Canada's Historyさんのイラストまとめ

Who was a servant? Sadistic? Successful? Here are five nasty participants in a pirate-eat-pirate world. Which one was the nastiest? #TalkLikeAPirateDay #PlanYourRetirement https://t.co/ikODl2Uk4m

There’s lots of #spooky stuff at Craigdarroch Castle in #BritishColumbia. Learn more in the article “Turrets and Tears.” https://t.co/t66Xm5KEwA #CdnHist

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Just in time for #backtoschool, the September issue of Kayak is here...and it's all about #ghosts and #monsters! Discover all of the spooky details in our latest #education newsletter. https://t.co/t66Xm5KEwA

Digging History: From Pacific shores, over vast plains and ancient forest to the islands of the Atlantic coast, Canada hides a wealth of stories in her soil. https://t.co/oj1jTazGBE #ArchaeologyMonth

The 1919 Winnipeg General Strike remains an unparalleled moment of solidarity among Canadian workers.
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Catherine Clement learned of Yucho Chow’s work while interviewing Chinese-Canadian SWW veterans. “They would pull out their photo albums, &I kept seeing these beautiful photos with an interesting silver seal stamped on them & the catchy name Yucho Chow.” https://t.co/9GVDaZYTfz

Vancouver Chinatown in focus: Early 20th-century photographs document the lives of marginalized Canadians.

Pictured: Mr. and Mrs. Chong Fan Yow and their sons, Chong Buck Shong and Chong Buck Sun, circa 1920s. Photo by Yucho Chow.

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At the end of his first year at Cambridge, Robert Baldwin Ross told his mother that he was homosexual and would make no secret of it. Learn more about his story https://t.co/kKGDvPHMyq #LGBTHistory

Looking to do some #bingewatching this weekend? Check out our #MontrealChronicles, Tales & Treasures, Handle with Care and #GreatWar series! Double up on the popcorn :) 📹 🍿🍿 https://t.co/mG9s7F7kyH