Canadian History with New Eyes- Here I Stand
The Premise For the past few years, I have been working on a Canadian History curriculum from a Christian perspective, aiming to put over 10
The Purchase of Rupert’s Land Part 2 – Manitoba is Born
In Part 1, we were told the following – With the American purchase of Alaska in 1867, Canada’s Prime Minister, Sir John A. MacDonald, was anxious to
Christian father of Confederation: Sir Adams George Archibald (1814 – 1892)
Claim To Fame: Established the Province of Manitoba Early Life and Influences Sir Adams George Archibald was a politician and a lawyer born in Truro,
The Supreme Court, The Law Society and You… or your Children
Judgement shall return unto righteousness. Psalm 94:15 When I was a child, I sang the following Hymn: Who is on the Lord’s side? Who will
Canadian Bible School Movement (2)
The Influence of the Movement on Canadian Protestantism Last week I dealt with the complex origins of the Bible College Movement in Canada and its
Canadian Bible School Movement (1)
Much has been written about the Canadian and the American Bible School Movement of the 20th Century, because this movement has had a massive impact
Whatever Happened to Christian Canada?
I kind of hope that title catches you by surprise – I certainly had to take a second look at it. It unmistakably implies that
What’s useful about studying history?
History for many children and teenagers is considered, at the very least, a dull enterprise. At the most, it is the stuff of nightmares to
Why Study Canadian History?
1867 => 2017 That’s 150 years of Canadian history. To be clear, that’s 150 years of post-Confederation Canadian history. Canada has centuries, even millennia, of history
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