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Yesterday Chris and I took advantage of the beautiful long weekend to take in one of the last days of the Butterflies in Flight exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Nature, and let me tell you, this one was really quite magical. This exhibit has been running since December 16, and finished this weekend. You can […]
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LAKE FLORA: THE FEDERAL DISTRICT COMMISSION TAKES ON A SOCIAL MISSION IN HULL'S BACK STREETS Friday, February 9, 2018
When the Diamond Jubilee of Confederation's version of the Federal District Plan and the agency designed to implement it - the Federal District Commission - was unveiled in April 1927 one project stood out in marked contrast to the others. While the FDC's programme for building more scenic driveways, a new bridge across the Ottawa […]
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Reflecting on Critical Making in Digital History: The #hist3812 Experience, Part Two Wednesday, April 25, 2018
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