Scientists at Western University in Ontario have developed a technique to “see through” tarnish and reveal the original images on daguerreotypes, the first kind of photograph that was invented in 1839. In those days, people had to pose without moving… »
Highlights / historical
Arts and Entertainment, Internet, Science and Technology, Society
Preserving another piece of Canada’s vanishing railway history
Canada’s history is that of it’s railways. For example, the west coast province of British Columbia only agreed to join Canada if a railway was built to link it to the east. Railways brought settlers to the wide open country,… »
International, Politics, Society
Remembering Canadians who fought in the U.S Civil War.
Even as debate rages about monuments to historical persons with tainted pasts, a new monument is being planned in Canada which might raise some eyebrows. It’s to be erected in part by a Canadian group calling themselves “The Grays and… »
Arts and Entertainment, International, Society
Shortlist announced for biggest historical literature prize
Biggest award in the World. Worth US $75,000, the Canadian-based Cundill prize is the most prestigious award for historical literature in the world. From an initial international submission of 159 books, the shortlist of six has just been announced. The… »
Health, International
Humanitarian NGOs urge Ottawa to make foreign aid part of its COVID-19 response
Economy, Health, International, Politics
