- Arctic Dawn -- The Journeys of Samuel Hearne
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Originally published in 1795, this is a new hypertext edition of the journals of Samuel Hearne, the first European to explore the western Canadian Arctic. Includes pictures and sounds. - Canadisk Online [IA][Direct] -
Bilingual searchable image base with over 2300 images of Canadian people, places, events, culture and symbols; part of Canada's SchoolNet.
- Heritage Post Interactive "Featuring Flight" [IA][Direct] -
The story of Canadian aviation.
- 1755 French and Indian War [IA][Direct] -
Dedicated to the French soldiers who came to Canada from 1755-1763 to fight in the French and Indian War.
- Acadian and French-Canadian Genealogy [IA][Direct] -
The Babin Descendancy. The Repertoire Project. The GEDCOM CD-ROM Project.
- Acadie-Net - Familles Acadiennes [IA][Direct]
- ANQ - Archives Nationales du Quebec [IA][Direct]
- Archives Association of British Columbia (AABC) [IA][Direct] -
Provides information on the many programs and services offered to archivists and archives in British Columbia.
- Association des Dumas d'Amérique inc. [IA][Direct] -
Regroupement de tous les Dumas.
- Association des Familles Perron d'Amérique [IA][Direct] -
Objectifs de l'Association. Histoire des familles-souches. Bulletin de l'Association et l'information de rassemblement 1997 des familles Perron d'Amérique.
- Beaton Institute Archives [IA][Direct] -
This is an ongoing effort to place the holdings of the Beaton Institute Archive of Cape Breton history online
- Books of Remembrance [IA][Direct] -
Contain the names of Canadians who fought in wars and died either during or after them.
- British Columbia Archives and Records Service, Ministry of Government Services [IA][Direct] -
Provides centralized archives and records management services for all government records
- British Columbia History [IA][Direct]
- Canada [IA][Direct]
- Canada's National History Society [IA][Direct] -
Our page includes information about the Society itself, membership information, and a selected article from The Beaver magazine (our bi-monthly journal)
- Canadian Aviation Historical Society - Toronto Chapter [IA][Direct] -
Primary source of information and research on Canada's aviation history. The Toronto chapter features speakers and monthly newsletter.
- Canadian Conservation Institute [IA][Direct]
- Canadian Genealogy Resources [IA][Direct] -
Links to provincial, national and other resources.
- Canadian History Exhibition [IA][Direct] -
Exhibition represents Phase 1 development ofa major permanent gallery in Canada's national museum. WWW content will be expanded in the future.
- Canadian Institute for Historical Microreprographics (CIHM) [IA][Direct] -
Info about collections of pre-1900 Canadian monographs and periodicals.
- Canadian Journal of History [IA][Direct]
- Canadian Mennonite Encyclopedia [IA][Direct] -
Supports the Mennonites in Canada history project; contains names of congregations in Canada; in future will include personal names, organizations, etc.
- Canadian Museum of Civilization [IA][Direct] -
Officially mandated en francais also.
- Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC) [IA][Direct] -
Committed to fostering in all Canadians a sense of their common identity and shared past. Hopes to promote understanding between Canada's various cultural groups.
- Canadian War Museum [IA][Direct]
- Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum Official Web Site [IA][Direct] -
Canada's Flying Museum. Over 25 aircraft in flying condition. Lancaster, B-25 bombers, Avro Anson, Beech 18, Argus, Fleet 21, Fleet Finch etc. Lots of pictures.
- Canadian Women in History [IA][Direct] -
A resource for students, teachers, history buffs and net surfers alike.
- Centre d'Etudes Acadiennes [IA][Direct]
- County of Oxford Municipal Archival Records [IA][Direct] -
Storehouse for the historical municipal records of the County of Oxford and the former District of Brock.
- CRB Heritage Project Online [IA][Direct] -
Heritage Post Interactive, Canada's first on-line interactive Canadian History magazine. Produced by ExCITE, the bilingual (English/French) HPI is part of the nationwide Canadian Heritage Project.
- FAQ - For Canadian Military Genealogy [IA][Direct]
- FRANCÊTRES [IA][Direct] -
Covers a series of subjects about French-speaking area and people (particularly Québec, Acadia and France) and main resources available for French speakers.
- Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia [IA][Direct]
- Genealogy Research - National Archives [IA][Direct]
- Genealogy Resources on the Internet [IA][Direct]
- Ghosts of the Gold Rush [IA][Direct] -
History of the gold rush in the Klondike and Alaska; includes searchable database of names of individual who were in the Yukon at the time.
- Guide to Archival Repositories in British Columbia [IA][Direct] -
Hypertext version of the Guide provides information on 173 publicly-accessible archives in British Columbia.
- Heritage Interpretation [IA][Direct] -
Information on Fort Langley National Historic Site, with links to other heritage sites and museums.
- History of Coal Mining in Nova Scotia [IA][Direct] -
The Louis Frost notes, 1685 to 1962; a document outlining the historic conditions and practices of coal mining in Nova Scotia.
- Index - Canada's SchoolNet - History Department [IA][Direct] -
Books of Remembrance, Acadian quiz, links to Canadian museums.
- Index - Historical Documents [IA][Direct] -
Text of many Canadian Federal Government historical documents.
- Inter.Canada [IA][Direct]
- J.J. Fedorowicz Publishing Inc [IA][Direct] -
Specialising in military history books about the German Armed Forces in World War II.
- Labour/Le Travail [IA][Direct] -
Journal of Canadian Labour Studies.
- Museum of the Regiments [IA][Direct]
- Nanton Lancaster Society and Air Museum [IA][Direct] -
Aircraft displays including an Avro Lancaster bomber. The museum commemorates the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.
- National Archives of Canada - Archives nationales du Canada [IA][Direct] -
(in English and French).
- National Library of Canada [IA][Direct] -
The National Library's Web service will include the Library's fall publications, descriptions of its collections and services, cultural events and exhibitions, and pointers to other Canadian Internet information resources.
- Nova Scotia Genealogy Network Association [IA][Direct] -
Provides access to and promotes genealogical resources pertaining to Nova Scotia.
- OCFA - Genealogy Links [IA][Direct]
- Okanagan University College [IA][Direct]
- Ontario Cemetery Finding Aid [IA][Direct] -
Searchable database of over 1.1 million interments in Ontario, Canada.
- Ontario Genealogical Society [IA][Direct] -
Information and sources for genealogical research in Ontario
- Quebec Family History Society [IA][Direct] -
Non profit family history/genealogy group. Services & publications available, ancestral files, FAQs on Quebec genealogical research, etc.
- Rochdale: The Runaway College [IA][Direct] -
In the Sixties, students in Toronto, Canada, created a fortress that became a target of police invasions and symbol of a decade.
- Saskatchewan Genealogical Society [IA][Direct] -
Assists heritage research and promotes, encourages and fosters the study of genealogical and original research in the Province of Saskatchewan.
- Société d`Histoire et de Généalogie de Rivière-du-Loup [IA][Direct] -
Non-profit organization encourages people to remember, discover and share their local history.
- Spirits of Edmonton - A Zorba Tour [IA][Direct] -
Unique travel guide about Edmonton that contains a considerable amount of historical information.
- University of Saskatchewan - Department of History [IA][Direct]
- Uxbridge-Scott Museum Archives and Research Center [IA][Direct] -
Local genealogy and history in Uxbridge Township, Ontario.
- Walk to Canada - Tracing the Underground Railroad [IA][Direct] -
Follow historian Anthony Cohen as he traces by foot one of the routes of the Underground Railroad, from Maryland to Canada. (Began May 4, 1996).
- Women's Exhibition - Celebrating Women's Achievements: 21 Pioneers [IA][Direct] -
National Library of Canada highlights the achievements of 21 women from Canada's past through a display of books, photos, reading lists, and other materials from their collections.
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