Canada

Howard Baker explains how the chance convergence of two vessels produced tragedy and disaster.

R.C. Macleod re-tells the story of the force that began by policing the Klondike and ended by spying on separatists and 'subversives'.

Adrian Mourby reflects on the legacy of Nova Scotia's French Acadians.

Penelope Johnston discovers four Martello Towers in the Great Lakes, Canada.

Penny Johnston on a campaign to rebuild a historic Canadian church.

Phillip Buckner looks at the characteristics of a double wave of colonisation between 1700 and 1900, which gave Canada its unique character.

Barry Gough offers a Canada-eye-view on the commemorations and controversy of the Columbus Quincentenary.

Penelope Johnston describes China's revered North American hero

The incorporation of the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1670 reveals much about the personalities and rivalries of Restoration England.

Mary Shortt recounts how the Canadian theatre fostered and reflected sentiment for the Mother Country between 1850 and 1940.