Teachers Resources

The website blackcanadianveterans.com is dedicated to honouring and recognizing the contributions of Black Canadians in the military. It provides valuable information about the history, achievements, and experiences of Black veterans, as well as resources for those looking to connect with this community. The site aims to educate the public and celebrate the legacy of these courageous individuals who served their country.

The website no2constructionbattalion.ca is dedicated to the unit that was formed during the First World War as thousands of men answered Prime Minister Borden’s call for volunteers. Many Black Canadians faced challenges in enlistment due to racism. Despite this, they and their allies fought for their right to serve, showcasing resilience and courage adversity.

We celebrate our nation's rich history by sharing stories that showcase the people, places, and events that connect us as Canadians, ensuring these narratives are easily accessible to all through our free online content.

With its prize-winning and richly symbolic architecture, the Canadian War Museum — located near downtown Ottawa — provides a spectacular setting for exhibitions, public programs, and other events that illustrate the way in which human conflict in Canada and around the globe has changed the face of the world.

Formed on 26 April 1860, The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada is Canada’s oldest continuously serving infantry regiment, and since that time its members have served in every significant conflict in which Canadians have participated. The Regimental Museum and Archive was established in 1956, located first in Calgary but moved to the famous Casa Loma in Toronto in 1970.

Canada’s leading magazine for teachers found in over 12,000 schools across the country.

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Canadian Teacher Magazine also showcases new resources and services suitable for K-12 classrooms and school libraries.

And for life after 3 p.m., Canadian Teacher Magazine includes articles about holiday destinations, retirement options, and lifestyle choices.

Often dubbed the “Forgotten War,” the Korean War is a pivotal chapter in history, yet it is frequently overshadowed by other events. This educational resource seeks to rekindle interest and awareness of Canada’s crucial role in the conflict, offering a fresh and compelling perspective for educators and students.

Parks Canada is presenting a series of free online workshops that can be shared in the classroom throughout the school year.

Building the Future, Informed by the Past.

The Vimy Foundation is a leading voice on the First World War in Canada and the home of the collections of the Canadian Centre for the Great War.

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The Foundation works to preserve and promote Canada's ongoing legacy of leadership

Explore the rich history of Mississauga through our curated list of historical museums. This link will guide you to a collection of local museums that showcase the fascinating heritage and cultural stories the area. Discover the treasures waiting to be uncovered and immerse yourself in the history that shapes our community.

Heritage Mississauga collaborates with Spent Pencils to create a heritage-themed comic book annually, highlighting the stories of Mississauga.