family because of colonialism.

In 1973, Yukon settlers opposed Indigenous land claims, fearing economic impacts, while Indigenous groups fought for recognition and justice.

Abstract. Historians typically explore the resilience of past societies in terms of large-scale outcomes like population levels. In contrast, this paper ex

The regulation of British North America's pre-Confederation fishery showcased the Maritime colonies' use of polycentric governance to address overfishing, assert jurisdiction over inshore waters, and ...