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@CaCemeteryHist @HistoricaCanada Gotta love a #HeritageMinute. 🥰
We featured Alfred Fitzpatrick (and @FrontierCollege) recently for Canada #HistoryWeek2019: https://t.co/81r6s8kJcm.
For #HistoryWeek2019, we've been reflecting on how time/technology/perseverance have impacted historical mysteries. Check out this article on the recent #FranklinExpedition discoveries! We're excited to track along with new insights into this old mystery. https://t.co/st3M0IvUdR
Can you imagine a small-town doctor with an airplane, visiting patients all around southern Alberta 100 years ago? We're late for #HistoryWeek2019 but here is a great profile of the living legacy of Dr. A.G. Scott from
@4gotten_alberta #RuralMedicine https://t.co/lsRGJ2ND0e
For #HistoryWeek2019, we want to share this 1972 photo from our archives. For over 50 years, Surrey Place has offered services in Toronto and beyond, and we continue to learn and grow to this day! #SurreyPlace
Thanks for taking part in #HistoryWeek2019! Access the digital magazine and the videos to keep learning about the century of workplace change in Canada.
https://t.co/VL3QaLtgSe
In 1941, Wilhelmina (Willa) Walker joined what became the Royal Canadian Air Force Women’s Division. She finished first in her officer training class, and quickly became senior staff officer for the Air Force’s 17,000 servicewomen. #HistoryWeek2019 @KarshYousuf
On this last day of 🇨🇦 #HistoryWeek2019, let’s celebrate Kenneth Gaulton: a logger and forestry entrepreneur who left his hometown and family to enlist during the #WWII. Read why! https://t.co/Zpt4io5vmZ
See @HistoricaCanada for more stories.
#DYK the strikers from the Winnipeg General Strike helped establish what is now the New Democratic Party? For #HistoryWeek2019 learn more about “Canada’s most influential strike” here:
https://t.co/1MV54fNeSR
It's Canada #HistoryWeek2019 - today our focus is on social gospel and labour. Alfred Fitzpatrick successfully lobbied the Ontario government for travelling libraries on the frontier. https://t.co/x5yK1l87fu #CdnHist #CdnHistory #Literacy #Ontario @FrontierCollege @CdnHeritage
“When passengers wanted attention, they just called you ‘George.’ My name’s not George.” Watch our new video on sleeping car porters, part of a series for #HistoryWeek2019 exploring labour history in Canada.
Did you know that Canada works with partners—such as the United Nations and the International Labour Organization—to improve the lives of workers, at home and around the world? #HistoryWeek2019 @UN
https://t.co/VL3QaLtgSe
Calgary artist/world renowned goldsmith Charles Lewton-Brain, developed a new technique for working with metal called foldforming. The three dimensional shape is formed by repeatedly folding, forging, and annealing metal. #HistoryWeek2019 @CdnHeritage
We love @HistoricaCanada's #HistoryWeek2019 stories about the #decentwork movement! Join us in discovering more about the people who fought for #workersrights in the past and inspire our efforts to #makeallworkvisible today. https://t.co/HqL1XUUqIx #powerofmany #canlab #ILO100
Sleeping Car Porters were subjected to long hours, little pay and #racist treatment. This changed in 1917 with the formation of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. For #HistoryWeek2019, learn about North America’s first Black railway union. #cdnhist https://t.co/wOCVQ6mb9v
Canadian workers used to smoke at their desk. This computer console from 1960 had an ashtray built into it. It was part of the SAGE computer used by NORAD in their bunker at North Bay. #HistoryWeek2019 @CdnHeritage
Layers of rock exposed in the badlands attracted coal exploration, and as the mining industry grew in the Drumheller Valley, fossil hunters also flocked to the area. #HistoryWeek2019
📷: @AMNH
#DYK Fearing that cod would become extinct if action was not taken, Canada announced a moratorium on cod fishing in 1992. An estimated 30,000 people were put out of work. #HistoryWeek2019 #labourhistory
Follow journalist Gérard Pelletier as he uncovers the significance of the Asbestos Strike. Watch this new video, part of a series for #HistoryWeek2019 exploring a century of change in how Canadians work.
In 1935, 1500 residents from Depression-era camps travelled by train and truck to Vancouver, Regina, and Ottawa to protest poor working conditions. This #HistoryWeek2019 find out how the On to Ottawa Trek led to the violent Regina Riot:
https://t.co/FY7asiD6F0
#HistoryWeek2019 celebrates Working for the Future: a century of change in how Canadians work! Discover historic achievements and trailblazing Canadians with our new video series and digital magazine: https://t.co/HruWz8q7kN
Does the name Edith Campbell ring a bell? 🛎 She was the first woman in the British Empire to receive the Military Medal. 🎖 Find out why! https://t.co/UboVgdObrX
See @HistoricaCanada for more stories. #HistoryWeek2019
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