Découvrez un pionnier de la Nouvelle-France en faisant la connaissance d’Olivier le Tardif. Ce compagnon de Samuel Champlain a participé à la colonisation de la Côte-de-Beaupré et à la fondation de Château-Richer, dont il fut le premier seigneur. Sa vie mouvementée en fait un symbole de la première génération de Français en Amérique.
Cape Bear Lighthouse & Marconi Station
Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island
Established in 1881, this iconic lighthouse sits on PEI’s South-eastern shore.
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Logy Bay-Middle Cove-Outer Cove Museum
Logy Bay-Middle Cove-Outer Cove, Newfoundland and Labrador
We are a seasonal museum located just outside St. John’s in the beautiful and scenic Town.
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Musée de l’Auberge Symmes
Gatineau, Québec
Musée d’histoire régionale de l’Outaouais
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The 1919 Winnipeg General Strike was the longest and largest labour conflict in North America and had a major national impact on the labour movement. Learn about the plight of the strikers from the citywide halt of production to the firing of the police force and the tragic events of Bloody Saturday.
Take a walk on the wild side and explore the dark secrets that made Winnipeg the ‘Wickedest City in the Dominion.’ Get a glimpse into a different side of Winnipeg’s history with a legal red light district, corrupt mayors, murder most foul, and the largest unsolved robbery in Western Canadian history.
Walk the cobblestone streets and experience the vibrant, bustling history of the Exchange District. Learn about Newspaper Row, turn-of-the-century banks and the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919. Get to know the famous and unsung characters who made Winnipeg the city it is today.
Explore the vibrant history and stunning architecture of the Exchange District, a roadmap of Winnipeg’s early growth and architectural styles. See examples of brick and mortar warehouses from the 1890s, marvelous terracotta skyscrapers of Winnipeg’s 1910 boom period, as well as brutalist and international-style complexes in Winnipeg’s modernist quarter.
Take a walk on the wild side and explore the dark secrets that made Winnipeg the ‘Wickedest City in the Dominion.’ Get a glimpse into a different side of Winnipeg’s history with a legal red light district, corrupt mayors, murder most foul, and the largest unsolved robbery in Western Canadian history.
Walk the cobblestone streets and experience the vibrant, bustling history of the Exchange District. Learn about Newspaper Row, turn-of-the-century banks and the Winnipeg General Strike of 1919. Get to know the famous and unsung characters who made Winnipeg the city it is today.